College of Business, Government and Law prizes and awards

• Awarded annually to one recipient.
• The value of the prize will be $750.
• Awarded to the student with the highest percentage mark in the topic POLI 2002 Government, Business and Society. The prize is to be split between students if there is less than 2% difference between the top three students.

Previous recipients

2015: Overton, Declan

2016: Prosser, Yllana

2017: Treleaven, Aiden

2018: Sunman, Joshua

2019: Moffat, Tahlia

• Awarded annually to one recipient.
• The value of the prize will be $750.
• Awarded to the student with the highest percentage mark in the topic POLI 3010 Advanced Perspectives in Public Policy. The prize is to be split between students if there is less than 2% difference between the top three students.

Previous recipients

2015: Tidswell, Kym, Hill, Grace,

2016: Jenkins, Simon, Emes, Lachlan,

2017: Therese Pardy, Susan

2018: Larwood, Debra Le-Anne

2019: Sprules, Amanda

• The Auditor-General's Department of SA Prize in Auditing shall be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• The value of the prize shall be $400.
• The prize shall be awarded to the best student in topic BUSN3048 Auditing.
• The winner of the prize will be based on the overall grade awarded to students. In the case where multiple students receive the same grade, the topic coordinator will elect one of the students as the winner.

Previous recipients

2007: Repasky*, Lucy, Sandhu*, Bennett; Welk*, Benjamin

2008: Smith, Marie

2009: *Crotty, Roger, *Gulliver, Christina

2010: Ryan, Kate

2011: Cross, Lauren

2012: Brew, John

2013: Santoso, Lita

2014: Coombe, Aaron

2015: Sahul Hamid, Muhammad

2016: Virgin, Melissa

2017: Murawsky, Max

2018: Kay, Avalon

2019: Bartlett, Monika

• The Auditor-General's Department of SA Prize in Financial Management shall be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• The value of the prize shall be $400.
• The prize shall be awarded to the best student in topic BUSN2037 Financial Management.
• The winner of the prize will be based on the overall grade awarded to students. In the case where multiple students receive the same grade, the topic coordinator will elect one of the students as the winner.

Previous recipients

1989: Forsaith, David M

1990: Lee, Julie E

1991: McKee, Bruce J

1992: Anderson, Ian J

1993: Lawes, Matthew

1994: *Buchan, Michael J, *Bellon, Robert

1995: Crichton, Eleanor J

1996: *Ottewill, Tanya, *Fardone, Michelle

1997: Phillips, Samantha

1998: George, Alison

1999: *Pearce, Hayley, *Fargher, Adina-Lee R

2000: Gladigau, Stephen M

2001: Mullins, Lisa M

2002: Yamamoto, Ken J

2003: Singh, Gurvinder

2004: Gladigau, Simon J

2005: Nutt, Deborah C

2006: Wang, Yiqi

2007: Sandhu*, Bennett; Warren*, Brenton

2008: Stockman, Kym

2009: Wilson, Elliott

2010: Zachat, Lucy

2011: Bowdren, Anne

2012: Carrick, Christopher and Harris, Nicole

2014: Coombe, Aaron

2015: Theodoroulakes, Tom

2016: Oxenham, Hannah

2017: Best, Timothy

2018: Rasigatale, Judah

2019: Chew, Dinah

Students with high grade point averages may be nominated for the following ACHSM prizes which are offered each year:

1. Anthony Suleau Prize for the best Grade Point Average in a postgraduate diploma course in Health Management.
2. Ian Brand Prize for the best Grade Point Average in a masters course in Health Management.

Each prize is an award of $100.00, a certificate to be presented at the Australasian College of Health Service Management Annual General Meeting and free registration (worth around $1,000) to the Congress meeting held in that year.

• The prize shall be known as the Australasian College of Health Service Management, SA Branch, Health Management Prize.
• The prize may be awarded annually by the Health Care Management Examinations Board, on the recommendation of the Head of Health Care Management and the team of Health Care Management staff involved in supervising health care management projects and research.
• The prize shall be awarded to the graduating student in the Master of Health Administration or the Master of Science (Health Administration) [ie, one prize will cover both awards] who has completed at least half of the award at Flinders University and has produced the best management project or thesis, where this is a significant component of the award.
• The prize shall consist of one year's membership of ACHSM (valued at around $350), a certificate and a cheque to the value of $150. In the event of a tie, the prize will go to the student with the highest Grade Point Average (GPA) for the course, or an alternative criterion as determined by the staff of Health Care Management.
• Both full-time and part-time students are eligible for the prize.
• No award shall be made if the Examinations Board deems that there is no candidate of sufficient merit.

