On Wednesday 31st March, UNSW Medicine & Health celebrated its rising academic stars in the 2020 Prize Ceremony. Prizes were awarded to undergraduate and postgraduate students across the Faculty based on academic achievement in courses undertaken in 2020.
Congratulations to all the prize winners!
View the photos from the event here.
The prize winners were
Emma Sayaka Webster Suzuki: THE EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY STAGE 1 PRIZE for the highest average mark in first year of the Exercise Physiology program
Charlotte Rose Crowe: THE EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY STAGE 3 PRIZE for the highest average mark in third year of the Exercise Physiology program
Harrison James Hansford: THE EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY STAGE 4 RESEARCH PROJECT PRIZE for the highest mark in the Exercise Physiology Stage 4 Research Project
Kay Frances Atmore Savage: THE SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES PRACTICUM PRIZE IN EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY for the best performance in Clinical Practicum in the Exercise Physiology program
Harrison James Hansford: THE EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY STAGE 4 PRIZE for the highest average mark throughout the Exercise Physiology program
Nhi Phuong Vu: THE DAMI ATAPATTU STAGE 2 ANATOMY PRIZE for the best performance in ANAT1521 or ANAT2111
Luke Edward Corban: THE ISTVAN TORK STAGE 3 ANATOMY PRIZE for the highest average mark in any three Stage 3 Anatomy courses by a graduand with a major in Anatomy
Henry Kinkei Wen: THE MAURICE (TOBY) ARNOLD ANATOMY PRIZE for the best performance in the Anatomy Practical examination at the end of Phase 1
Fatima El-Najjar: THE ATHOL LYKKE STAGE 2 PATHOLOGY PRIZE for the best performance in PATH2201 or PATH2202
Henry Kinkei Wen: THE G R CAMERON STAGE 3 PATHOLOGY PRIZE for the best performance in any three Stage 3 Pathology courses
Henry Kinkei Wen: THE G R CAMERON PATHOLOGY PRIZE for the best performance in the Histology Embryology and Histopathology Practical examination at the end of Phase 1
Hejie Zhang: THE SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES STAGE 2 PHARMACOLOGY PRIZE for the best performance in PHAR2011
Patrick John Hawker: THE D N WADE STAGE 3 PHARMACOLOGY PRIZE for the highest average mark in any three Stage 3 Pharmacology courses by a graduand with a major in Pharmacology
Daniel Mark Selvadurai and Robert Morris De La Lande: THE SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES PHARMACOLOGY PRIZE for the best performance in Pharmacology Practical examination at the end of Phase 1
Summer Deah Menezes: THE F C COURTICE STAGE 2 PHYSIOLOGY PRIZE for the best overall performance in both Physiology 1A and 1B - PHSL2101/2121/2501 and PHSL2202/2221/2502
Agnes Maria Augusthy: THE D I MCCLOSKEY STAGE 3 PHYSIOLOGY PRIZE for the highest average mark in any three Stage 3 Physiology courses by a graduand with a major in Physiology
Rebecca Minh Hong Ngoc Nguyen: THE W E GLOVER PHYSIOLOGY PRIZE for the best performance in the Physiology Practical examination at the end of Phase 1
Delyse Jade McCaffrey, Melanie Clare Lowe and Elizabeth Eszter Katherine Kalotay: THE PAXINOS & WATSON NEUROSCIENCE HONOURS PRIZE for the best performance in NEUR Honours in the final year of the Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Medical Science degree
Felix Vernon Kohane: THE WINIFRED DICKES ROST SOMS HONOURS PRIZE for the best performance in SOMS Honours in the final year of the Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Medical Science degree
Paranee Nadeswaran: THE DAVID GREENBERG PRIZE IN FORENSIC MENTAL HEALTH For the best performance in Master of Forensic Mental Health
Elise Marjorie Chalk: THE NEIL MCCONAGHY PRIZE FOR PSYCHIATRY For the best performance in the Psychiatry component of Phase 3 assessments
Noelle Yifan Yin and Adrian Chih Ming Cheng: RANZCP PRIZE FOR PSYCHIATRY For the best performance in Psychiatry Term Phase 3
Rosalind Elizabeth Morland: THE JOHN HIRSHMAN INTERNATIONAL HEALTH PRIZE for the best performance in PHCM9605 International Health
Yoser Thamtono: THE JOHN HIRSHMAN PRIZE IN PUBLIC HEALTH For the best overall performance in the Master of Public Health program
Clare Elizabeth Frances Dyer: THE SCHOOL OF POPULATION HEALTH PRIZE for the best performance by a student enrolled in a postgraduate coursework master’s program at the School of Population Health
