Graduation 2015. - University of Sheffield

Graduation 2015. Tuesday 21 July 2015

The University of Sheffield Your graduation day is a special day for you and your family, a day for celebrating your achievements and looking forward to a bright future. As a graduate of the University of Sheffield you have every reason to be proud. You are joining a long tradition of excellence stretching back more than 100 years. The University of Sheffield was founded with the amalgamation of the School of Medicine, Sheffield Technical School and Firth College. In 1905, we received a Royal Charter and Firth Court was officially opened by King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra. At that time, there were 363 students reading for degrees in arts, pure science, medicine and applied science. By the time of our centenary, there were over 25,000 students from more than 100 countries, across 70 academic departments. Today, a degree from Sheffield is recognised all over the world as a hallmark of academic excellence. We are proud of our graduates and we are confident that you will make a difference wherever you choose to build your future. With every generation of graduates, our university goes from strength to strength.

This is the original fundraising poster from 1904/1905 which helped raise donations for the University of Sheffield. Over £50,000 (worth more than £15 million today) was donated by steelworkers, coal miners, factory workers and the people of Sheffield in penny donations to help found the University. A century on, the University is now rated as one of the top world universities – according to the Shanghai Jiao Tong Academic Ranking of World Universities.

The University of Sheffield Graduation: Tuesday 21 July 2015

Welcome from the Vice-Chancellor For all of us here at the University, this is one of the high points in the year, as we congratulate you on your achievements and share with you in your hopes and plans for the future. But this is by no means the end of your association with the University. Today you are joining the ever-growing global community of University of Sheffield alumni. We hope that you will keep in touch with us, and with each other, in the years to come. Congratulations to you and a warm welcome to your family and friends. We hope everyone here today enjoys this very special occasion. Professor Sir Keith Burnett

The Chancellor The Chancellor, Sir Peter Middleton, GCB is the senior lay Officer of the University and is the President of its Court and Honorary President of the Alumni Board. Sir Peter Middleton was born and educated in Sheffield. He is a graduate of the University of Sheffield (BA 1955, Economics) and was awarded an Honorary Doctorate in 1984. Sir Peter has served as Chancellor of the University since 1999 and is an Honorary Professor in the Management School. Sir Peter spent nearly 30 years as an official in the Treasury, working closely with nine chancellors and was Permanent Secretary from 1983 to 1991. Knighted in 1984, Sir Peter joined Barclays Bank in 1991, serving until 2004 as Deputy Chairman, CEO and Chairman. From 2004 to 2006 he was president of the British Bankers Association. Sir Peter has recently retired from the position of UK Chairman of Marsh & McLennan Companies and is currently Chairman of Burford Capital.

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Reasons to be Proud Graduation is a time to recognise and celebrate achievement and success, and every graduate has a story to tell of effort and attainment. You should feel proud you are graduating from a world-leading university that is helping address some of the most urgent challenges facing society today. That’s why some of the world’s most talented, ambitious staff and students come here, finding a place they can challenge accepted wisdom, push boundaries and break the mould.


1 Big Thank You As a place to live and study, we believe Sheffield is impossible to beat. And the latest Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey highlights just how special Sheffield is, voted number one in the UK for student experience. We believe that’s because we are building something very special here in the city we call home - academic excellence and the very best student experience.

Pioneered • Our physicists are helping to build the world’s biggest and most revolutionary solar telescope in Hawaii. • Our cancer researchers have developed a new drug which could soon be treating ovarian cancer patients throughout Europe and the United States. • We’ve launched an initiative to tackle the world’s greatest energy challenges. Energy 2050 brings together international scholars, industry experts and government officials to drive forward energy research and innovation. • Our scientists have succeeded in using a 3D printed guide to help nerves damaged in traumatic incidents repair themselves. • Our new research centre is working to address food security issues around the world. • The University is leading the UK’s first dedicated research centre to improve higher education. • Engineers at the University are using glow in the dark tampons to identify where waste water is polluting our rivers. • Our researchers have identified ways that technology can help people improve and maintain positive mental health. • Dr Alison Gartland from our Department of Human Metabolism has identified a key to preventing secondary cancers in breast cancer patients. • Students from the Department of Biomedical Science are leading a project to raise awareness of organ donation. • A group of students from the University have launched an initiative to collect surplus food from campus food outlets and redistribute it to those who need it most in the city.

Invested • Our new £81 million building – The Diamond – has reached a landmark phase in its construction ahead of opening for teaching in September 2015. As well as specialist engineering teaching facilities, the building will house a range of lecture theatres, seminar rooms, open-plan learning spaces, library and IT services, and space for informal get-togethers. The building marks our largest ever investment in teaching and learning. • We’re offering £2.2 million worth of postgraduate scholarships in one of the biggest postgraduate taught scholarship schemes in the country. • We’re backing the development of a Business Innovation District to make Sheffield a better place to visit, work and live.

• Our construction of one of the most advanced factories in the world has passed another milestone. Factory 2050 will be the UK’s first fullyreconfigurable digital factory. • We’ve submitted a masterplan for the next phase of our Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) with Boeing which could create 1,800 new jobs and bring £72.4 million to the local economy. • We’re supporting an ambitious plan to create the UK’s first Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District around the Sheffield and Rotherham corridor to create new jobs and strengthen our economy.

Recognised • Second year philosophy student Alex Bushnell has written and co-produced a film that appeared at the Cannes Film Festival. • Dr Caroline Sarojini Hart from our School of Education has developed a downloadable resource to help schools across the country implement new food standards. • Health researcher Dr Clare Relton is leading a scheme to improve breastfeeding rates in areas where rates are traditionally low. • Sheffield scientists are part of a new research centre in India working to find solutions to excessive use of antibiotics. • A safer, cheaper and more viable alternative for disposing of nuclear waste developed by our engineers is set to be trialled in the USA.

Honoured • Third year PhD student Marwa Mahmoud from our Department of Cardiovascular Science has been awarded a Young Investigator Prize for her research into blood flow patterns at disease prone sites in the arteries. • Dr Catherine Fletcher from our Department of History has been named as a ‘New Generation Thinker’ by BBC Radio 3 – an accolade which recognises some of the brightest minds in academia. • Professor Martin Thornhill from our School of Clinical Dentistry has been presented with a Distinguished Scientist Award for Oral Medicine and Pathology in recognition of his research revealing the serious impact of oral health on the heart. • Genevieve LeBaron from our Department of Politics has earned a British Academy Rising Star Award for early career researchers. • Professor Claire McGourlay from our School of Law has been chosen by the Higher Education Academy to receive a National Teaching Fellowship – one of the most prestigious awards for excellence in higher education. • We’ve honoured Professor Diana Greenfield, a Macmillan Consultant Nurse based in Sheffield, for her incredible work championing the needs of cancer survivors. • Professor Jon Nicholl, the Dean of our School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR), has been honoured by Her Majesty The Queen in recognition of his outstanding contribution to health research.

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Honorary Degrees The University of Sheffield confers honorary degrees (or degrees honoris causa – as a ‘mark of honour’) on people who have given distinguished service or brought distinction to the University, the City of Sheffield or the region. They may be individuals of national or international standing or alumni of the University who have risen to the heights of their chosen profession or field of service. The University tradition of recognising excellence in this way dates back to the first congregation to award Sheffield degrees. This took place on 2 July 1908 in Firth Hall, and the first honorary degree was awarded to the then Chancellor, the Duke of Norfolk. The University is proud to include many notable figures amongst its honorary graduates in the years since and 2015 is no exception.

Professor Sir Harry Kroto FRS Nobel Laureate Professor Sir Harry Kroto FRS, the discoverer of a new form of carbon – buckminsterfullerene – and a Chemistry graduate of the University (BSc 1961, PhD 1964), was awarded an honorary degree (DSc) in 1995. The Kroto Research Institute is named in his honour. Sir Harry Kroto Science Photo Library


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Lesley Garrett CBE, FRAM The popular soprano, recording artist and television personality, Lesley Garrett, was born in Thorne, near Doncaster. In 2013 she returned to the stage with Opera North, singing the role of Elle in Poulenc’s La Voix Humaine. She is a Fellow and a Governor of the Royal Academy of Music, and received an honorary degree (DMus) from the University in 1997.