Previous recipients

2010: Gillard, Anne-Marie

2011: Hetzel, Philippa

2012: Sneddon, Roy

2013: Neumann, Sally

2014: Graham, Jodie

2015: Pretorius, Elaine

2016: Le, Phuc

2017: Ritchie, Usha

2018: de Lyster, Kathrine

2019: Mann, Susan

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $150 and one year’s membership of the Australian Institute of Administrative Law.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for a period of five years, commencing in 2016 for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW2223 Administrative Law:  Merits Review with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW2223 Administrative Law: Merits Review, the College of Business, Government and Law Examinations Board will select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2015: Naral, Moti

2016: Humphris, Alana

2017: Rushton, Patricia and Bost, Timothy

2018: Krieg, Benjami

2019: Hauzer, Dr, Benyone, Helga

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $500.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for a period of 5 years, commencing in 2014 for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW1224 Advanced Contract [Writing II] with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW1224 Advanced Contract [Writing II], the Examinations Board of the Flinders Law School may select one only of those students to receive the prize on a basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2006: Stoffell, Brian; Wheldrake, Kate

2007: Richards, Josh

2008: Hodgetts, Kari

2009: Portelli, Katherine; Stannard, Michael

2010: Goodyear, Benjamin

2011: No award

2013: Sterling, Andrew

2014: Mignone, Anne

2015: Huntley, Stephanie

2016: Rushton, Patricia;

2017: Kremmidiotis, Helen; Hart, Lydia

2018: Dr. Hauzer, Benyone, Helga

2019: Mcnichol,Ashleigh

1. Awarded annually to one recipient.
2. The value of the prize will be $1,000.
3. Awarded to the student with the highest percentage mark in the topic BUSN2026 Entrepreneurship and Small Business.  In the case where multiple students receive the same grade, the topic coordinator will elect one of the students as the winner.

Previous recipients

2017: Watkins, Teal

2018: Zuccolo, Emily

2019: Feronas, Apostolos

1. Awarded annually to one recipient.
2. The value of the prize will be $1,000.
3. Awarded to the student with the highest percentage mark in the topic BUSN2035 Cost and Management Accounting.  In the case where multiple students receive the same grade, the topic coordinator will elect one of the students as the winner.

Previous recipients

2017: Deng, Yunjing

2018: Bartlett, Monika

2019: Naiker, Hayley

• The Bill Brugger Prize shall be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• The value of the prize shall be $500
• In the case of that more than one student is eligible then, the prize will be split evenly between those students.
• The prize shall be awarded to the best student completing Honours in International Relations, Political Studies or Public Policy.

Previous recipients

1999: Thomas, Holli A

2000: Clark, Phillip

2001: Robinson, David A

2002: Gross, Deanna K

2003: Sach, Robyn

2004: Jackson, Aaron P

2005: Von Thien, Liam E

2006: Odermatt, Jed

2007: Graetz, Geordan

2008: Russell, Matthew

2009: Berger, Dominic

2010: Forgione, Pasquale

2011: Eyers, Eddie;

2012: Braunack-Mayer, Jakob, Lausberg, Adele

2013: Rogers, Zachary

2014: Ridley, Adam

2015: Troath, Sian, Hill, Leigh

2016: Musa Dawaari, Iraj

2018: Herbold, Ira

2019: Stoks, Anthony

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $300.
2. The prize shall be awarded for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW3269 Personal and Corporate Insolvency Law with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW3269 Personal and Corporate Insolvency Law, the Flinders Law School  Board of Examiners may select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.
6. There will be no award for the years in which LLAW3269 Personal and Corporate Insolvency Law is not offered.

Previous recipients

2002: Faunce-de Laune, Alice

2003: *Willis, Frances, *Roche, Brian, *Roche, Janet

2004: No award

2005: Michel, Simone

2006: Marshall, Tori

2007: MacFarlane, Anna

2008: Bajcarz, Aleesha: Arman, Jemma

2010: Gates, Katherine

2011: No award

2012: Kennedy, David

2014: Wade, Leah

2016: Metcalf, Sarah

2019: Graham, Lachlan

• The prize shall be awarded annually by the College of Business, Government and Law.
• The value of the prize will be a $200 book voucher.
• The prize shall be awarded to the most outstanding student in topic BUSN3050 International Human Resource Management.
• The winner of the prize will be based on the overall grade awarded to students. In the case where multiple students receive the same grade, the topic coordinator will elect one of the students as the winner.

Previous recipients

2015: Platten, William

2016: Bushaway, Roy

2017: McCallum, Jordana

2018: Whittaker, Jade Michelle

2019: Dally, Emily

• The prize shall be awarded annually by the College of Business, Government and Law.
• The value of the prize will be a $200 book voucher.
• The prize shall be awarded to the most outstanding student in BUSN9115 Quantitative Methods.
• The winner of the prize will be based on the overall grade awarded to students. In the case where multiple students receive the same grade, the topic coordinator will elect one of the students as the winner.