Rosanna Lee: THE STAGE 1 OPTICS PRIZE for the best performance in VISN1111 Geometrical and Physical Optics and VISN1221 Visual Optics
Reynard Wee Cheng Tay: THE STAGE 2 CLINICAL OPTOMETRY PRIZE for the best performance in OPTM2133 The Clinical Environment and OPTM2233 Optical Dispensing
Kylie Zhang: THE STAGE 3 OCULAR DISEASES PRIZE for the best performance in OPTM3105 Disease Processes of the Eye 1 and OPTM3205 Disease Processes of the Eye 2
Lina Shen: THE STAGE 3 ENVIRONMENTAL OPTOMETRY AND DISPENSING PRIZE for the best performance in Stage 3 Environmental Optometry and Dispensing
Aaron Ching-Wai Tse: THE COOPER VISION PRIZE IN CONTACT LENSES for the best performance in course OPTM6411 Contact Lenses in Stage 1 of the Master of Clinical Optometry program
Louisa Deng: THE OPTOMETRY NSW/ACT PRIZE IN OCULAR THERAPEUTICS for the best performance in OPTM6413 Anterior Eye Therapeutics and OPTM6423 Therapeutics and the Posterior Eye in Stage 1 of the Master of Clinical Optometry program
Alanah Luu: The ACBO PRIZE IN BINOCULAR AND CHILDREN'S VISION for the best overall performance throughout the Master of Clinical Optometry program in Binocular and Children's Vision
Danny Wai Lee: THE DR ANDREW WHATHAM PRIZE FOR STAGE 5 CFEH CLINICAL EXCELLENCE for the best performance in the Centre for Eye Health (CFEH) Stage 5 Clinical Rotation (Master of Clinical Optometry Stage 2)
Saya Hiidome: THE DESIGNS FOR VISION PRIZE for the best overall performance throughout the Bachelor of Vision Science Master of Clinical Optometry program in Primary Care Optometry
Brian An Peng: THE RESEARCH PROJECT PRIZE IN MASTER OF CLINICAL OPTOMETRY for the best overall mark in the research project in the final year of the Bachelor of Vision Science Master of Clinical Optometry program
Amanda Clare Duffy: THE SPECSAVERS AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN PATIENT MANAGEMENT For excellence in patient management by a student in the final year of the Bachelor of Vision Science Master of Clinical Optometry program
Paula Gu: THE SPECSAVERS PRIZE FOR OVERALL EXCELLENCE IN THE BACHELOR OF VISION SCIENCE MASTER OF CLINICAL OPTOMETRY PROGRAM for the best overall weighted average mark (WAM) in the Bachelor of Vision Science Master of Clinical Optometry program
Ga Hee Nam: THE MIVISION PRIZE IN RECOGNITION OF EXCELLENCE IN SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT to recognise students that have demonstrated excellence in communication advocacy or in promoting eyecare to the community or other professions
Mahjabeen Khan: THE BRIAN KIRBY PRIZE FOR RESEARCH EXCELLENCE IN OPTOMETRY for the Doctoral student in Optometry with the best thesis
Eunice Wah Yan Cheng: THE FIRST YEAR PRIZE for the best performance in First Year
Noah Cass and Rebecca Kate Mount: BACHELOR OF MEDICAL STUDIES CLINICAL EXCELLENCE PRIZE for the best performance in Phase 1 & Phase 2 clinical skills examinations
Nicolas Luka Zubrzycki: BACHELOR OF MEDICAL STUDIES ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE PRIZE for the best performance in written course and phase examination in Phase 1 and Phase 2
Kimberly Ming Li Gan and Kieran Ganesh Pai: WG TELLESSON MEMORIAL PRIZE IN CLINICAL APPLICATION OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES for the best performance in the Biomedical Sciences Correlation Viva Voce Exam (MFAC3512) by a student in Phase 3 Medicine
Nicolas Luka Zubrzycki: BACHELOR OF MEDICAL STUDIES GRADUATE PRIZE for the best performance in all assessments in the Bachelor of Medical Studies
Rosemary Kirk: THE COMBINED TEACHING HOSPITALS SENIOR STAFF PRIZE for the best performance in Phase 3 Integrated Clinical Examination
Alice Grimshaw: PRIZE FOR MEDICINE IN STAGE 3 for the best performance in the Medicine component of Phase 3 assessments
Rosemary Kirk: FRANK RUNDLE PRIZE FOR SURGERY IN PHASE 3 for the best performance in Surgery in Phase 3
Clancy Read: THE MURU MARRI ABORIGINAL UNDERGRADUATE MERIT PRIZE for exemplary performance in Medical School at UNSW
Rosemary Brooke Kirk: THE AUSTRALIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION PRIZE FOR GENERAL PRACTICE for the best aggregate mark from course and phase assessments in Primary Care in Phase 3
Rosemary Kirk: THE BEST OVERALL PERFORMANCE IN THE DOCTOR OF MEDICINE for the best performance in all assessments in the MD