The Most Revd and Rt Hon Dr John Sentamu Lesley Garrett,

John Sentamu

John Sentamu became the 97th Archbishop of York in 2005. He is patron or president of over 100 organisations, and has a wide range of interests that include criminal and social justice, the family and young people. He is the Chancellor of York St John University. He received an honorary degree (LittD) in 2007.

Sir Donald Bailey OBE Sir Donald Bailey OBE, the inventor of the Bailey Bridge, without which “we would not have won the war” (Field Marshall Montgomery), received an honorary degree (DEng, Doctor of Engineering) in 1949. He had completed a BEng in Engineering at the University in 1923.

Al Gore

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Sir Donald Bailey

Al Gore

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Al Gore, the Nobel Laureate and former Vice President of the USA, is a well-known environmental activist and the founder of the Alliance for Climate Protection. The Oscar-winning documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, is about his campaign to raise public awareness about global warming. He received an honorary degree (LittD) in 2007.

The Lord Coe CH KBE Sebastian Coe spent his teenage years in Sheffield, where his father Peter was his running coach. One of the most successful athletes of his generation, he led the successful London bid to host the 2012 Olympics and oversaw a memorable Games as chairman of organisers LOCOG. He received an honorary degree (LLD) in 1991.

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Today’s Honorary Graduands Sir Roger Bone After a distinguished career in the Diplomatic Service, which culminated in his appointment as Ambassador to Sweden and then to Brazil, Sir Roger was President of Boeing UK from 2005–14. He continues to be very supportive of The University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre with Boeing. Sir Roger is an honorary ambassador for British business and a member of the Board of Directors of the National Council for Universities and Business.

Emeritus Professor David Hey A highly regarded and pioneering figure in the fields of local and family history and surnames, David Hey is Emeritus Professor of Local and Family History at The University of Sheffield. He was a member of academic staff in the Division of Adult Continuing Education for many years and served as Dean of the Faculty of Education. He is the author of numerous books including the bestselling Family History and Local History in England.


Senate Awards The University of Sheffield Senate Awards Scheme aims to encourage and promote good practice, and raise the status of teaching and learning as a scholarly and inspirational activity. The Scheme rewards those who are inspirational or who demonstrate an exceptional contribution in the area of learning and teaching and/or supporting and enhancing the student learning experience. There are four categories of award: • • • •

Senate Award for Sustained Excellence Early Career Senate Award Senate Award for Collaborative Activities Senate Award for Departmental Leadership

Senate Award recipients become “a Fellow for life”.

School of Mathematics and Statistics – Collaborative Activities

Dr James Cranch

Dr Frazer Jarvis

Teaching Fellow, School of Mathematics and Statistics

Reader, School of Mathematics and Statistics

Dr Sam Dolan

Dr Sam Marsh

Lecturer, School of Mathematics and Statistics

Teaching Fellow, School of Mathematics and Statistics

Professor Neil Strickland

Professor Nick Monk

School of Mathematics and Statistics

School of Mathematics and Statistics

Dr Nick Gurski

Dr Simon Willerton

Senior Lecturer School of Mathematics and Statistics

Senior Lecturer, School of Mathematics and Statistics

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Order of Proceedings All ceremonies are preceded by a recital by the Aliah Saxophone Quartet. Graduates of the University of Sheffield’s Music Department. Music during the processions: Jonathan Eyre, BMus (Hons), FRCO (ChD), ATCL 9.30am Processional: Trumpet Voluntary – Stanley Recessional: Final from Sonata 1 – Guilmant 12.00 Noon Processional: March from Scipio – Handel Recessional: Postlude in D – Smart 3.30pm Processional: Trumpet Voluntary – Clarke Recessional: Fanfare – Lemmens

The ceremonies begin with the procession which will include University staff, Honorary Graduand(s), Public Orator(s), Senior Officers of the University, Civic Dignitaries and finally the mace bearer and the Presiding Officer. The Presiding Officer will declare the Ceremony open and the congregation will be invited to be seated. Following the Presentation of Graduates and Conferment of Degrees, the Presiding Officer will address the Congregation. The Presiding Officer will declare the Ceremony closed. The processions will leave the Hall. The Congregation is asked to remain in the Hall until the Processions, special guests and graduates have left. Guests are invited to applaud the graduates as they process from the Hall.

The University of Sheffield Graduation: Tuesday 21 July 2015 at 9.30am

Tuesday 21 July 2015 at 9.30am Presentation of Graduates and Conferment of Degrees Presiding Officer Professor J. M. Labbe, Pro-Vice-Chancellor

Presenter Faculty of Science - To be presented by Professor M. Geoghegan, Director of Training and External Relations for the Faculty of Science This programme contains the names of all students who have successfully completed their studies. Not all candidates will be in attendance. This information was correct as at 3 July 2015. PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES IN THE FACULTY OF SCIENCE

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Department of Animal and Plant Sciences Aida Nitsch Liam Jose Rasch Thomas Matthew Young Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Mona Ghonaim A Alharbi Faizah Al Malki David Robert Armstrong Rebekah Wai Ye Chan Jack William Chidgey Ta-Chung Chou Thomas David Curran Ashley Kate Davies Arthur Ekasatrya Holland Iain Robert Louis Kean George William Mobbs Robert Salmon Tzu-Ling Tseng Carla Marie Turner Simon Watton Nicola Sarah Whiting Abigail Johanna Williams Department of Physics and Astronomy Jacob George Albon Richard Geoffrey Bailey Samuel Coveney Matthew Lawe Youmna Mouhamad Charlotte Nicolaou Edward Guy Overton John Howard Quilter Stephen Sadler

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE With Honours Biochemistry Angus John Robertson Matthew Thomas Parker

Biochemistry and Microbiology Jason Tsang Biology Michael Brian McCourt Naresh Bharat Patel Anna Townshend Ecology Megan Frances Blackwell Jennifer Marianne Slater Genetics Laura Margaret Bibby Physics Stavrina Dimosthenous Jonathan James Donnellan Physics and Astrophysics Rachel Sellars Zoology Dominic David Robert Burns

CONFERMENT OF DEGREES IN THE FACULTY OF SCIENCE

MASTER OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE With Honours Biochemistry Samuel James Arnold Adam Warren Berg Alexander James Fletcher Sarah Louise Gillen Philip John Hayton John Peter Hellicar Stephen James Killick Conor James McGrath Jocelyn Joanna Pinto Marianne Jenny Satur Fiona Helen Shilliday Oliver William Taylor Lucas Maximilian Walker Biochemistry and Genetics Selina Natalie Beal Rachael Catherine Dempsey Llywelyn Griffith Karin Brenda Moejes James Alan Turvill

Biochemistry and Microbiology Amy Caroline Brook Warren James Hazelton Sarah Emma Johnston Josie Lauren Mcquillan Nikolaus Bjorn Muldal Patrikas Pultinevicius Biology Holly Elizabeth Allen Henry Juho Barton Luke Anthony Bennett James Michael Bradley Lucy Brookfield Antony Marc Brown Mandy Chee Yit Chen Rona Moira Oonagh Costello Samantha Louise Creed Chloe Louise Davis Ashleigh Jade Dawson Katherine Elizabeth Sineag Denyer Emily Rose Gravestock David James Gutteridge Olivia Sidonie Harper Kathryn Francesca Haworth Christian Henry Liasis Chloe Aisha Walker-Trivett Biology with Conservation and Biodiversity Jacob Peter Bedford Matthew Steven Hughes Biology with a Year Abroad Kathryn Louise Bloxham William Frank Buswell Samuel John Cruickshank Kachina Jade Stannard Ecology Michael Douglas Charters Edward Matthew Lim Camilla Zerr Genetics and Microbiology Tamer Butto Garcia Grace Patricia Troth Genetics and Molecular Cell Biology Prodromos Chatzikyriakou Mateusz Jan Jurga

