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Distinguished Alumni Award Recipients |
In recognition of his outstanding contribution to what are now the three South
Australian Universities, to the extended scholarly community, and in his chosen
field of education.
Albert Jones graduated with PhD in 1985 at the University of New England, M
A in 1944, B A in 1937, B Sc in 1932, all from the University of Adelaide.
In recognition of his contribution to the two Universities on North Terrace,
to St Mark's College, to the community and to the profession of architecture and
planning.
Gavin Walkley graduated with M A in 1949 and B E in 1934 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of a lifetime of service to psychological and psychiatric medicine,
and as Director General of Medical Services and to the community.
William Dibden graduated with MB BS in 1939 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of profound contributions made to cultural creativity as the
founding father of Australian modernism in the Arts.
Maxwell Harris qualified for the degrees of B A and B Ec (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of years of outstanding service often at great personal risk
in the general cause of humanity with particular devotion to the handicapped children
and orphans of war.
Rosemary Taylor graduated with B A in 1960 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of, at critical times, outstanding service to Australia in the
Department of Foreign Affairs, especially in the North Pacific and Europe.
Charles Ashwin graduated with M A from Oxford, and B A in 1952 from the University
of Adelaide.
In recognition of outstanding service to the Dental profession in the treatment
of HIV, oncology and other medically compromised patients.
Elizabeth Coates graduated with B D S in 1971, and M D S in 1998 (University
of Adelaide).
In recognition of sustained and outstanding Medical services to, among others,
the people of Malaysia.
Gopal Sreenevasan graduated with MB BS in 1952 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of profound contributions to the community health of Aborigines,
of urban societies, and of the victims of Iodine Deficiency Disorders.
Basil Hetzel graduated with M D in 1949, and MB BS in 1944 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of profound and sustained services to the health of the children
of the world.
Samuel Abraham graduated with MB BS in 1959 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of his outstanding contributions to the profession of engineering
in Malaysia and internationally and to the development of his country.
Lee Cheong graduated with B E (Hons) in 1961 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of his profound and sustained services through his books and
stories to the lives of the children of the world.
Colin Thiele graduated with B A in 1941, Dip Ed in 1947 and Dip T (University
of Adelaide).
In recognition of his unique pioneering role as Payload Commander of the Space
Shuttle Endeavour in May 1996, and for his inspiring of our schoolchildren in
the basic engineering sciences.
Andrew Thomas graduated with Ph D in 1978, and B E in 1973 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of his contribution to the healing of peptic ulcers, to the
relief of human suffering and to huge world-wide economic savings.
John Warren graduated with MB BS in 1961 and MD (University of Adelaide), Hon.
MD (University of Western Australia).
In recognition of 30 years of outstanding service as an engineering alumnus,
to manufacturing and management in Malaysia.
Yong Poh Kon graduated with B E in 1968 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of his distinguished service as an alumnus to the students,
staff and graduates of the University and to the extended community through his
Chairmanship of Unibooks.
Jack Messenger was awarded the Roseworthy Diploma in Agriculture in 1957.
In recognition of seminal services to the identifying and amelioration of problems
encountered by the Victims of Crime.
Raymond Whitrod graduated with BEc, MA and LLD (Australian National University),
and Diploma of Criminology (Cambridge University).
In recognition of sustained and distinguished service as an alumnus to management
and communication especially in Singapore.
Cheong Choong Kong graduated with First Class Honours in Mathematics in 1963
(University of Adelaide), PhD in Mathematics (Australian National University).
In recognition of his extensive service to his profession and also to education
generally.
Frederick Hall graduated in Economics in 1955 (University of Adelaide), Masters
of Arts and Hon. DUniv (Macquarie University).
In recognition of his sustained and illustrious service to the alumni of The
University of Adelaide and, auspiciously, to the people of Singapore.
Ong Teng Cheong graduated with B Arch in 1962 (University of Adelaide). Former
and First Elected President of the Republic of Singapore (1993-1999).
In recognition of more than half a century (1946-2001) of dedicated and illustrious
service to tertiary education and the Adelaide University, most notably an extraordinary
contribution to staff and student well being and services, governance, alumni
relations and as alumni envoy to East and South East Asia.