Previous recipients

2015: Kasperek, Natalie,Chen, Alexander

2016: Scarman, Dylan, Dulson, Shayne

2017: Anderson, Ryan, Falckh, Marcus

2018: Chew, Dinah Xue Ning 

2019: Nguyen, Phuong

• The name of the prize shall be The Commercial & Legal Prize in Property, Equity and Trusts and Real Property Law
• The value of the prize shall be $300
• The prize shall be awarded annually, for studies in the previous year, to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses and who has the highest combined marks in the topics LLAW2214 Property, Equity and Trusts and LLAW3221 Real Property Law.  LLAW3221 Real Property Law should have been completed in the previous year.
• In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW2214 Property, Equity and Trusts and LLAW3221 Real Property Law, the College of Business, Government and Law Examinations Board may select only one of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
• The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2019: Dunbar, Alexander

• The CPA Australia Prizes in Accounting (three prizes) shall be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• One prize awarded to the best student completing BUSN9113 Accounting Fundamentals, ($300).
• The Second prize for the best student graduating in the Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) ($300).
• The third prize will be awarded to the best student in BUSN3047 Company Accounting ($350).
• The winner of the prizes will be based on the overall grade awarded to students. In the case where multiple students receive the same grade, the topic coordinator will elect one of the students as the winner.

Previous recipients

2019: Winnie, Cintya; Bure, Anton; Bartlett, Monika

• The CPA Young Professionals Network Prizes (two prizes) shall be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• One prize to the value of $200, shall be awarded for the best student completing the topic BUSN1001 Accounting Principles.
• The other prize, valued at $200, shall be awarded to the best student completing the topic BUSN1002 Financial Accounting Processes.
• The winner of the prizes will be based on the overall grade awarded to students. In the case where multiple students receive the same grade, the topic coordinator will elect one of the students as the winner.

Previous recipients

2005: Christie, John R, Robinson, Kristy N

2006: *Kannan, Padma P, *Challapalli, Raghurami R, *Sandu, Bennett, *Clarke, Brenton J

2007: McCormack, Amellia

2008: *Western, Nigel, *Marshall, Bronwyn, *Yang, Chao, *Zhu, Yun

2009: *Sweetman, Alicia, *Cross, Lauren

2010: *Platt, Dustin, *Cockram, Anne

2011: El-Daher, Vera, Taing, Steven

2012: Wilson, Damian, Cardone, Nicholas

2013: Forster, Brandon, Tormet, Michael, Andary, Nizar, Tormet, Michael

2014: Saddler, Clare, Kleinig, Nancy

2015: Duggan, Robyn, Lee, Aidan

2016: Allen, Aaron, Yeung, Yan Yu

2017: Killin, Ashleigh, Scarman, Dylan

2018: Hancock, Chelsea

2018: Juskowski, Patrick

2019: O'Dea, Tara; Dovonan, Olivia

• The name of the prize shall be The Defence Science & Technology Group Prize for The Alliance and the Rise of China.
• The total value of the prize shall be $100.
• The prize shall be awarded annually for studies in the previous year.
• The prize shall be awarded annually to the student who has completed the topic AMST3013 The Alliance and the Rise of China with the highest total mark received in the topic.
• In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for AMST3013 The Alliance and the Rise of China, the College of Business, Government and Law may select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.

Previous recipients

2019: Henderson, Nicole

• The name of the prize shall be The Defence Science & Technology Group Prize for Australian Foreign Policy.
• The total value of the prize shall be $100.
• The prize shall be awarded annually for studies in the previous year.
• The prize shall be awarded annually to the student who has completed the topic INTR3001 Australian Foreign Policy with the highest total mark received in the topic.
  
• In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for INTR3001 Australian Foreign Policy, the College of Business, Government and Law may select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
  

Previous recipients

2019: Hopkins, David

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $500.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any Flinders University degree course in the relevant year and who has completed the topic CRIM2201 Crime and Punishment or CRIM2201 Punishment and Society with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for CRIM2201 Crime and Punishment or CRIM2201 Punishment and Society, the Flinders Law School Board of Examiners may select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2004: Pascoe, Betina

2005: McMahon, Yasmin

2006: Knayfati, Jenanne

2007: Angus, Kelly

2008: Ziegler, Lisa

2009: Lateu, Nicola

2010: Phillips, William

2011: Roxburgh, Fleur

2014: Wang, Rachel

2015: Bilsborow, Kimberly; Ward, Timisha

2016: Sadler-Wharemate, Kristi

2017: Schultz, Sarah

2018: Carboon, Susan; Schultz, Leah; Batten, Linda

2019: Jane, Milla

1. The value of the prize shall be $200.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for a period of one year, commencing in 2017 for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW3245 Immigration and Refugee Law with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW3245 Immigration and Refugee Law, the Examinations Board of the Flinders Law School may select one only of those students to receive the prize on a basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.  There will be no award in the years that LLAW3245 Immigration and Refugee Law is not offered.

