elizabeth college 2020 prize night

ELIZABETH COLLEGE

2020PRIZE NIGHTWREST POINT FUNCTION CENTRE

7.30PM

WEDNESDAY 24 MARCH 2021

Elizabeth Collegeinspired resourceful learners

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TEACHING STAFF 2020

Kirsten BaconKaren BerechreePatrick BerechreeAdam BesterAmelia BoughtonLois BoydSarah BriggsDavid BrownStephen CameronKate CammChris CatoAllison ClarkeOliver CloseJason CliffordVeronica ConnollyHelen CookeSarah CupitDaniela DadswellRosy DaviesChris DeeleyCasey DergessLynley DevereuxStephen DodgeShane FullerMarie-Rose GenoveseDana GerkeSophie GibsonHarriet GladdishMarty GossMichael Graham-Smith

Sarah HardyJessica HarrisRebecca HarrisonNicole HarsteadDebbie HeatherBen HendriksJason HoareYoshi IzumiLes JohnstonElla KearneyKate KerrEunji KimAmber KnowlesRichard KornScott LampasonaMegan LennonGreta LucasJennie MacDonaldPeter MacFarlaneTash MarshallJudy McDonaldLloyd McDonaldTim MedwinFran MooreDeanne MorganJenny MorgansNicki MorrisbySusan OakdenAndrew OldingHelen Parry

Vonnie PassarelliKate PeacockKate PedersenGeorgie PerryMatthew PrestonTim PriceDianne PurnellDoug PybusRichard ReedAnne RomeoLaura RussellJohn SchuringaChris SierinkJamieson SmalleyShane SmithDavid SquiresDamian StolpRebecca ThomasAns Van HeijsterSandy VerrierJustan WagnerWill WalkerHeath WattsTomas WebsterRebecca WilsonBing XuMary Young

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ELIZABETH COLLEGE PRIZE NIGHT 2020

Vonnie PassarelliKate PeacockKate PedersenGeorgie PerryMatthew PrestonTim PriceDianne PurnellDoug PybusRichard ReedAnne RomeoLaura RussellJohn SchuringaChris SierinkJamieson SmalleyShane SmithDavid SquiresDamian StolpRebecca ThomasAns Van HeijsterSandy VerrierJustan WagnerWill WalkerHeath WattsTomas WebsterRebecca WilsonBing XuMary Young

INTRODUCTION

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY ISABELLE BOWDEN

WELCOME BY THE PRINCIPAL OF ELIZABETH COLLEGE DR DIANNE PURNELL

PRESENTATION OF DUX OF CLASS AWARDS AND SUBJECT PRIZES

MUSICAL INTERLUDE FEEL OKAY Performed by EMILY TAPPING– AN ORIGINAL COMPOSITION


MUSICAL INTERLUDE THE CHICKEN Performed by JOSHUA FORD-KINGContemporary Piece by Jaco Pastorius OLIVER MITCHELL FLYNN BLACK RANDAL MUIR (Tutor)


GUEST SPEAKER DR LILA LANDOWSKI

INTRODUCING THE ELIZABETH COLLEGE MUSICAL 2021CABARET from Cabaret (Kander & Ebb) Performed by ISABEL BURDICK ARABELA PASTEN

PRESENTATION OF SERVICE AWARDS, ACADEMIC DIPLOMAS,

ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS AND DUX OF COLLEGE

FAREWELL AND CLOSE

PRESENTERS WILL O’NEILE RENEE YOUNG

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GUEST SPEAKERDR LILA LANDOWSKI

Dr Lila Landowski is a lecturer and neuroscientist at the University of Tasmania, as well as a science communicator and science advocate. Her current field of research is in stroke and fatigue. She is also an Executive Director of the Australian Medical Research Society, and a Director of Epilepsy Tasmania.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,” one of Science and Technology Australia’s “Superstars of STEM,” the inaugural Patron of National Science Week for Elizabeth College, and an ambassador for public education in Tasmania for the Department of Education.Lila regularly engages with the community as a science expert