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Medical Biochemistry Thi Ha Linh Nguyen Molecular Biology Giulia Arsuffi Kajus Baidžajevas Matthew Thomas Callaghan Gabriel Cordel Daniel Holder Jake Horgan Angharad Rebecca Trewren Kolator Baldwin William Harry Mcentegart Harry Angus O’Connor Samuel Thomas Ogden Eve Callan Ousby Plant Sciences Joseph Michael Earley Aaron Benjamin Sinclair Hoyle Zoology Simon Chapman Lucy Michelle Collins Rory Leonard Cooper Jennifer Alice Hamilton Crawley Megan Louise Ellis Daniel James Garnett Martha Elizabeth Gibson Gabriella Kelly Hayward Nathan Hehir Duncan Jackson Taline Dolores Kazandjian Lucy Ann Kucharik Marcus Adam Lee Luke David Simon Nelson Kathryn Elizabeth Powell Ewan Patrick Blockey Richardson Josie Madeleine Rylands Siobhan Louise Sanford Conor Alexander Waldock Katherine Woodcock Mark Ian Alan Yeldham

Physics and Astrophysics Charlotte Lucy Hildred Carlisle Samuel James Fargher John Samuel George Hampson John Christopher Hines Adam George Loring Christopher James Murphy Alexander Thomas O’Neill Sam Richardson Zachary Smith Fanny Stevance Katayoun Aisling Tehrani Adam Wilson Physics and Astrophysics with Study Abroad Samuel William John Rowe Matthew Lloyd Williams Physics with Computer Science Jonathan Stewart Walsh Physics with Medical Physics Nicholas Senn Rebecca Lauren Smith Andrew Cory Stobart Joseph Benjamin Walker Edward Henry Williamson Physics with Philosophy Amanda Bailey Hass Physics with Study in Australasia Harry Stuart Clark Frances Alice Cobb Thomas James Webb Physics with Study in North America Jack Edward Blundy Adam Nicholas Hilliard

MASTER OF PHYSICS

Theoretical Physics Jonathan Peter Crickmore David Lee Hurst Adam Thomas Knowles Jenny Poulton

With Honours

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Physics James Edward Bishop Jordan Calcutt Harriet Coulthard Dominic James Hallett Theodore Douglas Hobson Thomas Patrick Lyons Joseph Kevin Maguire Henry Arthur Charles Matthews Daniel Stuart Matthew Mawson Matthew Gerald McCrickard Gavin Jonathan Merry William Payne Jonathan David Petticrew Thomas Gerard Salter Andrew James Sharpe Vladimir Shulyak Jack David Sullivan Hannah Wilson

Physics Liam Andrew Crouch Michael James Walsh Physics and Astrophysics Daniel Gunn

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE With Honours Biochemistry Andrew Churchill Monisha Devanand Desai Arron Edward Dougan Kareem Elsaid David Andrew Farmer Muhammad Zikri Rifa’Ie Haji Zulkifli Rebecca Louise Jackson Tara Serena I K Kang-Pettinger Jonathan Andrew Korta Kathryn Lockie Guy Ewart Mayneord Nikolas Jake Medgyesy Rachel Plumb

Alexander James Carnegie Polack Hugh Edward George Thompson Louise Helen Tucker Kimberley Alice Lorraine Wood Aden Yussuf Yasin Biochemistry and Genetics Alex Georges Michel Batrouni Wui Lam Chan Dominic Francis Habgood Coote Kristina Krusnaite Jordan Reed David John Robert Turner Hannah Rebecca Williams Biochemistry and Microbiology Nicole Katie Ackroyd Elliot Jake Bastos Alexander Jonathan Bruce Tonye Junior Daniel Cole Alice Emily Corbett Amelia Beatrice Dearman Emily Louise Fox Richard Neil Goodman Chelsea Margaret Hodgson Sarah Howard Sophie Elizabeth Irving Julia Jabrzyk James Edward Knight Owen Sam Laing Abigail Victoria Legge Mengqiao Li Victoria Claire Lockett Keya Nitan Maru Stevie John Mordey Cevdet Ozgocmen Victoria Alice Claire Rose Olwen Sian Seward Daniel James Simms Alastair Peter Bishop Smith Amy Kathryn Tooke Oliver James Townsend Maria Louise White Biochemistry and Molecular Cell Biology Ibrahim Tareq Ebaid Juda Al-Masoud Sin I Chu Joshua Charles Thomas Biology Natasha Georgina Addison Jacob Alexander Jamie Kevin Tsuyoshi Armstrong James Thomas Bennett Jonathan Philip Brandwood Luke Joshua Briggs Thalia Fern Caddy Chelsea Amber Caton Samuel Joshua Cooke Amy Louise Coombe Elizabeth Louise Cornforth Oliver Clarkson Edwards Matilda Sophie Elgood Field Stephanie Elise Forster Jasmine Sarah Ghotbi-Ravandi Joe Harley Gough Samuel Oliver Gray Alice Rose Halstead


Catherine Anne Hammond Jacob Phillip Hanvey Eleanor Grace Healicon Sophie Louise Hull Billy James Kershaw Joseph Mackley Rosalyn Helen Marshall Scarlett Alexandra Rebecca Marshall Edward James McCue Sam Christopher Morris Steven Mortlock Bryony Kate Frances Page Alexandros Phokas Matthew Ashley Pollitt Lucy Eleanor Redmore Alice Roberts Charlotte Rowley Emilie Rui Rebecca Louise Stott Gemma Surridge Ujala Batool Syed Andrew William Thompson Eleanor Amy Tideswell Man Ho Jasper Wan Katherine May Ward Oliver Isaac Watson Samuel James Watson Fiona Claire Watt James David Whitehead Biology with Conservation and Biodiversity Christopher Coll-Beswick James Richard Hunter Fiona Helen Steel Biology with a Modern Language Thomas Luke Hare Samuel Joseph Leeming Christabel Lesley Smith Lawrence Francis Whatley Biology with a Year Abroad Joanne Ruth Clancy William Oliver Latter Philip Roland Le Fanu Amy Charlotte Mccormack Niall Francis O’Donoghue Ecology Jack Patrick Bourdages Chapman Genetics Thomas Matthew Grand John Andrew Hignett Sanjeevi Dilani Ukwattage Genetics and Microbiology Ahmad Hazim Bin Ahmad Sofian Adil Bare Awgaab Melissa Clare Bowns Yim Tung Chan Zhongxuan Chi Stephen Daniel McDonnell Rowena Fredrika Dorothy Roos Cheuk Yin Wu

Medical Biochemistry Matthew Hallam Awangku Muhammad Nazri Pg Mohd Juanda Imogen Henrietta Stokes Medical Genetics Chelsea Eve Davis Lucy Ellen Spencer Sayyed Amin Zarkesh Esfahani Medical Microbiology Michael Hunter Microbiology Giles Edward Haynes Harriet Constance Knafler Sarah Catherine Percival Charlotte Marie Perry Corrie Porter Joseph Martin Relton Riko Uenishi Molecular Biology Laura Adams Daniel James Brown Georgia Helen Brown Jasmin Coughtrey Amy Rebecca Kerridge Charlotte Emily Oakley Olivia Clare Russell Monika Saunoriute Barbara Kitti Szantho Jordan James Tooke Milena Louise von und zur Mühlen Physics Philip Henry John Berry Greg Ryan Cantrill Laurence Alec Cole James Luke Doherty Bethany Jo Dunne William Joseph Elson Christopher Lewis Grimshaw Ewan James Hall Jenny Elizabeth Johnson Lee Richard Khian Peng Daniel Robert King Cameron Leigh McLeod Benjamin Mouncer Daniel Francis Murray Thomas Garry Nuttall Sarah Elizabeth O’Sullivan Harry Mathew Owens Thomas Jordan Peach Christopher James Phelps Adam Anthony Saunders Matthew Fraser Somerville James Alastair Stevenson Daniel Patrick Walker