Previous recipients

2016: Mignone, Anne

• The value of the prize will be up to $250.
• The prize shall be awarded annually for a period of two years, commencing in 2011.
• The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW3247 Intellectual Property with the highest mark received in the topic.
• In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW3247 Intellectual Property, the Examinations Board of the School of Law may select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
• The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the prizes.

Previous recipients

1997: DeBats, Alice

1998: Pahek, Gregory

1999: Bridge, Benjamin

2000: Ho, Maria

2001: Edwards, Elizabeth

2002: Willis, Frances

2003: Morfey, Gwen, Wagner, Rosie

2004: No award

2005: Hooper, Katherine

2006: Ziegler, Lisa

2007: No award

2008: McEwen, Holly

2010: Hine, Ben; Roberts, Shae, Sandford, Rebecca

2011: No award

2012: Cittadini, Nicole

2014: Craft, Samantha, Freebairn, Erin

2016: Dunn, Sarah

• The Economic Society of Australia (SA) Prize in Macroeconomics shall be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, until further notice.
• The value of the prize shall be $350. The prize shall be awarded to the best student in BUSN2040 Macroeconomics.
• The winner of the prize will be based on the overall grade awarded to students. In the case where multiple students receive the same grade, the topic coordinator will elect one of the students as the winner.

Previous recipients

2001: Eren, Devrim

2002: McCarthy, Morgan

2003: Matic, Josip

2004: Pham, Phong Hai

2005: *Rasheed, Fathimath; *Ali, Fathimath A

2006: McLaughlin, Samuel A

2007: Dunn, Kylie

2008: Mutuota, Ngahuro

2009: *Panuccio, Joseph, *Western, Nigel

2010: Provis, David

2011: Brew, John

2012: Goessling, David, Huang, Fan

2013: Huang, Fan, Parsi, Golroo

2014: Grajczyk, Robert

2015: Miecinski, Kyle

2016: Kasperek, Natalie

2017: Knights, Ainsley

2018: EY, Taylor Robin

2019: Moore, Taylor

• The Economic Society of Australia (SA) Prize in Managerial Economics shall be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, until further notice.
• The value of the prize shall be $350.
• The prize shall be awarded to the best student in BUSN2043 Managerial Economics.
• The winner of the prize will be based on the overall grade awarded to students. In the case where multiple students receive the same grade, the topic coordinator will elect one of the students as the winner.

Previous recipients

2001: Pegoli, Antonino

2002: Glesner, Philip Reipport

2003: Feeney, Taryn

2004: Bartl, Anke I

2005: Ferraro, Gabriele

2006: McGirr, Michael M

2007: *Dunn, Kylie; *Priest, Joanna

2008: Jaensch, Daniel

2009: McCulloch, Gregory

2010: Arnold, Sarah

2011: Vovers, Anne

2012: Platt, Dustin

2014: Kotkarski, Adam

2015: Kleinig, Nancy

2016: Lloyd, Kelsey

2017: Knights, Ainsley

2018: Oxenham, Hannah

2019: Rattigan, Amy

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $300.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for a period of three years, commencing in 2017 for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW1221 Professional Skills and Ethics [Ethics I] with the highest mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW1221 Professional Skills and Ethics [Ethics I], the Examinations Board of the School of Law may select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2003: Toole, Kellie

2004: Long, Emily

2005: Horrocks, Samantha

2006: Verrall, Jennifer

2007: Phillips, William

2008: Dorfmesiter, Hannah

2009: Goodyear, Benjamin

2010: Schembri, Elizabeth

2011: Gifford-Moore, Jordan

2012: Kozien, Rebecca Louise

2016: Thomas, Kerril

2017: Mortier, Nicole (Nikki)

2018: Thomas, Mia; Pangallo, Connor

2019: Graham, Alexander; Tan, Ian

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $500.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for a period of three years, commencing in 2016 for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW3253 Labour Law with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW3253 Labour Law, the Examinations Board of the Flinders Law School may select one only of those students to receive the prize on a basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

1999: Kidman, Thomas

2000: *Priest, Elizabeth, *Thomas, Zoe

2001: Callow, Ross

2002: *Raschella, Fiona; *Whitten, Samuel

2003: Kay, Michael

2004: No award

2005: Willis, Frances

2006: Opie, Craig

2007: Spargo, William

2010: Gates, Katherine

2011: No award

2012: Mullan, Tegan Marie

2013: Gaertner, Sara

2015: Cooper, David

2016: McCoy, Holly; Rasmussen, Erik

2017: Beer, Frances and Bruhn, Maressa

2018: Wallis, Alistair

2019: Ferdinands, Caitlin

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $250.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for a period of ten years, commencing in 2012 for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW3212 Civil Litigation with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW3212 Civil Litigation, the Examinations Board of the Flinders Law School may select one only of those students to receive the prize on a basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2019: Castree, Sarah