on ABC radio, through a science segment on Hit100.9 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 taught in courses at the University of Tasmania for 10 years, working across various subjects for Medicine, Medical Research, Biotechnology, Pharmacy, Science, Nursing, Dementia Care and Paramedic students. 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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Dr Lila Landowski is a lecturer and neuroscientist at the University of Tasmania, as well as a science communicator and science advocate. Her current field of research is in stroke and fatigue. She is also an Executive Director of the Australian Medical Research Society, and a Director of Epilepsy Tasmania. 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,” one of Science and Technology Australia’s “Superstars of STEM,” the inaugural Patron of National Science Week for Elizabeth College, and an ambassador for public education in Tasmania for the Department of Education. Lila regularly engages with the community as a science expert on ABC radio, through a science segment

on Hit100.9 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 taught into courses at the University of Tasmania for 10 years, working across various subjects for Medicine, Medical Research, Biotechnology, Pharmacy, Science, Nursing, Dementia Care and Paramedic students. She has been awarded two of the university’s highest honours; a Vice Chancellors citation for early career teaching, and a Vice Chancellors citation for community engagement.

GUEST SPEAKER Dr Lila Landowski

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HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (HASS) BEHAVIOURAL STUDIES Working With Children 2 Scarlett Johnstone Imogen McKinnon Introduction to Sociology and Psychology 2 Elizabeth Jacobs Sophie Rossendell Zoe Savage Ashlee Scott Sociology 3 Angela Carlisle Bianca Davidson Jessica Pursell Katriel Sayer Psychology 3 Lucy Anderson Yvette Duhig Zarith Sofea Mohd Syaifulzafni Award for Excellence in Behavioural Studies Zarith Sofea Mohd Syaifulzafni MIXED FIELD PROGRAMS Work Readiness 2 Natalie Roland Rose Marschall VOCATIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING (VET) Outstanding Achievement in Vocational Education & Training

Harry Young

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Isabelle Bowden is the youngest of thirteen children.She grew up in Hobart celebrating and embracing her Aboriginal culture.Isabelle is currently in Year 12 and turns 18 at the end of the year. She is very excited to see what the future holds.Isabelle has performed Welcome to Country many times. Isabelle

WELCOME TO COUNTRYISABELLE BOWDEN

YEAR 12, 2020

is a confident and caring person who wants to share some of her Aboriginal culture with the wider Tasmanian community.Isabelle is surrounded and supported by her family and the community and is proud and flourishing as a wonderful young adult and a proud Aboriginal woman.


Recipients of One AwardPrize Winner Dux of Subject and Subject Awards

Chloe Andrew Award for Excellence in English – Foundation 2

Christa Aquino UTAS Business Scholarship

Georgie Blake Award for Excellence in Health Studies 3

Caleb Brett Award for Excellence in Physical Sciences 3

Jessica Brooks Award for Excellence in Personal Health and Wellbeing 2 (Body and Soul)

Charlotte Brown Award for Excellence in Pathways to Work

Samuel Brown Award for Excellence in App Development 2

Gabrielle Burke Award for Excellence in the Natural Sciences

Victoria Ching Award for Excellence in Chinese 2

Caleb Clark Award for Excellence in Music 3

Grace Cochrane Award for Excellence in Legal Studies Foundation 2

Ebony Cook Award for Excellence in Computer Graphics and Design 2

Maggie Coulson Award for Excellence in English Applied 2

Sophie Cranfield Award for Excellence in Food, Cooking and Nutrition 2

Jack Davy Award for Excellence in General Mathematics Foundation 2

Manvi Dhiman Award for Excellence in Housing and Design 3

Samantha Doyle Award for Excellence in Art 1

Brayden Ferrer Award for Excellence in Automotive and Mechanical Technologies 2

Cody Filliponi Award for Excellence in French Foundation 2

Sebastian Folvig Steven Hurst Memorial Music Prize

Joshua Ford-King Award for Excellence in Contemporary Music 2



Joseph Fracalossi Award for Excellence in Physical Sciences 3

Samuel French Award for Excellence in Theatre Performance 3

Jarrod Good Award for Excellence in Physical Sciences Foundation 2

Lucy Gourlay Award for Excellence in Life Science 2

Rebecca Green Award for Excellence in Music Studies 2

Harkirat Grewal Award for Excellence in Media Production Foundation 2

Arabella Haigh Arnott Award for Excellence in English Foundation 2

Elise Harrison Award for Excellence in Modern History 3

Brendan Heatley-Hart Award for Excellence in Engineering Design 2

Amber Hicks Award for Excellence in Dance 2

Meghan Hilton Award for Excellence in English Applied 2

Kat Holyman Award for Excellence in Drama Foundation 2

Caitlin Hughes Award for Excellence in Food and Nutrition 3

Elizabeth Jacobs Award for Excellence in Introduction to Sociology & Psychology 2