Physics and Astrophysics Ben Andrew Clarke Jasmin Alexandra Davies Mark Laurence Fletcher Joe David Frost Jack Richard Watson Mayo Kathryn Jane Moon Elliott Anthony Tate Robert Thomas Turton Physics with Computer Science Gregory Philip Blackburn Plant Sciences Robert Patrick Brown Alex Paul New Nat Phon-Or Theoretical Physics Luke Bitton Timothy Edward Sullivan Eddie Lim Xhen Sheng Zoology Luke Omotade Ifayin Aladenika Rosie Bailey-Clark David Robert Christian Barthorpe Jack Oliver Beresford Nicholas Burnham Richard Allan Carson Danielle Siobhan Clements Amanda Marie Collumbine Jonathan Iain Cooke Djemilah Roberta Gordon Adam Tamas Gosztonyi Rachel Hall Jonathan Martin Joshua Harvey Abigail Louise Hayward Gareth Bowen Llewelyn Eliot Andrew Mangham Julian Colin Robert McManus Edward James Mowbray Lucy May Mmapula Okeden Lewis Ottaway Hugo Edward Palejowski Hannah-Rose Porter Megan Louise Rosenfeld Sophie Sullivan Meryl Esther Varty Lauren Alexandra Wylie Zoology with Employment Experience Juliette Anne Linford Natali Torsch

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The University of Sheffield Graduation: Tuesday 21 July 2015 at 12.00 Noon

Tuesday 21 July 2015 at 12.00 Noon Presentation of Graduates and Conferment of Degrees Presiding Officer Professor Sir Keith Burnett, Vice-Chancellor

Presenters Faculty of Science - To be presented by Professor Elizabeth Winstanley, Deputy Head of the School of Mathematics and Statistics. Faculty of Engineering - To be presented by Dr R Howell, Senior Lecturer in Aerodynamics and Assistant Director of Learning and Teaching for the Faculty of Engineering. This programme contains the names of all students who have successfully completed their studies. Not all candidates will be in attendance. This information was correct as at 3 July 2015. SENATE AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN LEARNING AND TEACHING To be presented by Professor Elizabeth Winstanley, Deputy Head of the School of Mathematics and Statistics Dr James Cranch Dr Sam Dolan Dr Nick Gurski Dr Frazer Jarvis Dr Sam Marsh Professor Nick Monk Professor Neil Strickland Dr Simon Willerton School of Mathematics and Statistics

PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES IN THE FACULTY OF SCIENCE

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY School of Mathematics and Statistics Victor Eugen Ambrus Elizabeth Mary Boggis Matthew Hewitt Susan Vu

Daniel Martin Graves Zak Green Ibrahim Alexander B Hussin Robert Johnston Hannah Matthews Peter William Newman Jonathan Philip Oliver Edward Hesketh Owen Jack Parker Benjamin Michael Patey Matthew James Pearson Hailey Simone Janice Pottinger James Alister Simpson Hope Thackray Gabrielle Anne Thompson Eleanor Vickers George Mitchell White Daniel Christopher Wise Mathematics with French Language Christopher Conor Isted Luke Derry Percival Mathematics with Spanish Language Charlotte Meg Blakeway Katharine Hardy

Department of Probability and Statistics Stephanie Jane Llewelyn

Mathematics with Study in Europe Monica Mai-Yun Ho Alexander Thomas Williams

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Mathematics with a Year Abroad Maximilian Kouros Aghaeipour Thomas Benedict Davies Hannah Elizabeth Fairbairn Fay Frost Daniel Alan Langman Jennifer Joyce Quinton Charlotte Victoria Ward

With Honours Mathematics Matthew Collins

CONFERMENT OF DEGREES IN THE FACULTY OF SCIENCE

MASTER OF MATHEMATICS With Honours Mathematics Aaron Joshua Pangilinan Bird Sarah Elizabeth Caroll George Ian Simon Chamberlain Andrew James Dods John Patrick Goulbourne

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Financial Mathematics Maria Lulu Kinunda Mathematics Henry Barber Nathaniel Joseph Dickerson-Stead Lihan Li

Mathematics with Study in Europe Rishi Aggarwal

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE With Honours Financial Mathematics Ryan Kai-Yin Chung Hangyeol Kim Yuhan Liu Zhichao Lu James Evan Twaddle Victoria Mary Winter Mathematics Jon Peter Addison Okigbo Aghaji Grace Eironwy Agnew Sarah Elizabeth Andrew Oliver George Ashwood Nathan Daniel Bond Daniel James Brooks Conor Maxwell Carey Rachel Elizabeth Clare Stephen James Clarke Amy Louise Clifton Hannah Katherine Clough Robert Matthew Cope Joseph Louie Corteling Samuel Joseph Cousin Lucy Jayne Crossley Alexander Charles Famin Cutts Sophie Louise Derbyshire Armin Farangi Nicholas Peter John Flint Amy Rebecca Fuller Ryan John Galloway Rosalind Gannon Patrick Martin Gilbert Amanda Lucy Hamilton Laura Kathleen Hancock Rachael Lisa Vivian Hann Jessica Rose Hardy Christopher Harrison Hannah Haywood Matthew Allen Hirst Charlotte Elizabeth Humphries Lydia Ibbotson


Dimitris Iordanou Jake Michael Jennings Matthew Robert Jones Anthony Mark Keightley Shannen Louise Lucas Joshua Robert James Marsh Bethany Paige Martin Rebecca Louise Mason Sean Oliver McDonald Roisin Alice Mcnally Alexander Joseph Milligan Joshua Luke D Mills Dale Mollitt Georgia Mary Moss Danielle Leah Nelson Matthew O’Sullivan Edward James Pottrill Thomas David Reece Daniel Connor Rhodes Hannah Victoria Robinson Jack Nicholas Russon Alice Louise Sanders Shabeer Hussain Shah Andrew Shelton Anna Louise Slack Paige Nicola Smith Sam Maiden Smith Timothy William Edward Smith Sophie Jacqueline Smyth Carl Speak Damian Symonds Sean Christopher Tapper Robert Edward Thompson Luke Alexander Tindell Alexander Stephen Todd Chengyuan Wang Rebecca Amy Ward Thomas George Wass Sam Leonard Watson Thomas Williams Lewis Wilson Thomas Wright Tianshu Zang Mathematics with Employment Experience Sarah Kathryn Brill Robert Edward Hill Tom Miner Rosemary Elaine Welford Mathematics with German Language Matthew James Cooper Matthew Grindrod Mathematics and Philosophy Qianwen Chen Callum Hammond Lamb Mathematics with Spanish Language Grace Charalambous James Alexander Harrison Nicola Mary Jones Rebecca Louise Kay Polly Amelia-Jane Lomas Lucy Claire Macartney Richard Jack Mashford Mark William Shute

Mathematics with Study in Europe Jack Felix Chambers Stephanie Sakara Edwards Delaram Haghighat Joo Charlotte Alanah Hall Tula Nansi

CONFERMENT OF AN HONORARY DEGREE To be presented by Professor Stephen B. M. Beck, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Head of Multidisciplinary Engineering Education and Public Orator.

DOCTOR OF ENGINEERING Roger Bridgland Bone

PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES IN THE FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre Krystian Kamil Wika Department of Materials Science and Engineering Juliet Bell Pete Crawforth Elliot John Fleet Enas Hassan Andrew Peter Hopper Lucy Johnson Luke Marshall Sasima Puwanun Leili Shirkhan Andrew John Tweddle

DOCTOR OF ENGINEERING Department of Materials Science and Engineering Robert William Shaw

MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY Department of Materials Science and Engineering Boniface Obi Anazodo

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING Aerospace Engineering Ozun Gulle

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING With Honours Bioengineering Kevin Johnson Mathew Materials Science and Engineering Seabelo Manenye

CONFERMENT OF DEGREES IN THE FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

MASTER OF ENGINEERING With Honours Aerospace Engineering Stuart Preston Allen Nathan Richard Barwick Rijul Bhatnagar Timothy James Cockcroft Daniel James William Eccles Richard Fontana Christopher Daniel Ford Jamie Steven Gambles Sami Giurani Kacper Jakub Grzedzinski Joshua James Guy Andreas Hadjisoteriou Rafael Hambleton Christopher George Hart Charles Thomas Archer Jones Samuel Richard Kennett Muhammad Shaan Kootbally Natalie Leah Lawton Peter Lopperi Fiona Mary Mabin Rokas Martinkus Luke Mccarthy Omena Eyitayo Otobo-Martins Alexander Petersen Petros Petrides Hugh John Smith Matthew Thomas Titman Boxiu Zhang Aerospace Engineering (Private Pilot Instruction) Christopher William Bodington Carl Lorenzo Jenkins Veronika Lisicovaite Luke Shiel Joshua Ian Taylor Aerospace Engineering with a Year in Industry Daniel Beeby Carl Alexander Bryan Fraser Andrew Darroch Dai Davies Omer Elnasaney Jack Laurence Greaves Adam Harris Robert John Haszeldine Raphel Headlam James Kirk Thomas James Lambert Stephanie Jayne Morton Vimesshen Nair R K Ravindran Nicolas John Sancier Howard Smith Chandula Tamari Wickramarachchi Aerospace Engineering with a Year in North America Matteo Alexander Clark