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $250.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for a period of ten years, commencing in 2012 for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW1214 Contract with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW1214 Contract, the Examinations Board of the Flinders Law School may select one only of those students to receive the prize on a basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2001: Gill, Simon

2002: *Mezhvinsky, Allen; *Priest, Joanna

2003: Hayton, David

2004: *Brown, Jeremy; *Carroll, Lee

2005: *Chester, Frank; *Jenkin, Elise

2006: Arman, Jemma, Jacobs, Lillian

2007: Boisseau, Matthew

2008: Parry, Madeleine

2009: O'Grady, Melissa; Biggins, Dustin

2010: Schinkel, Kelly; Ward, Timisha

2011: McCoy, Holly

2012: Chrisakis. Christina

2013: Cooper, David

2014: Mignone, Anne

2015: Mignone, Peppa

2016: Parker, Ryan

2017: Tharangini, Babu

2018: Thomas, Mia

2019: Last, James

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $250.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for a period of ten years, commencing in 2012 for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW2214 Property, Equity and Trusts with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW2214 Property, Equity and Trusts, the Examinations Board of the Flinders Law School may select one only of those students to receive the prize on a basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2001: Priest, Elizabeth

2002: Dowd, Rebecca

2003: Priest, Joanna

2004: D'Assumpcao, Kate

2005: Long, Emily

2006: Lombardi, James

2007: *Jacobs, Lilian: *Kontra, Samantha

2008: Hartman, Katrina

2009: Goodyear, Benjamin

2010: Flynn, John Thomas

2011: Butlin, Andrew

2012: O'Keeffe, Elizabeth Anne

2013: Staples, James

2014: Crawford, Harrison, Panait, Joel, Thomas, Ann

2015: Jeffery, Daniel

2016: Gifford-Moore, Jordan, Humphris, Alana, Theodoroulakes, Tom

2017: Mckinnon-Collins, Briah

2018: Shearer, Rachel

2019: Thomas, Mia

• The prize shall be known as the Graduate Certificate in Aged Care Administration.
• The prize shall be awarded annually by the Health Care Management Examinations Board.
• The prize shall be awarded to the graduating student in the Graduate Certificate in Aged Care Administration who has completed all 18 units of the award at Flinders University and has achieved the higest Grade Point Average throughout the course.
• The prize shall consist of a certificate and a payment to the value of $200. In the event of a tie, the prize will go to the student with the highest aggregate mark for the course.
• No award shall be made if the Examiniations Board deems that there is no candidate of sufficient merit.

• The prize shall be known as the Graduate Diploma in Health Administration Prize.
• The prize shall be awarded annually by the Health Care Management Examinations Board.
• The prize shall consist of a certificate and a cheque to the value of $200.
• The prize shall be awarded to the graduating student in the Graduate Diploma in Health
• Administration, who has completed at least 18 units of the award at Flinders University and has achieved the highest Grade Point Average throughout the course.
• In the event of a tie, the prize will be awarded to the student with the highest aggregate mark for the course.
• No award will be made if the Examinations Board deems that there is no candidate of sufficient merit.

Previous recipients

2011: Ritchie, Usha

2012: D'Annunzio, Marisa

2013: Du Preez, Caroline

2014: Turner, Lisa

2015:O'Reilly, Anne V;

2016: Hitchens, Kimberley

2017: Dinh, Hayley

2018: de Oliveira Louza, Simone

• The Institute of Public Administration Australia Prizes shall be awarded annually by the Faculty Education Committee and the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• One prize shall be awarded to the best student of the Flinders Institute of Public Policy and Management completing a masters degree within the Graduate Program in Public Administration. The value of this prize shall be $200.
• The other prize shall be awarded to the best student in topic POLI2011 Australian Public Policy: Applications, Issues and Dilemmas. The value of this prize shall be $150.