Maighn Johnson Award for Excellence in Modern History 3

Holly Jury Award for Contribution to Drama

Rio Kawaguchi Award for Excellence in UTAS UCP Music Foundation Practical Study

Jessie Keygan Award for Excellence in English Applied 2

Mehak Khanna Award for Excellence in Computer Graphics and Design 3

River Kluss Award for Excellence in Music Technology Projects – Foundation 2



Ruby Landon Award for Excellence in Outdoor Education 2

Ava Leary Award for Excellence in iClass

Han Li Award for Excellence in English as an Additional Language or Dialect 1

Hengky Lie Award for Excellence in English as an Additional Language or Dialect 2

Jack Lovell Award for Excellence in Workplace Maths 2

Rose Marschall Award for Excellence in Work Readiness 2

Neve Mason John Peacock Award for Sport Science 3

Imogen McKinnon Award for Excellence in Working with Children 2

Griffin McLaughlin Award for Excellence in Drama 3

Naomi Messmer Recognition for Service to Health & Physical Education

Liam Moschberger Award for Excellence in Housing and Design 3

Jaimee Narracott Award for Excellence in English Writing 3

Dang Hoang (Ryan) Award for Excellence in English as an AdditionalNguyen Language or Dialect 1

Tyryn Nube Award for Excellence in App Development 3 (UTAS Object Design)

Joshua O’Brien Award for Excellence in Visual Art 2

Timothy Ostapowicz Award for Excellence in Ancient History 3

Nikitta Pregnell Award for Excellence in History and the Environment 2

Patrick Quinlan Award for Excellence in Engineering Design 2

Georgina Richardson Award for Excellence in Food and Nutrition 3

Annwen Roberts Award for Excellence in English Literature 3



Natalie Roland Award for Excellence in Work Readiness

Sophie Rossendell Award for Excellence in Introduction to Sociology & Psychology 2

Zoe Savage Award for Excellence in Introduction to Sociology & Psychology 2

Lucy Semmens Award for Excellence in Outdoor Education 2

Lucas Sinclair Award for Excellence in German 3

Tomas Steel Award for Excellence in Music Studies 2

Midori Sugie Award for Excellence in Mathematics Methods Foundation 3

Mabel Sward Award for Excellence in Music 3

Safiya Tikate Award for Excellence in Food, Cooking and Nutrition 2

Anh Trinh Quoc Vo Award for Excellence in English as an Additional Language or Dialect 3

Sophie Van Tienen Award for Excellence in Dance Choreography and Performance 3

Noa Waida Award for Excellence in English as an Additional Language or Dialect 2

Madison Walker Award for Excellence in General Mathematics 3

Tara Watzl Award for Excellence in German Foundation 2

Jemma Webster Award for Excellence in Sport Science 2

Reuben Willmot Award for Excellence in UTAS UCP Music Technology Projects 1

Harry Young Award for Excellence in VET

Antonia Zeeman Award for Excellence in General Mathematics 3


Recipients of Two AwardsPrize Winner Dux of Subject and Subject Awards

Lucy Anderson Award for Excellence in Ancient History 3 Award for Excellence in Psychology 3

Grace Bianchi Award for Excellence in English Foundation 2 Award for Excellence in General Mathematics 3

Connor Black Award for Excellence in English Foundation 2 Award for Excellence in Electronics Foundation 2

Rhiana Brewster Award for Excellence in Japanese 3 Proficiency in Two Languages

Angela Carlisle Award for Excellence in Modern History 3 Award for Excellence in Sociology 3

Bianca Davidson Award for Excellence in Health Studies 3 Award for Excellence in Sociology 3

Elijah Davies Award for Excellence in Music Studies 2 Steven Hurst Memorial Music Prize