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Aerospace Materials Alexander James Harvey Bioengineering Liam Ashley Boyle George Daniel Bullock Cara-Jane Frances Colgan Matthew Steven Daniel Jonathan Adam Field Matthew David Fleming Changjiang He Lev Libergod Josephine Elizabeth Macphail Charles Brian Mcging Joseph Moore Erika Otaviano Lopes Ferreira Thomas Benjamin Surridge Materials Science and Engineering Richard John Arnell Richard William Staveley Dawidek Chen Huang Carmen Wallace Kirsten Makepeace Jake Passarelli Thomas Alexander Williamson Shanglin Wu Desen Zeng Materials Science and Engineering (Industrial Management) Dalang Du Materials Science and Engineering with a Year in Japan Cerise Autumn Edwards Metallurgy Tshenolo Phinah Leso Prince Nakedi Yoonsung Shim

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING Materials Science and Engineering (Industrial Management) Jinlong Su

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING With Honours Aerospace Engineering Bernice Aderonke Ayeni Amelia Kate Ayesh-Meagher Atilay Ayrez Boz Ali Can Cebi Yaowen Cui Yuekai Fang Svetoslav Nachev Georgiev Matthew Adam Harvey Michael Alexander Hibbert

Junmo Hong Sanghyo Kim Bhavika Tarinda Koliyabandara Qijian Liu David Steven Maiden Luke Mitchell Gabriel Njoku Matthew Greig Pringle Alexander Mark Simpson Quentin Arthur Cradock Spottiswoode Marcus Chian Han Tan Guangyu Wang Xin Wu Kai Zhang Yan Zhang Aerospace Engineering (Private Pilot Instruction) Faireezul Anuar Bin Mohamed Fawzir Nicholas Andrew Brown Areum Kang Siu Ching Matthew Lau Yick Kan Lau Chun Hei Leung Kar Hao Joel Yew Aerospace Engineering with a Year in Industry Karolis Butrimavicius Aerospace Materials Chenglin Jia George Richard Kennedy Aditi Mathur Aerospace Technology Jose Joaquin Diaz De Aguilar Puiggari Bioengineering Nurul Amirah Abd Latif Adam Derradji Alessandro Fael Garcia Florence Irena Hayden Hawraa Fadhil Kadhim Daniar Maref Charlotte Maughan Vaidehi Ashish Patil Michael David Perkins Thomas Edward Rahman Louise Tarleton Bethany Claire Thomas Yen Shin Yuan Adeline Yen Bioengineering with a Year in Industry Andreas Hadjistylli Shruti Pradeep Vasudev

Materials Science and Engineering Effah Afifah Adanan David Charles Brown Sum Sum Chan Joshua William Garrett Chandler Hamish Ellis Xueqian Geng Rehan Khalid Ailsa Anne Kiely Ang Li Jinjing Liu Jiamin Luo Cong Peng Andrew Graham Price Roderick William Eric Tain Ramsdale-Capper

Hayley Rathbone Joshua Benjamin Ravindran Calvin Louis Rossington Michaela Wynn Tracy Ruofan Wang Yuxi Wang Lai Wei Sze Wing Yeung Heng Zhou ShengHao Zhu Materials Science and Engineering (Biomaterials) Binxun Chen Wanxiao Hu Wei Zhu Materials Science and Engineering (Industrial Management) Abdullah Zohair A Albakri Wan Muhd Naqib Fida’Iy Haji Hamidon Zheng Han Kristian Louis Marcus Khalifa Kpapu Nyande Sean Edward Roche Ayush Sood Xueyang Tan Denny Alexander Tarigan

The University of Sheffield Graduation: Tuesday 21 July 2015 at 3.30pm

Tuesday 21 July 2015 at 3.30pm Presentation of Graduates and Conferment of Degrees Presiding Officer Professor Sir Keith Burnett, Vice-Chancellor

Presenter Faculty of Arts and Humanities and Board of Extra Faculty Provision - To be presented by Dr J. Dobson, Reader in French and Director of Interdisciplinary Programmes for the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. This programme contains the names of all students who have successfully completed their studies. Not all candidates will be in attendance. This information was correct as at 3 July 2015. PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES IN THE FACULTY OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Department of Archaeology Freya Rosamund Massey Department of French Lena Pamela Hamaidia Department of Hispanic Studies Stacey Marie Dunlea David Christopher Powell

BACHELOR OF ARTS Classical and Historical Archaeology Daniel Cully

BACHELOR OF ARTS With Honours Classical and Historical Archaeology Lorna Jacqueline Gosling

CONFERMENT OF DEGREES IN THE FACULTY OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES

BACHELOR OF ARTS German Studies Lady Madeleine Fulbrook

BACHELOR OF ARTS With Honours Archaeology Jessica Faye Brady Lauren Sophie Cadman Robert George Anthony Downes David Roger Greef Gary Grieve Fay Ellen Mcdermott Alison Powell Alannah Rasen Archaeology with Employment Experience Greer Jean Joyce Osborn Dewdney Archaeology and History Megan Elizabeth Barker Rebecca Ellen Coombs Philippa Helen Glass Mark Mason

Anthony Parr James Adam Platt Meg Rawson Hugh Bartholomew Wragg Classical and Historical Archaeology Cornelius Michael Clarke Dominic William James Foster Otis Roger Gilbert Lucy Charlotte Johnson Robert William Usher Alexandra Webster Victoria Grace Kathleen Worthington English and French Elizabeth Allen Benjamin Francis Brunton Ailsa Grace Campbell Alice Jane Cresswell Llinos Rees Evans Anna Elizabeth Fraser Camilla Siri Helsing Elizabeth Soraya Moverley Johl John Dylan Kenwright Holly Clare Lee Alicia Catherine O’Connor Eleanor Maria O’Driscoll Emma Frances Redley Lydia Silver Lucy Victoria Smith English and German Clodagh Brennan Jack Mathew Collier Sara Louise Janney Sabine Ruth Sharp English and Hispanic Studies Katrina Cowan Lucy Rose Gosling Bethany Fern Lodge Alexander Shetra-Tilley French Studies Matthew Philip Andrews Sophie Billham Duncan Neal Carter Anna Louise Chadwick Tessa Jane Hunt Iona Betty Jones Olivia Rachel Long

Charles Antony Meade Bethaney Cameron Millar Clare Povey Rachel Sarah Turner Clare Joanne Walker Eleanor Willcocks French and Business Management Rachel Gillian Brennan Charlotte Emily Britton Ailsa Lauren Cartledge Katie Michelle Flavell Emily Rose Green Sophie Elizabeth Klein Reuben Joshua Robyns-Landricombe French and Economics Rose Margaret Ackerman Natalie Louise Goudge Haymesh Mistry Claire Elizabeth Richards French and German Laura Victoria Brookshaw Jack Edward Miller Jennifer Louise Pratt French and Hispanic Studies Sophie Victoria Carefull Rosalind Alice Cordy Helena Mary Egan Emily Jayne Featherstone Daniel Jack Gleghorn Alexander Marcus Hayward Sabella Pascale Ibanez Beth Rosa Lowe Hannah Margaret Main Chikka Moyo Jennifer Elizabeth Pendriss Joshua Thomas Pugh Elliot Alexander Rooney James Andrew Thomason Megan Ellen Townend Genevieve Anne Widger French and History Erin Rachel Ballard Philip Wilson Bayles Alastair George Ritchie Bodily Tahmidus Samad Chowdhury Liam David Evans