Previous recipients

1983: Hannaford-Beeby, Helen L

1984: Dorling, Philip W

1985: Wightman, Lee A

1986: Belperio, Dorothy

1987: Fopp, Brenton D

1988: Ashenden, Noreen J; Marshall, Vernon

1989: Robinson, John D

1990: Hawke, Jo Ann L; McGovern, Chris J; Regan, Francis

1991: King, Debra S

1992: Gursansky, Dianne; Hislop, Dougal

1993: Trueman, Mark G

1994: *Putland, Christine; *Simmons, Pam; Whatson, Peter A

1995: *Brady, Kim M; *Shute, Steffan D; Baulderstone, Joanne M; Stone, Michelle L

1996: *Geyer, Stephanie, *Hawker, Dany; Arthurson, Kathryn

1997: Gibson, Sally; Marsh, Eleanor

1998: Stock, Herbert; Thomas, Philip

1999: Davey, Kym S; *Smith, Susan J, *Trainor, Peter J

2000: Kiswardani, Rika; Louca, Procopis A

2001: Miller, Lydia; Veaney, David J

2002: Varghese, Margaret M; Mitchell, Warwick

2003: Boomer, Catherine; Li, Jo Anne

2004: Williams, Leanne; Bartl, Anke I

2005: Varona, Glenn M S; Weckert, Amy J

2006: McKenzie, Stewart I; Doecke, Leon D

2007: Crowe, Jordon; Biggins, Deborah

2008: Ambler, Ruth; Husler, Judith

2009: Holloway, Josh; Dhillon, Manpreet

2010: Rimon, Maria Caldwell; Scott, Andrew,

2011: Brampton, Stephen; Huppatz, Rebekah; Malina, Muarawati

2012: Muarawati, Malinda; McMahon, John; Cope, Georgina

2013: Delaney, Bia; Selev, Jemma; McCann, Bernadette

2014: Leahy, Alice; Hubbard, Mark

2015: Piantedosi, Diana

2016: Herbold, Ira; Laris, Skye

2017: Treleaven, Aiden; Hargreaves, Joanne

2018: Ridley, Cindy; Horton, Mark

2019: Sunman, Joshua; Pietsch, Susan

• The prize shall be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• The value of the prize will be $200.
• The prize shall be awarded to the student gaining the highest overall mark in BUSN2019 International Business Context.
• The winner of the prize will be based on the overall grade awarded to students. In the case where multiple students receive the same grade, the topic coordinator will elect one of the students as the winner.

Previous recipients

2015: Bushaway, Roy; Dewhurst, Kaide

2016: Wyra, Malwina

2017: Watkins, Teal

2018: Butterick, Jacob Luke

2019: Butcher, Hayden

• The prize will be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• The value of the prize will be $300.
• The prize will be awarded annually to the best student completing the Master of Public Administration (Management) within the Flinders Graduate Program in Public Administration.
• The prize will be awarded to the student who achieves the highest aggregate result in the course. Part-time students will be eligible in the year in which they complete the course. The prize will be awarded to one student only.

Previous recipients

2017: Palliyaguru, Janani

2018: Horton, Mark; Fitzgerald, Christopher

2019: Tran, Thi

• The prize will be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• The value of the prize will be $300.
• The prize will be awarded annually to the best student completing the Master of Public Administration (Policy) within the Flinders Graduate Program in Public Administration.
• The prize will be awarded to the student who achieves the highest aggregate result in the course. Part-time students will be eligible in the year in which they complete the course. The prize will be awarded to one student only.

Previous recipients

2017: Hargreaves, Joanne

2018: Nurfaiza, Martha

2019: Parven, Shahina

• The prize will be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• The value of the prize will be $300.
• The prize will be awarded annually to the best student completing the Master of Public Administration within the Flinders Graduate Program in Public Administration.
• The prize will be awarded to the student who achieves the highest aggregate result in the course. Part-time students will be eligible in the year in which they complete the course. The prize will be awarded to one student only.

Previous recipients

2017: Tauni, Carl

2018: Bradbrook, Craig

2019: Islam, Muradul Muhammad

• The prize will be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• The value of the prize will be $300.
• The prize will be awarded annually to the best student completing the Master of Public Policy and Management within the Flinders Graduate Program in Public Administration.
• The prize will be awarded to the student who achieves the highest aggregate result in the course. Part-time students will be eligible in the year in which they complete the course. The prize will be awarded to one student only.

Previous recipients

2019: Pietsch, Susan

• The Prize shall be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• The value of the prize will be a $250 book voucher.
• The prize shall be awarded to the best student in BUSN1022 Marketing Principles.
• The winner of the prize will be based on the overall grade awarded to students. In the case where multiple students receive the same grade, the topic coordinator will elect one of the students as the winner.

Previous recipients

2014: Francis, Rebecca, Kransky, Francis

2015: Wakefield, Deborah

2016: Dutta, Ritika

2017: Nield, Amy

2018: Phillips, Carmen

2019: Chin, Annabelle

• The Prize shall be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• Two prizes will be awarded.
• The value of each prize will be a $150 book voucher.
• The first prize is awarded to the best overall student in BUSN1021 Organisational Behaviour.
• The second prize is awarded to the best international student in BUSN1021 Organisational Behaviour.
• The winners of the prizes will be based on the overall grade awarded to students. In the case where multiple students receive the same grade, the topic coordinator will elect one of the students as the winner.