Veve-Ahn Fry Award for Excellence in English Writing 3 Award for Excellence in Philosophy 3

Scarlett Johnstone Award for Excellence in Working with Children 2 Award for Excellence in Food and Nutrition 3

Evie Lisson Award for Excellence in English Literature 3 Award for Excellence in Outdoor Leadership 3

Ethan Long Malcolm Freedman Prize for Physics 4 Award for Excellence in Computer Science 3

Gabrielle Medhurst Award for Excellence in Art Studio Practice 3 The Geoff Dyer – Peter Jackson Prize

Hayley Patmore Award for Excellence in English Applied 2 Award for Excellence in General Mathematics Foundation 2

Billie Raffety Award for Excellence across the Performing Arts Award for Excellence in Art Production 3


Recipients of Two AwardsPrize Winner Dux of Subject and Subject Awards

Phoenix Robey Award for Excellence in Athlete Development 2 Award for Excellence in Mathematics Methods 4

Erin Sherlock Award for Excellence in Music Studies 2 Award for Excellence in Music 3

Austyn Skierka Award for Excellence in Design & Production 2 Award for Innovation in Technology

Zarith Sofea Award for Excellence in Psychology 3Mohd Syaifulzafni Award for Excellence in Behavioural Studies

Angelina Welsh-Hussain Award for Excellence in Biology 3 Award for Excellence in Modern History 3

Jane Wong Award for Excellence in English 3 Award for Excellence in Chinese 3

Joseph Woolcock Recognition for Service to Health & Physical Education Award for Excellence in Food and Nutrition 3

Xingyue (Linda) Yao Award for Excellence in Chinese Specialist Award for Excellence in First Language Assessment (Chinese)

Thomas Young Award for Excellence in Technical Theatre Production 2 Award for Excellence in Media Production 3


Recipients of Three AwardsPrize Winner Dux of Subject and Subject Awards

Imogen Kennedy Award for Excellence in English 3 Award for Excellence in Biology 3 Award for Excellence in Physical Sciences 3

Sebastian Nichols Award for Excellence in Outdoor Leadership 3 Award for Excellence in Environmental Science 3 Award for Excellence in Food and Nutrition 3

Lachlan Payne Award for Excellence in Business Studies 3 Award for Excellence in Accounting 3 Award for Excellence in Physical Recreation & Outdoor Experiences 1

Ashlee Scott Award for Excellence in Modern History 3 Award for Excellence in Introduction to Sociology & Psychology 2 Award for Excellence in Japanese 3

Harrison Tunks Economics Society of Australia (Tas Branch) Prize for Economics 3 John Kable QC Memorial Award for Outstanding Achievement in Legal Studies 3 Award for Overall Excellence in the Sciences

Renee Young Award for Excellence in French 3 Award for Excellence in Japanese Foundation 2 Award for Excellence in Mathematics Methods Foundation 3


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

Ruby-Questa Collis Award for Excellence in Mathematics Specialised 4 Award for Excellence in Mathematics Award for Overall Excellence in the Sciences Economics Society of Australia (Tas Branch) Prize for Economics 3

Yvette Duhig Award for Excellence in Biology 3 Lance Strickland Prize for Chemistry 4 Award for Overall Excellence in the Sciences Award for Excellence in Psychology 3

Jasper France Award for Excellence in English Literature 3 Award for Excellence in English Writing 3 Award for Excellence in English Award for Excellence in Philosophy 3 Award for Excellence in the Humanities

Tristan Meffre Award for Excellence in Music 3 Award for Excellence in UTAS UCP Music Advanced Practical Study Award for Excellence across the Performing Arts Award for Excellence in Art Production 3

Sophie Newton Award for Excellence in Mathematics Specialised 4 Award for Excellence in Mathematics Malcolm Freedman Prize for Physics 4 Award for Excellence in the Physical Sciences

Jessica Pursell Award for Excellence in Biology 3 Lance Strickland Prize for Chemistry 4 John Kable QC Memorial Award for Outstanding Achievement in Legal Studies 3 Award for Excellence in Sociology 3

Katriel Sayer Award for Excellence in English 3 Award for Excellence in General Mathematics 3 Award for Excellence in Sociology 3 Award for Excellence in Visual Art 2