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Jonathan Furness Katherine Holter Toby Mark Edward Housden Rebecca Sian Juster Hannah Rose Lillis Eleanor Rose Perham-Marchant Conor James Temple Andrew Liam Williams French and Linguistics Hannah Merle Borkin Jennifer Rose Martino Lucy Ann Mccaddon Charlotte Sarah Smith Girija Myra Vijay Tase French and Music Martha Theodora Fleur Eddy French and Philosophy Timothy James Barnes James Robert Gustafson Draper Jasmine Mcnulty Rhiannon Joanne Roach Rachel Helen Sherrington Marios Sofos Rachel Sarah Waddoups French and Politics Andrew Robert Boardman Matthew Robert Gretton Justin Nathan Hunt Bridget Anna Elizabeth Jones Sebastian Francis Maciver Rose Mclaren Chloe Anne Morris James Rivett Miles Nicholas Watson German Studies Beth Barker Henry Lee Clegg Stephanie Anne Louise Hancox Sam Lindsay Lucy Helen Tallentire Maisie Rose Eliza Tripp German and Business Management Katalin Anna Kövesfalvi Cora Ceridwen Thomas German with Dutch Rachel Joanne Carney Sian Dolan Orla Clare Randles Laura Kate Tennant Thomas Peter Warne German and Economics Charlotte Louise Apperley German and Hispanic Studies Chloe Juliette Best Ben Michael Carew Eleanor Frances Saul

CONFERMENT OF AN HONORARY DEGREE To be presented by Professor Andrew Linn, Professor of the History of Linguistics and Public Orator.

DOCTOR OF LETTERS David Hey

CONFERMENT OF DEGREES IN THE FACULTY OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES

BACHELOR OF ARTS With Honours German and History Jack Andrew Featherstone William Andrew Hopkin Jonathan Timothy Hughes Mika James Murray Sophie Jane Tait German and Linguistics Theodore Michael Winchester Botsford Charlotte Parker German and Politics Nicholas Alexander Wood German and Russian Emily Grace Cusworth Thomas Michael Dean Thomas Turner Weeds Alexander Roderick Nicholas White Hispanic Studies Scott Andrew Barry Sophie Natalie Bell Joseph William Bennett Amy May Bruckshaw-Cross Melissa Jayne Coulson Kristina Flanagan Katherine Alice Forbes Stephanie Mary Gilroy Alexandra Mercedes Grau Georgina Alice Hall Sarah-Jade Hannah Christopher Frederick James Rachel Emily Martin Gemma Maria Morgan Sichile Mary-Luiza Msamati Natasha Rabinowitz Anna Grace Reading Adele Victoria Riley Lindsey Rowland Hannah Elisabeth Scott Elizabeth Ann Taggart Alexandra Rae Tattersall James Michael Thompson Ryan Daniel Willson Eleanor Fairhurst Winstanley Joanna Wood Hispanic Studies and Business Management Esther Fiona Barratt Natalie Rhian Brooking Oscar Richard Brooman-White Laura McGarvey

Hispanic Studies and Economics Aimee Alexandra Bentley Afrah Nihal Chaudury Phoebe Instance Hispanic Studies with Polish Thomas Alexander Barlow Katie Louise Hawthorne Hispanic Studies and Politics Samuel Alexander Baskeyfield Robyn Jessica Namatouvou Kasozi Natalie Dawn King Eli Oliver Manderson Evans Jack William Parry Danielle Sarah Roe Linguistics and Hispanic Studies Adele Victoria New Jasmin Kagiso Sowerby Greenall Amy Beth White Linguistics and Russian Dominic Gordon Brandwood Modern Languages Christina Andreou Daisie Elizabeth Brown James Stuart Brown Eloise Lily Abiodun Bucknor Jamie Collins Benjamin Thomas Courtenay Joseph Flynn Crellin Clare Elizabeth Croft James Andrew Donald Emma Louise Durrant Dean Paul Edmunds Sarah Frances Everitt Eve Leonie Faulder Henrietta Takouhi Rose Ford Jessica Louise Ford Rory Graham Gibson Elizabeth Alice Holliday David Ian Ison Alexander Callum Jason Frederic Charles Harley Larden Rachael Gwendoline Helena Lynch Charlotte Ruth Marshall Robin Gareth Munby Helen Elizabeth Obradovic Olivia Palmer Rory Pollard Lauren Elizabeth Power Amy Deborah Rawe Sophia Alice Rigby Sarah Christina Rimmington Gianpaolo Vincenzo Daniel Santamaria Kyle Paul Spinks Nicholas Arthur Stubbing Clare Louise Symonds Daisy Amelia Day Temperton Jack Elland Lewis Turner Oliver Charles Turner Alexandra Kathleen Waring Matthew Philip Weightman Nicola Whitson Stephanie Willerton Abigail Elise Windsor Michael John Wood Eve Young


Music and Hispanic Studies Laura Yie

CONFERMENT OF DEGREES IN THE BOARD OF EXTRA FACULTY PROVISION

Philosophy and Hispanic Studies Philip Maximilian Blau Isobel Rose Kain Christopher Setornam Kwami Odoom

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Russian Studies Matthew Dominic Lewis Jennifer Kate Miller Terence Stephen Wright

Community Policy and Practice Luminous Makumbe Bavwidi Mpanzu Margaret Mutamiri Fiona Mary Unwin

Russian and Business Management Nadia Katerina Amroon Rhys David Owen Russian and Hispanic Studies Edmund Barney Crowther Frederick Sebastian Mullen Freeston Sofia Melo Lopes Madeline Eve Robinson Daniel Thomas Warren Russian with Japanese Min Young Kim

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE With Honours Archaeological Science Bethany Karin Madden Archaeology Lucy Ann Adams Samuel Arthur Bromage Nicholas Clarke Patrick William Cropper Sharnvir Kaur Dhillon Michael Paul Fendall Emma Sarah Louise Hook Matthew John Lester Jack Charles Martin Katarina Marie Murray Jessica Elizabeth Rossiter White

With Honours

French Language and Cultures (Combined Studies) Peter Martin Doran Kelly Elizabeth Mary Perry Karen Louise Sanders Literature and Creative Media (Combined Studies) Timothy Moffatt Social and Political Studies (Combined Studies) Farhan Joy Allahyar Caroline Hunter John Parr Clair Prestidge Spanish and Latin American Studies Dora Rubidia Foulstone Graham Christopher Pluck

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE With Honours Information Technology and Organisations Lindsay Callaway Margaret Graham Ilkin Jeferzade Guillem Jorques Daniel Pickering Natural and Human Environments (Combined Studies) Christopher John Bates Philip Alan Dornan John Joseph Martin Doyle Andrew James Hill Jacqueline Howard

FOUNDATION DEGREE IN ARTS Working with Communities: Identities, Regeneration and Change Helen Gamuchirai Baleng

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Award of Prizes Armourers and Brasiers Medal and Premium Alexander James Harvey The Bailey Prize Nikolaus Bjorn Muldal A. T. Baker French Prize Alexander Marcus Hayward Madeleine Blaess Prize in Medieval French Studies Frederic Charles Harley Larden Boehringer Prize in Microbiology Richard Neil Goodman Warren James Hazelton J. G. Boswell Memorial Prize in Botany Rona Moira Oonagh Costello Valerie Broomhead Prize Richard Neil Goodman

Harrison & Lilley Prize Richard Neil Goodman

Moore Smith English Prize Jasmin Kagiso Sowerby Greenall

Kay Harvey Prize in Archaeological Science Nicholas Clarke Matthew John Lester

Fernando Moragas Prize in Spoken Spanish Sofia Melo Lopes

John Hicks (Smith & Nephew) Prize for Bioengineering Erika Otaviano Lopes Ferreira Frank Holland Memorial Bursary Yoonsung Shim Herbert Hughes Memorial Trust Prize (University) Jasmin Kagiso Sowerby Greenall Institute of Materials, Minerals & Mining Prize Ailsa Anne Kiely

David Burley Prize in Applied Mathematics Hope Thackray

Institute of Mathematics and its Applications Prizes Sophie Louise Derbyshire Eleanor Vickers

A. R. Clapham Prize in Ecology Michael Douglas Charters

J. D. Jones Prize in Zoology Conor Alexander Waldock

Clarke Prize in Experimental Physics Thomas Patrick Lyons

JRI Prize in Bioengineering Jonathan Adam Field

Sir Edward Collingwood Prize in Probability and Statistics Gabrielle Anne Thompson