Harry Medlin graduated with a B Sc in 1949, B Sc with First Class Honours in
Physics in 1951, Ph D in 1956 and D Univ in 1987 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of his illustrious service to the people of Sarawak, his extraordinary
commitment and generosity to the University of Adelaide and its alumni, his notable
dedication to supporting education, and his devotion to fostering relationships
between Malaysia and Australia.
Abdul Taib Bin Mahmud graduated with a LL B in 1961, D Univ in 1994 (University
of Adelaide) and D Tech in 2000 (Curtin University).
In recognition of his lifetime devotion to and significant achievements in
Government and community service, and for the quality of his leadership in the
establishment and development of a Singapore alumni chapter of The University
of Adelaide.
Michael Khor graduated with honours in Electrical Engineering in 1959 and Master
of Engineering in 1964 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of his outstanding contribution to the University and to his
profession as performing artist and teacher.
Lance Dossor is an Associate of the Royal College of Music (London).
In recognition of his lifetime devotion to and significant achievements in
Medicine and the Singapore Armed Forces, and for his commitment to the establishment
and development of a Singapore alumni chapter of The University of Adelaide.
Richard Yung graduated with MB BS in 1960 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of her sustained and distinguished service to Australia’s musical life, both as a composer and as a pianist, and her continued contact with and support of the University of Adelaide over many years.
In recognition of his sustained and distinguished service to education, industry, the community and government in Singapore, and his support of the University of Adelaide over many years.
In recognition of his sustained and distinguished service to the field of dentistry, as a teacher, a researcher, an author, a professor, dean and administrator, and his continued contact with and support of the University of Adelaide over many years.
In recognition of his sustained and distinguished service to the medical
profession, and in particular to the improvement of aboriginal health,
and for his vision and ongoing commitment as Curator of the Florey
Exhibition, as well as his continued contact with and support of the
University of Adelaide over many years.
Richard Brock graduated with MB BS in 1949 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of his sustained and distinguished service to Australian
management, architectural and planning practices and as South
Australia's Agent-General in London, and his continued contact with and
support of the University of Adelaide over many years, particularly the
UK Alumni Chapter.
Maurice John de Rohan graduated with B Tech in 1960 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of his sustained and distinguished service to higher
education and the South Australian Parliament, as well as his continued
contact with, and support of, the University of Adelaide over many
years both as a member of Council and Chair of the Alumni Association.
Greg Crafter graduated with an L LB in 1978 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of his sustained and distinguished service to the
Alumni Association in Malaysia and Singapore as well as his leadership
in commercial and industrial activities and contributions to the
community over many years.
Sim See Kee graduated with B Tech in 1965 (University of Adelaide).
In recognition of her sustained and distinguished
service in the Performing Arts, both nationally and internationally, as
one of Australia’s leading violinists and pedagogues; together with her
continued contact with and support of the Elder Conservatorium of the
University of Adelaide over many years.
Beryl Kimber was an Associate Professor of violin with the Elder Conservatorium of the University of Adelaide from 1964 to 1998.
In recognition of his sustained and outstanding
service to the Elder Conservatorium of the University of Adelaide over
many years as well as his distinguished national and international
profile as a pianist.
Clemens Leske graduated with B Mus 1966 (University of Adelaide)
In recognition of his outstanding and innovative vision for rural health which has been important in laying the foundation for rural health training in general practice in South Australia, together with his continued contact and support of the University of Adelaide over many years.
In recognition of her exceptional contribution to music and music education in South Australia at primary, secondary and tertiary levels; the value of her talents and skills promoting South Australia through national and international organizations and publications, and her service to the University of Adelaide
In recognition of her outstanding teaching influence and achievements in Women's Studies and University Equity, in Human Geography and Aboriginal Studies (awarded posthumously).
In recognition of her lifelong commitment and significant contribution to the advancement of Science Education, Science Awareness and Environmental Conservation.
In recognition of his significant contribution and leadership over many years in the area of Dentistry, Business, Diplomacy and Education and his lifelong commitment to the Adelaide University Regiment.
In recognition of his significant and lifelong contribution to Australian Society as a Public Servant, Diplomat, Critical Thinker, Board Director, Advisor and Public Commentator.