ELIZABETH COLLEGEYEAR 11 DUX AWARD

NATALIE DE CESARE

Formerly a student at St Mary’s College, Natalie De Cesare moved to Elizabeth College, where she studied Maths Methods 4, Physical Sciences, Sport Science and English Literature 3 in Year 11. Natalie found her classes to be challenging and enjoyable, due to the high quality of her teachers, and their passion and commitment for their subjects. She has been applying the knowledge she has gained from these classes into everyday life. Natalie is especially thankful for their support and consideration during the online schooling period.Natalie is grateful to have joined the Elizabeth College Advanced Academic Diploma (ECAAD) program, where she was able to meet other students with similar interests and motivate herself further to achieve her goals. While many events were cancelled in 2020, ECAAD also provided some extra opportunities and activities which

she thoroughly enjoyed. Her teachers encouraged her participation and enjoyment in the program. 2020 provided an opportunity for Natalie to learn how to balance her work and study. In doing this, she has also been able to commit to additional activities and challenge herself in new areas. The enrichment activities offered in the latter half of the year provided a range of new opportunities such as the First Aid course and Community Services, amongst many other options. In Year 12, Natalie looks forward to engaging more in the enrichment program offered at Elizabeth College.In 2021, Natalie is studying Chemistry, Physics, Maths Specialised and Biology. Afterwards, she is hoping to study Medicine at Monash University. Natalie looks forward to gaining more knowledge and skills in Year 12 and further studies, and applying these in her future chosen career.

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Formerly a student at St Mary’s College, Natalie De Cesare moved to Elizabeth College, where she studied Maths Methods 4, Physical Sciences, Sport Science and English Literature in Year 11. Natalie found her classes to be challenging and enjoyable, due to the high quality of her teachers, and their passion and commitment for their subjects. She has been applying the knowledge she has gained from these classes into everyday life. Natalie is especially thankful for their support and consideration during the online schooling period. Natalie is grateful to have joined the ECAAD program, where she was able to meet other students with similar interests and motivate herself further to achieve her goals. While many events were cancelled in 2020, ECAAD also provided some extra opportunities and activities which she thoroughly enjoyed. Her teachers encouraged her participation

and consequently ensured her enjoyment in the program. 2020 provided an opportunity for Natalie to better learn how to balance her work and study. In doing this, she has also been able to commit to additional activities and challenge herself in new areas. The enrichment activities offered in the latter half of the year provided a range of new opportunities such as the First Aid course and Community Services, amongst many other options. In Year 12 Natalie looks forward to engaging more in the enrichment program offered at EC. In Year 12, Natalie is studying Chemistry, Physics, Maths Specialised and Biology. Afterwards, she is hoping to study Medicine at Monash University. Natalie looks forward to gaining more knowledge and skills in Year 12 and further studies, and applying these in her future chosen care

Elizabeth College Year 11 Dux Award Natalie De Cesare

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Bianca Davidson Award for Excellence in Health Studies 3

Award for Excellence in Sociology 3

Elijah Davies Award for Excellence in Music Studies 2

Steven Hurst Memorial Music Prize

Veve-Ahn Fry Award for Excellence in English Writing 3

Award for Excellence in Philosophy 3

Scarlett Johnstone Award for Excellence in Working with Children 2

Award for Excellence in Food and Nutrition 3

Evie Lisson Award for Excellence in English Literature 3

Award for Excellence in Outdoor Leadership 3

Ethan Long Malcolm Freedman Prize for Physics 4

Award for Excellence in Computer Science 3

Gabrielle Medhurst Award for Excellence in Art Studio Practice 3

The Geoff Dyer – Peter Jackson Prize Hayley Patmore Award for Excellence in English Applied 2