Tom Kaiser Award in Astronomy Alexander Thomas O’Neill

Czech Embassy Prize Michael John Wood

Kemsley German Prize Mika James Murray

De Belin Prize in Metallography Aditi Mathur

Robert Kiln Prize for Landscape and Aerial Archaeology David Roger Greef

Violet Dimbleby Prize for Chemical Laboratory Work Carmen Wallace Kirsten Makepeace

Krebs Prize in Biochemistry Rachel Plumb

Jessie Elliss Prize Cerise Autumn Edwards

Lawson-Brown Prize in Glass Technology Cong Peng

William Ferdinand Memorial Medal Giulia Arsuffi

Luxembourg Embassy Prize Laura Kate Tennant

T. M. Flett Prizes in Pure Mathematics Daniel Martin Graves Monica Mai-Yun Ho

Mappin Medal and Premium in Interdisciplinary Programmes in Engineering Stephanie Jayne Morton

Mike Fowler Medal for Creative Science Rachel Plumb John Froggatt Prize Laura Yie German Embassy Book Prize in German Sabine Ruth Sharp Mika James Murray

Mappin Medal and Premium in Materials Science and Engineering Richard John Arnell The Peter Mayo Prize in Russian Michael John Wood Milner Prize in Theoretical Physics David Lee Hurst

Münster Prizes, Germanic Studies Lucy Helen Tallentire Thomas Peter Warne Nesthill Medal and Premium Jake Passarelli Petrie Watson Exhibition Lucy Helen Tallentire Prize for Polish Katie Louise Hawthorne Tim Richardson Memorial Prize Benjamin Mouncer Alan Roper (Panlabs) Prize Tamer Butto Garcia Professor Ian Rorison Prize in Biology Edward Matthew Lim Nicholas Round Prize in Hispanic Studies Adele Victoria New Royal Aeronautical Society Prize Hugh John Smith Royal Netherlands Embassy Book Prize Orla Clare Randles The Russian Embassy Prize for Year Abroad Presentations Edmund Barney Crowther Robin Gareth Munby The Russian Embassy Prize in Russian Culture and Linguistics Jennifer Kate Miller Ian Sanders Honours Prize in Classical Archaeology Victoria Grace Kathleen Worthington Sheffield Graduate Award Santander Prize Selina Natalie Beal J M A Smith Memorial Medal Rachel Plumb The Tessella Prize Benjamin Mouncer Matthew Fraser Somerville Trowbridge Prize Nicholas Senn


University of Sheffield Enterprise Award Fiona Mary Unwin

Xiros Prize in Bioengineering With Speciality in Tissue Engineering Florence Irena Hayden

Liz White Prize in Italian Sarah Christina Rimmington

Alan Yates Prize in Hispanic Studies Daniel Jack Gleghorn

Emily Willey Prize in Archaeology and Prehistory Victoria Grace Kathleen Worthington

Chancellor’s Medal The Chancellor’s Medal was founded by the University’s sixth Chancellor, Lord Dainton of Hallam Moors, who held office from 1978-1997 and is awarded for outstanding attainment in academic, sporting and other personal achievements.

Thomas Woodcock Prize Jennifer Alice Hamilton Crawley The Ann Woodham Memorial Prize in Physics Frances Alice Cobb Wendy Wright Prize in Probability and Statistics Hailey Simone Janice Pottinger Xiros Prize in Bioengineering With Speciality in Biomechanics Lev Libergod

The recipient in 2014 was: Bryony Kate Frances Page

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The Sheffield Graduate Award is made to students who have undertaken a co-ordinated programme of activities outside their degree programme, intended to enhance their experience of higher education and aid their personal growth. To receive the award, students must demonstrate commitment across at least 4 of 6 areas of activity – enterprise; work experience; volunteering and community activities; cultural and social awareness; extending international horizons; and activities supporting the university. Recipients of the award have been rigorously assessed on a portfolio submitted to an evaluation panel.

Sheffield Graduate Awards Nicole Katie Ackroyd Jacob Alexander Elizabeth Allen Christina Andreou Faireezul Anuar Bin Mohamed Fawzir James Michael Bradley Laura Victoria Brookshaw Amy May Bruckshaw-Cross Sophie Victoria Carefull Sarah Elizabeth Caroll Prodromos Chatzikyriakou Mandy Chee Yit Chen Tahmidus Samad Chowdhury Hannah Katherine Clough Christopher Coll-Beswick Christopher Coll-Beswick Jack Mathew Collier Amy Louise Coombe Rona Moira Oonagh Costello Samantha Louise Creed Alice Jane Cresswell Lucy Jayne Crossley Chelsea Eve Davis Ashleigh Jade Dawson Arron Edward Dougan Martha Theodora Fleur Eddy Oliver Clarkson Edwards Oliver Clarkson Edwards Hamish Ellis Alessandro Fael Garcia Jessica Louise Ford Stephanie Elise Forster Emily Rose Green Joshua James Guy James Alexander Harrison Junmo Hong Bridget Anna Elizabeth Jones Areum Kang Taline Dolores Kazandjian Samuel Richard Kennett Min Young Kim Angharad Rebecca Trewren Kolator Baldwin Katalin Anna Kövesfalvi

Holly Clare Lee Abigail Victoria Legge Juliette Anne Linford Olivia Rachel Long Shannen Louise Lucas Daniar Maref Charlotte Maughan Lucy Ann Mccaddon Sofia Melo Lopes Chikka Moyo Robin Gareth Munby Luke David Simon Nelson Khalifa Kpapu Nyande Charlotte Emily Oakley Erika Otaviano Lopes Ferreira Hannah-Rose Porter Hailey Simone Janice Pottinger Sophia Alice Rigby James Rivett Alice Roberts Lindsey Rowland Olivia Clare Russell Rachel Helen Sherrington Fiona Helen Shilliday Alastair Peter Bishop Smith Carl Speak Kachina Jade Stannard James Alastair Stevenson Rebecca Louise Stott Thomas Benjamin Surridge Sophie Jane Tait Marcus Chian Han Tan Cora Ceridwen Thomas James Michael Thompson David John Robert Turner Shruti Pradeep Vasudev Ashleigh Emma Vince Thomas Peter Warne Oliver Isaac Watson Maria Louise White Nicola Whitson Matthew Lloyd Williams Hannah Wilson Victoria Grace Kathleen Worthington


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The Chancellor and Pro-Chancellors of the University wear robes in blue damask silk trimmed with gold. The Vice-Chancellor and Pro-Vice-Chancellors wear robes in black damask silk trimmed with gold. Other Officers and staff of the University wear academic dress from the university from which they graduated.


The University of Sheffield academic dress Academic dress at the University of Sheffield differs according to the type and level of award. HIGHER DOCTORATES wear a gown in fine scarlet cloth, faced in green silk. The bell sleeves are lined in scarlet silk and looped with a green button and cord. The hood is of the Cambridge shape, made of red ottoman silk and lined throughout with silk of the colour of the Faculty.

BACHELORS wear a black gown to the pattern of the Oxford Bachelor of Arts. The hood is in green and half-lined with white artificial fur and edged with silk of the colour distinctive of the degree and of the Faculty.

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMATES and PGCE candidates wear a black gown to the pattern of the Oxford Bachelor of Arts. The hood is green silk, edged in silk of the colour of the Faculty. The neckband of the hood is of the colour of the Faculty.

MASTERS wear a black gown to the pattern of the Oxford Master of Arts. The hood is green silk and lined throughout with the colour distinctive of the degree and of the Faculty. The Master of Philosophy hood is lined in green.

DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY and equivalent level awardees wear a gown in fine scarlet cloth, faced with green silk with bell shaped sleeves. The hood is of the Cambridge shape, made of red ottoman silk and lined throughout in green.

FOUNDATION DEGREE IN ARTS candidates wear a black gown to the pattern of the Oxford Bachelor of Arts, no hood is worn. DIPLOMATES wear a black gown to the pattern of the Oxford Bachelor of Arts, no hood is worn. The facing is edged in broad corded ribbon of the colour of the Faculty.