Previous recipients

2015: Buchanan, Bernadette, Peng, Shiya

2016: Dally, Emily; Zhong, Lingzi

2017: Nield, Amy; Amaral, Prisca

2018: Hardy, Shauntel

2019: Opperman, Rebecca; Dias, Mahathelege

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $350.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW3211 Corporate Law 2 [Ethics II]; and is selected by Johnson Winter & Slattery from the top five or six assignments. Note this prize is not based on academic grades.
4. In the event of two or more students adjudged to be equally outstanding, the Flinders Law School Board of Examiners may select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in LLAW3211 Corporate Law 2 [Ethics II] as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2006: Ngov, Julie

2007: Simpson, Kevin

2008: Shortt-Smith, Anna

2009: Paterson, Kari

2010: Goodyear, Benjamin

2011: Haseloff, Emily

2012: Solly, Tamara Jane

2013: Mitchell, Nicholas; Taing, Steven; Henshaw, David

2014: O'Grady, Melissa

2015: Tutton, Jordan; Landon, Georgina

2016: Mignone, Anne

2017: Hole, Taylor

2018: Hensel, Grace; Evans, Katie

2019: Byrne, Louise; Krieg, Benjamin

• The Keith Hancock Prize in Economics for Business may be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• The value of the prize shall be $250.
• The prize shall be awarded to the student achieving the best results in topic BUSN1013 Economics for Business.
• The winner of the prize will be based on the overall grade awarded to students. In the case where multiple students receive the same grade, the topic coordinator will elect one of the students as the winner.

Previous recipients

1995: Stone, Michelle L

1996: Olsen, David

1997: Janik, Robert

1998: Edwards, Karen

1999: Lim, Su Bee

2000: Willis, Frances

2001: Bartholomaeus, David I

2002: Dao, Thi

2003: Phong, Pham

2004: Thomas, Georgia

2005: Arbon, Emma L

2006: Shama, Aishath; Materne, Stephen

2007: Ross,* Nathan; Stockman*, Kym

2008: McCormack, Amellia

2009: Arnold, Sarah

2010: Williams, Diane

2011: Caruso, Rhianne; Wong, Ruixuan

2012: Flayel, Chantel

2013: Adams, Nathan; Dutschke, Danielle

2014: Coombe, Aaron

2015: Haeusler, Olga

2016: Oxenham, Hannah

2017: Anderson, Ryan

2018: Chew, Dinah Xue Ning

2019: O'Dea, Tara

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $500.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Law & Legal Practice (Honours) courses in the relevant year and who has received the highest ranking Honours score (the highest GPA across the whole course).
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same highest ranking Honours score,  the Flinders Law School Board of Examiners may select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

1993: James, Darren

1994: *Downey, Sophie, *Van Deth, Annelise

1995: James, Darren

1996: Mayne, Melinda

1997: Woods, Michael

1998: Johns, Suzanne

1999: DeBats, Alice

2000: Sudano, Leena M

2001: Ho, Maria

2002: Taylor-Nicholson, Eleanor

2003: Gun, Andrew

2004: Gill, Simon

2005: Willis, Frances

2006: Cossey, Merryn

2007: Priest, Joanna

2008: Stoffell, Brian

2009: Frank, Chester

2010: Boisseau, Matthew

2011: Wheldrake, Katharine

2012: Goodyear, Benjamin James

2013: Phillips, William

2014: O'Grady, Melissa

2015: O’Keeffe, Elizabeth

2016: Gifford-Moore, Jordan

2017: Cermak, Riana

2018: Rushton, Patricia

2019: Bartlett, Monica

1. The prize shall be in the form of a gift up to the value of $250
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for studies in the previous year. 
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW3221 Real Property Law (Topic) with the highest total mark received in the topic. 
4. In the event of more than one student receiving the same total mark for the Topic, the Flinders Law Board of Examiners (Board) must award the Prize to the student who has the highest grade point average in the course overall. 
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize. 

Previous recipients

2017: Huntley, Stephanie

2018: Pater, Jessica Theresa

2019: Dunbar, Alexander

1. The prize shall be in the form of a gift up to the value of $250. 
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for studies in the previous year. 
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW1223 Torts 1 (Topic) with the highest total mark received in the topic. 
4. In the event of more than one student receiving the same total mark for the Topic, the Flinders Law Board of Examiners (Board) must award the Prize to the student who has the highest grade point average in the course overall. 
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize. 

Previous recipients

2017: Bormann, Keelie

2018: Alvey, Cassandra Anne

2019: Goldman, Hannah

1. The prize shall be in the form of a gift up to the value of $250. 
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for studies in the previous year. 
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW2213 Administrative Law 1: Judicial Review [Statutory Interpretation II] (Topic) with the highest total mark received in the topic. 
4. In the event of more than one student receiving the same total mark for the Topic, the Flinders Law Board of Examiners (Board) must award the Prize to the student who has the highest grade point average in the course overall. 
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize. 