Award for Excellence in General Mathematics Foundation 2

Billie Raffety Award for Excellence across the Performing Arts

Award for Excellence in Art Production 3

Phoenix Robey Award for Excellence in Athlete Development 2

Award for Excellence in Mathematics Methods 4

Erin Sherlock Award for Excellence in Music Studies 2

Award for Excellence in Music 3

RECIPIENTS OF 2 AWARDS

PRIZE WINNERS DUX OF SUBJECT AND SUBJECT AWARDS


YEAR 11 DUX OF ELIZABETH COLLEGE Silver Medal Award Natalie De Cesare

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT CERTIFICATEYEAR 11

Two or more pre-tertiary Exceptional Achievement Awards

Tess ArcherConnor Black Caleb Brett Caleb Clark

Grace Cochrane Natalie De Cesare Lumina FountainJoseph Fracalossi

Veve-Ahn FryLucy Gourlay Rio Kawaguchi

Imogen Kennedy Neve Mason

Joshua O’Brien Guy Robertson Phoenix RobeyKatriel Sayer Mabel Sward

Anh Trinh Quoc Vo Jane Wong

Frances Yacopetti Renee Young


ELIZABETH COLLEGEYEAR 12 DUX AWARD

RUBY-QUESTA COLLIS

Formerly a student at Taroona High School, Ruby studied Maths Methods 4, English Literature, Biology and Physical Sciences 3 in Year 11 at Elizabeth College. In Year 12 Ruby’s chosen subjects were Economics 3, Maths Specialised, Physics and Chemistry 4. Ruby thoroughly enjoyed her studies at Elizabeth College, as her subjects were incredibly well taught and engaging. She was a participant in the Elizabeth College Advanced Academic Diploma (ECAAD) program 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, 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, and success in, Years 11 and 12 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 her time at Elizabeth College.In 2021, Ruby is studying a Bachelor of Science at the University of Melbourne with a double major in Chemistry and Physics. She looks forward to applying the knowledge and skills from her time at Elizabeth College in her ongoing studies.

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Elizabeth College Year 12 Dux Award Ruby-Questa Collis

Formerly a student at Taroona High School, Ruby studied Maths Methods 4, English Literature, Biology and Physical Sciences 3in Year 11 at Elizabeth College. In Year 12 Ruby’s chosen subjects were Maths Specialised, Economics, Chemistry and Physics. Ruby thoroughly enjoyed her studies at Elizabeth College, 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, 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, and success in, Years 11 and 12 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 her time at Elizabeth College. In 2020 Ruby is studying a Bachelor of Science at the University of Melbourne with a double major in Chemistry and Physics. She looks forward to applying the knowledge and skills from her time at Elizabeth College in her ongoing studies.

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Lachlan Payne Award for Excellence in Business Studies 3

Award for Excellence in Accounting 3

Award for Excellence in Physical Recreation & Outdoor Experiences 1

Ashlee Scott Award for Excellence in Modern History 3

Award for Excellence in Introduction to Sociology & Psychology 2

Award for Excellence in Japanese 3

Harrison Tunks Economics Society of Australia (Tas Branch) Prize for Economics 3

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

Award for Overall Excellence in the Sciences

Renee Young Award for Excellence in French 3

Award for Excellence in Japanese Foundation 2

Award for Excellence in Mathematics Methods Foundation 3


Ruby-Questa Collis Award for Excellence in Mathematics Specialised 4

Award for Excellence in Mathematics

Award for Overall Excellence in the Sciences

Economics Society of Australia (Tas Branch) Prize for Economics 3

PRIZE WINNERS DUX OF SUBJECT AND SUBJECT AWARDS


SERVICE AND CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Rotary Club of Salamanca Achievement Scholarship Salahdin Abdi Mohamed

Elizabeth College Indigenous Award for Academic Excellence Tully Sussems

James Brown Award for Leadership and Academic Excellence Harrison Tunks

Award for Excellence in International Education Xingyue (Linda) Yao

Tasmanian Association for the Gifted Award for Outstanding Passion and Achievement Tristan Meffre

PRINCIPAL’S HONOUR ROLL Elizabeth College Advanced Academic Diploma (ECAAD) Amy Bourny Jasper France Patrick QuinlanGabrielle Burke Elise Harrison Billie RaffetyAngela Carlisle Seth Kaehne Annwen RobertsChloe Clingan Evie Lisson Mathew SojanRuby-Questa Collis Ethan Long Sarah TownsendBianca Davidson Caitlin MacDonald Alexa TrochatosMatilda Downes-Smolenski Naomi Messmer Harrison TunksMadison Drake Sophie Newton Angelina Welsh-HussainYvette Duhig Seth Perkins Jemima WillisMatilda Evans Jessica Pursell


