2021 Awards and Prizes Ceremony

Awards and prizes conferred in 2021 typically recognise student achievement from 2020. In some cases, there are awards conferred for achievements within the current academic year.

Dean’s Merit List 2021 (for Outstanding Academic Achievement in 2020)
BARKER, KiraBachelor of Communication (Journalism) Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
BEAUCHAMP, Thomas JohnBachelor of Communication (Journalism) Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation
BEVEN, Hannah LynneBachelor of Communication (Digital and Social Media)
BIGGINS, CharlotteBachelor of Communication (Journalism) Bachelor of Laws
BUBATHI, VarshaBachelor of Science in Analytics Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
BURROWS, Tyla CherieBachelor of Arts Bachelor of Education
CARROLL, ScottBachelor of Communication (Journalism) Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
CHRISTENSEN, YasminBachelor of Global Studies
CLARK, OliviaBachelor of Communication (Creative Writing)
COLLARD, ChloeBachelor of Communication (Journalism) Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
COOPER, SarahBachelor of Business Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
DARCY, CassandraBachelor of Communication (Journalism)
DOYLE, SarahBachelor of Communication (Social and Political Sciences) Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
DUBOSE, EvlinBachelor of Communication (Media Arts and Production)
FITZPATRICK, Minna KateBachelor of Arts Bachelor of Education
FULLER, TessBachelor of Communication (Journalism)
GALEA, MaeveBachelor of Communication (Public Communication) Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
GORDON, AliceBachelor of Communication (Social and Political Sciences) Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
HOPSON, Aimi JuneBachelor of Business Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
JOHNSTON, HollieBachelor of Communication (Social and Political Sciences) Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
JOSEPH, Grace McManusBachelor of Communication (Creative Writing) Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
LAKER, Isabelle MargaretBachelor of Communication (Media Arts and Production) Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
LAW, BonnieBachelor of Design in Visual Communication Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
LEVY, LeilanaBachelor of Communication (Social and Political Sciences) Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation
LI, Michelle Oi KimBachelor of Business Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
MCMAHON, Xander KyleBachelor of Communication (Public Communication)
MENCINSKY, Alexander PaulBachelor of Communication (Public Communication)
NGUYEN, TonyBachelor of Business Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
OSBORN, ChloeBachelor of Communication (Public Communication)
PARKIN, JemmaBachelor of Communication (Digital and Social Media)
RADALIYAGODA, Sathsara DulanadiBachelor of Communication (Journalism) Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
SCOTTI, DaniellaBachelor of Communication (Journalism)
SERAFIM, SophieBachelor of Communication (Creative Writing) Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
SU, EmilyBachelor of Business Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
TAN-PAREDES, IsabellaBachelor of Medical Science Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
VAUGHAN, Georgia CarolineBachelor of Communication (Journalism)
WANG, Jason KieranBachelor of Laws Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
WIEBE, Laura KatherineBachelor of Communication (Social and Political Sciences) Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
WILLIAMS, Hayley ReneeBachelor of Arts Bachelor of Education
WILLING, SarahBachelor of Communication (Digital and Social Media)
Prize Recipients:

POWELL, Hannah - The Laurie Brady Award for Teaching Excellence 2021

TOUMA, Rafqa - The Adele Horin Prize for Journalism 2021

*Note that the conferral of prizes and awards across 2020 and 2021 was reduced due to the covid19 pandemic.

Acknowledgement of Country

UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.