Faculty colours Crushed Strawberry Faculty of Arts and Humanities – all qualifications except BMus, MMus and DMus Cream Brocade Faculty of Arts and Humanities – BMus, MMus and DMus Purple Faculty of Engineering Red Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health – Medicine and Surgery Pale Rose Pink Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health – Dental Surgery Cerise Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health – all other qualifications Apricot Faculty of Science Old Gold Faculty of Social Sciences – all qualifications in the School of Architecture and the Department of Town and Regional Planning Pale Green Faculty of Social Sciences – all qualifications in the School of Law except BA, BA(Law) and MA Olive Green Faculty of Social Sciences – the qualifications of BA, BA(Law) and MA in the School of Law Lemon Yellow Faculty of Social Sciences – all other qualifications Saxon Blue International Faculty and Board of Collaborative Studies Pale Blue Board of Extra Faculty Provision

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Our Distinguished Alumni As you graduate today you will be joining the worldwide community of over 150,000 Sheffield alumni. The University is extremely proud of all of its graduates many of whom have gone on to have successful and distinguished careers.

Lee Child (LLB Law, 1977; Honorary LittD, 2009) Crime fiction novelist

Jessica Ennis-Hill, CBE (BSc Psychology, 2007; Honorary LittD, 2010) Olympic heptathlon champion

Lee Child

Jessica Ennis-Hill

Dr Nicholas Liverpool, OCC (PhD Law, 1965; Honorary LLD, 2009) (1934-2015) Sixth President of the Commonwealth of Dominica

Lucy Prebble (BA English Literature, 2002) Playwright, author of The Sugar Syndrome, ENRON, and the television series Secret Diary of a Call Girl Dr Nicholas Liverpool

Lucy Prebble

Dan Walker (BA History, 1998; MA Journalism, 1999) Presenter of BBC Football Focus

Douglas Young (BA Architectural Studies, 1986) Architect and owner of the Hong Kong based retail brand Goods of Desire

Dan Walker

Douglas Young

© Photo by Janie Airey - Man Booker Prize


Major William Barnsley Allen, VC, DSO, MC and Bar

(MBChB Medicine, 1914) (1892 –1933) Won the Victoria Cross in 1916 and was one of the most decorated medical officers of the war

The Rt Hon David Blunkett

(BA Politics, 1972)

Dame Hilary Mantel, DBE, FRSL (BJUR Law, 1973, Honorary LittD, 2005) Novelist, double winner of the Man Booker Prize for her novels Wolf Hall and Bring up the Bodies

Penny Hughes, CBE

(BSc Chemistry, 1980, Honorary LLD, 1994) Former President of Coca Cola UK and Ireland, and successful non-executive director of companies which have included Gap, The Body Shop, Vodafone, Royal Bank of Scotland and Morrison’s Supermarkets

Amy Johnson

Former Home Secretary and Labour MP

(BA Latin, French and Economics, 1925) (1903 –1941)

Andrew Haldane

Pioneering aviator and first woman to fly solo around the world

(BA Accountancy, Financial Management and Economics, 1988) Chief Economist and Executive Director, Monetary Analysis & Strategy at the Bank of England

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, QPM

(Executive MBA, 1999; Honorary LLD, 2013) Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service

Paul Mason

(BA Music and Politics, 1981; Honorary LittD, 2014) Culture and Digital Editor for Channel 4 News and former Economics Editor of BBC Newsnight

The Rt Hon Lady Justice Rafferty, DBE, PC (LLB Law, 1971; Honorary LLD, 2005) Lord Justice of Appeal in the High Court of Justice

Dr John Roberts, FREng, FICE, FISTructurE

(BEng Civil and Structural Engineering, 1969; PhD Civil Engineering, 1972; Honorary DEng, 2006) Principal engineer of the London Eye

Sir Richard Roberts, FRS

(BSc Chemistry, 1965; PhD Chemistry, 1968; Honorary DSc, 1994) Joint Nobel Prize winner for the discovery of split genes (1993)

Dr Helen Sharman, OBE (BSc Chemistry, 1984)

First British astronaut in space

Stephen Sunnucks

(BA Economics, 1979) Former Global President of clothing retail giant Gap

Elizabeth Watts

(BA Archaeology and Prehistory, 2001; Honorary DMus, 2013) Opera singer with the English National Opera and Royal Opera (Covent Garden)

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Sheffield Alumni Graduation Doesn’t Mean Goodbye… Wherever you’re from and wherever you are in the world, when you graduate you become part of the Sheffield Alumni family – a network of over 150,000 former students who continue to feel a close connection to the University.

Exclusive Benefits for Alumni

The Alumni Board

• Invitations to networking opportunities and events in the UK and overseas

The Alumni Board works closely with the University to develop and strengthen programmes that enhance the relationships alumni have with the University and each other.

• Graduate careers advice • Free borrowing rights at the Library and access to Electronic Journals for graduates with undergraduate or higher degrees

To find out more please visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/alumni/alumniboard

• Business support

Don’t Miss Out!

• Postgraduate discounts

To receive the latest information, benefits and opportunities that interest you please keep us updated with your current postal and email address.

• Discounts for Inox Dine, hotels, cottages and sports facilities For more benefits please visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/alumni/services

To update your details please visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/alumni/keepintouch Visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/alumni

Volunteer Volunteering is a fantastic way to stay connected to the University whilst making a huge difference to current and prospective students. Here are just some of the ways you can get involved: • Mentor a student • Be a guest speaker at a career talk/event • Run a master class or workshop • Provide job opportunities for current students To find out more please visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/alumni/volunteering

Email: [email protected] Tel: 0114 222 1071 Join us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/sheffieldalumni Join our LinkedIn group University of Sheffield Alumni www.linkedin.com/grp/home?gid=73347 Follow us on Twitter@Sheffieldalumni


Officers of the University of Sheffield Chancellor

Sir Peter Middleton, GCB, BA, HonLittD Pro-Chancellors

Anthony Paul Pedder, OBE, DL, BSc, MSc Sarah Helen Harkness, MA Vice-Chancellor

Professor Sir Keith Burnett, CBE, FRS, BA, DPhil, FInstPhys, FLSW Pro-Vice-Chancellors

Professor Michael John Hounslow, FREng, BE, PhD, FIChemE, CEng Professor Richard Anthony Lewis Jones, MA, PhD, FInstP, FRS Professor Jacqueline M. Labbe, BA, MA, PhD, FRSA Professor Anne Peat, MTD, BEd, MEd Professor Anthony John Ryan, OBE, BSc, PhD, DSc, FRSC Professor Gill Valentine, BA, PhD, FAcSS, FRGS Professor Anthony Weetman, BMedSci, MD, DSc, FRCP, FMedSci Treasurer

David E. Young, CBE, BA, HonLittD, HonDBA University Secretary

Andrew West, BA, PhD

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The Arms of the University of Sheffield The University Arms, whose background colour is azure, contains a gold-edged open book at its centre, on which is inscribed Disce Doce (Learn and Teach). On either side of the book is a sheaf of eight silver arrows, which is derived from the shield of old Sheffield. The gold crown is the Crown of Success and the White Rose of York denotes the University’s home county. The scroll carries the motto of Firth College, Rerum Cognoscere Causas (To Discover the Causes of Things; from Virgil’s Georgics II, 490). The University mace, which precedes the presiding officer in the academic procession, is made from silver gilt. Used for the first time in 1909, it bears the Arms of both the University and the City of Sheffield, the York Rose, and the figure of Minerva holding the wreath and palm branch.

Emergency Procedure

Lost Property

In the unlikely event of an emergency, you will be advised to leave the building either by the sounding of the alarm or by a public announcement. You should leave the building as quickly as possible using the nearest emergency exit. Please follow the directions of the Marshals to the designated assembly point.

Should you lose any personal items during graduation, please go to the Enquiries Desk for assistance. All lost property will be retained at the Enquiries Desk for the duration of the ceremonies. Once the ceremonies are over, any unclaimed items will be forwarded to Building Reception Services within the University. You can contact Building Reception Services on 0114 222 9233.

First Aid Two first aid professionals are on duty at each ceremony. Please contact a Marshal or member of the Events Team if you require assistance.

Congratulations on your graduation

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