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

Gabrielle BurkeAngela CarlisleBianca DavidsonMatilda Downes-Smolenski Yvette Duhig Seth KaehneEthan Long

Caitlin MacDonaldNaomi Messmer Annwen RobertsMathew SojanSarah TownsendAngelina Welsh-HussainJemima Willis

YEAR 12 DUX OF ELIZABETH COLLEGE Gold Medal Award

Ruby-Questa Collis(ATAR 99.9)

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

Jasper France Sophie NewtonJessica Pursell

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

Tristan Meffre Harrison Tunks


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS TECHNOLOGY Automotive and Mechanical Technologies 2 Brayden Ferrer

Computer Graphics and Design Foundation 2 Ebony Cook

Computer Graphics and Design 3 Mehak Khanna

Design and Production 2 Austyn Skierka

Electronics Foundation 2 Connor Black

Engineering Design 2 Brendan Heatley-Hart Patrick Quinlan

Food, Cooking and Nutrition 2 Sophie Cranfield Safiya Tikate

Food and Nutrition 3 Caitlin Hughes Scarlett Johnstone Sebastian Nichols Georgina Richardson Joseph Woolcock

Housing and Design 3 Manvi Dhiman Liam Moschberger

Computer Science 3 Ethan Long

App Development 2 Samuel Brown

App Development 3 (UTAS Object Design) Tyryn Nube

Award for Innovation in Technology Austyn Skierka


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS

ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS

Pathways to Work Charlotte Brown

iClass Ava Leary

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Outdoor Education 2 Ruby Landon Lucy Semmens

Outdoor Leadership 3 Evie Lisson Sebastian Nichols

Athlete Development 2 Phoenix Robey

Personal Health and Wellbeing 2 (Body and Soul) Jessica Brooks

Physical Recreation & Outdoor Experiences 1 Lachlan Payne

Health Studies 3 Georgie Blake Bianca Davidson

Sport Science 2 Jemma Webster

John Peacock Award for Sport Science 3 Neve Mason

Recognition for Service to Health and Naomi Messmer Physical Education Joseph Woolcock


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS LANGUAGES

Chinese 2 Victoria Ching

Chinese 3 Jane Wong

Chinese Specialist Xingyue (Linda) Yao

French Foundation 2 Cody Filliponi

French 3 Renee Young

German Foundation 2 Tara Watzl

German 3 Lucas Sinclair

Japanese Foundation 2 Renee Young

Japanese 3 Rhiana Brewster Ashlee Scott

First Language Assessment (Chinese) Xingyue (Linda) Yao

Proficiency in Two Languages Rhiana Brewster

English as an Additional Language or Dialect 1 Dang Hoang (Ryan) Nguyen Han Li

English as an Additional Language or Dialect 2 Hengky Lie Noa Waida

English as an Additional Language or Dialect 3 Anh Trinh Quoc Vo

ENGLISH

English Applied 2 Maggie Coulson Meghan Hilton Jessie Keygan Hayley Patmore

English Foundation 2 Chloe Andrew Grace Bianchi Connor Black Arabella Haigh Arnott


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS ENGLISH

English 3 Imogen Kennedy Katriel Sayer Jane Wong

English Literature 3 Jasper France Evie Lisson Annwen Roberts

English Writing 3 Jasper France Veve-Ahn Fry Jaimee Narracott

Award for Excellence in English Jasper France

MATHEMATICS

Workplace Maths 2 Jack Lovell

General Mathematics Foundation 2 Jack Davy Hayley Patmore

General Mathematics 3 Grace Bianchi Katriel Sayer Madison Walker Antonia Zeeman

Mathematics Methods Foundation 3 Midori Sugie Renee Young

Mathematics Methods 4 Phoenix Robey

Mathematics Specialised 4 Ruby-Questa Collis Sophie Newton

Award for Excellence in Mathematics Ruby-Questa Collis Sophie Newton


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS SCIENCE – NATURAL SCIENCE

Life Sciences 2 Lucy Gourlay

Biology 3 Yvette Duhig Imogen Kennedy Jessica Pursell Angelina Welsh-Hussain

Environmental Science 3 Sebastian Nichols

Award for Excellence in the Natural Sciences Gabrielle Burke

SCIENCE – PHYSICAL SCIENCES Physical Sciences Foundation 2 Jarrod Good

Physical Sciences 3 Caleb Brett Joseph Fracalossi Imogen Kennedy

Lance Strickland Prize for Chemistry 4 Yvette Duhig Jessica Pursell

Malcolm Freedman Prize for Physics 4 Ethan Long Sophie Newton

Award for Excellence in the Physical Sciences Sophie Newton

Award for Overall Excellence in the Sciences Ruby-Questa Collis Yvette Duhig Harrison Tunks


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (HASS)

Business Studies 3 Lachlan Payne

Accounting 3 Lachlan Payne

Economics Society of Australia (Tas Branch) Ruby-Questa CollisPrize for Economics 3 Harrison Tunks

Legal Studies Foundation 2 Grace Cochrane

John Kable QC Memorial Award for Harrison TunksOutstanding Achievement in Legal Studies 3 Jessica Pursell

UTAS Business Scholarship Christa Aquino

Ancient History 3 Lucy Anderson Timothy Ostapowicz

History and the Environment 2 Nikitta Pregnell

Modern History 3 Angela Carlisle Elise Harrison Maighn Johnson Ashlee Scott Angelina Welsh-Hussain

Philosophy 3 Jasper France Veve-Ahn Fry

Award for Excellence in the Humanities Jasper France


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (HASS) Working With Children 2 Scarlett Johnstone Imogen McKinnonIntroduction to Sociology and Psychology 2 Elizabeth Jacobs Sophie Rossendell Zoe Savage Ashlee ScottSociology 3 Angela Carlisle Bianca Davidson Jessica Pursell Katriel SayerPsychology 3 Lucy Anderson Yvette Duhig Zarith Sofea Mohd SyaifulzafniAward for Excellence in Behavioural Studies Zarith Sofea Mohd Syaifulzafni

MIXED FIELD PROGRAMS Work Readiness 2 Natalie Roland Rose Marschall

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING (VET) Outstanding Achievement inVocational Education & Training Harry Young

VISUAL ARTS Art 1 Samantha DoyleMedia Production Foundations 2 Harkirat GrewalMedia Production 3 Thomas YoungVisual Art 2 Joshua O’Brien Katriel SayerArt Production 3 Tristan Meffre Billie RaffetyArt Studio Practice 3 Gabrielle Medhurst

The Geoff Dyer – Peter Jackson Prize Gabrielle Medhurst


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS PERFORMING ARTS

Music Studies 2 Elijah Davies Rebecca Green Erin Sherlock Tomas Steel

Contemporary Music 2 Joshua Ford-King

Dance 2 Amber Hicks

Dance Choreography and Performance 3 Sophie Van Tienen

Music Technology Projects – Foundation 2 River Kluss

Music 3 Caleb Clark Tristan Meffre Erin Sherlock Mabel Sward

UTAS UCP* Music Foundation Practical Study Rio Kawaguchi

UTAS UCP* Music Advanced Practical Study Tristan Meffre

Technical Theatre Production 2 Thomas Young

Drama Foundations 2 Kat Holyman

Drama 3 Griffin McLaughlin

Theatre Performance 3 Samuel French

UTAS UCP* Music Technology Projects 1 Reuben Willmot

Steven Hurst Memorial Music Prize Elijah Davies Sebastian Folvig

Award for Contribution to Drama Holly Jury

Award for Excellence Across the Performing Arts Tristan Meffre Billie Raffety

*University Connections Program


NOTES ON SPECIAL AWARDSTasmania 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, 2020. 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.

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 Years 7–10 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.

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 Elizabeth College Visual Art teachers Geoff Dyer and Peter Jackson, and is sponsored by Jane Giblin.

ELIZABETH COLLEGE recognises the support of the following:

Andrew Wilkie MHRSenator Carol Brown

Elise Archer MHAJosh Willie MLC

Ella Haddad MHASue Hickey MHA

Cassie O’Connor MHAEconomics Society of Australia (Tasmanian Branch)

Jane GiblinRotary Club of Salamanca

Tasmanian Association for the GiftedTasmanian School of Business and Economics – UTAS

256 Elizabeth Street Hobart Tasmania Australia 7000

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