Previous recipients

2017: Bost, Timothy

2018: Thomas, Kerri

2019: Thomas, Mia

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $250.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice (Honours) courses with the highest GPA for the eight first year topics at the end of the relevant year consisting of LLAW1211, LLAW1212, LLAW1213, LLAW1214, LLAW1221, LLAW1222, LLAW1223, LLAW1224.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same GPA for the eight first year topics, the Flinders Law School Board of Examiners may select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2012: Gifford-Moore, Jordan

2013: Crawford, Harrison

2014: Mignone, Anne

2015: Stiles, David

2016: Vasilellis, Dimitria

2017: Braley, Alan

2018: Thomas, Mia

2019: Shivashankaraiah, Arjun

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $250.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for a period of five years, commencing in 2017 for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW1211 Legal Research and Writing [Research 1, Writing 1] with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW1211 Legal Research and Writing [Research 1, Writing 1], the Examinations Board of the School of Law may select one only of those students to receive the prize on a basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2016: Debs, Helen; Nguyen, Kathy

2017: Gordon, Edith and Watson, Malen

2018: Ball, Timothy

2019: Shivashankaraiah, Arjun

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $250.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for a period of six years, commencing in 2016 for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW3273 Mooting and International Appellate Advocacy with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW3273 Mooting and International Appellate Advocacy, the Examinations Board of the Flinders Law School may select one only of those students to receive the prize on a basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2015: Crawford, Harrison, Ewens, Philippa, Peschel, Robert; Shorne Holden, Edward

2016: Wahabzada, Dauod

• The name of the prize shall be The Master of Arts (International Relations in Economy and Trade) (China) Prize.
• The value of the prize shall be two academic books, up to $100 (each) in value.
• The prizes shall be awarded annually to the graduating student in each cohort of the Master of Arts (International Relations in Economy and Trade) program who has achieved the highest Grade Point Average calculated from the 36 units of Flinders University taught topics.
• In the event of a tie, the prize will go to the student with the highest aggregate mark for the course.

Previous recipients

2018: Chen, Chen; Xu, Saijin

2019: Li, Jingzin; Zhao, Liying

• The prize shall be known as the Master of Hospital Administration Prize.
• The prize shall be awarded annually by the Health Care management Examinations Board
• The prize shall consist of a certificate and a book with an inscription.
• The prize shall be awarded to the graduating student in each cohort of the Master of Hospital Administration program, who has completed all 54 units through Flinders University and has achieved the highest Grade Point Average throughout the course.
• In the event of a tie, the prize will be awarded to the student with the highest aggregate mark for the course.
• No award shall be made if the Examinations Board deems that there is no candidate of sufficient merit.

Previous recipients

2011:No award

2012: Shen, Jian

2013: Wang, Mengjie

2014: Feng, Gang; Yang, Xiangjiang

2018: Miao, Hong Pudong; Wang, Yunhua

2019: Chen, Jun; Cheng, Jie

• The prize shall be known as the Master of Health Administration (Singapore) Prize.
• The prize shall be awarded annually by the Health Care Management Examinations Board
• The prize shall be awarded to the graduating student, in each Singapore cohort of the Master of Health Administration program, who has completed all 54 units and has achieved the highest Grade Point Average throughout the course.
• The prize shall consist of a certificate and a book with inscription. In the event of a tie, the prize will go to the student with the highest aggregate mark for the course.
• No award shall be made if the Examinations Board deems that there is no candidate of sufficient merit.

Previous recipients

2008: Westley, Trudi

2009: McLean, Alan

2010: Gillard, Anne-Marie

2011: Biddle, Amanda

2012: Sneddon, Roy

2013: Neumann, Sally

2014: Bell, Erica

2015: Pretorius, Elaine

2016: Kunasaigaran, Anitha

2017: Khaw, Aik Kia

2018: Ooi, Jolene

• The Michael Wills Prize in Politics shall be awarded annually by the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• The value of the prize shall be $100.
• The Michael Wills Prize shall be awarded to the student who achieves the best overall result in any two first year topics taken in the current academic year which satisfy the first level requirements of the major sequence in politics.

Previous recipients

1993: Coats, Michael R

1994: Day, Elizabeth L

1995: DeBats, Alice A

1996: Abbey, Jane E

1997: Thomson, Christopher

1998: Sexton, Anthony

1999: Mitchell, Warwick

2000: Smith, Hannah M

2001: Thomas, Zoe

2002: Skehan, Shonah

2003: Bartl, Anke

2004: Hokkanen, Katja

2005: Loipersberger, Julia M

2006: Siemionow, Stefanie G

2007: Ngov, Julie

2008: Loxton, Grant

2009: Nixon, William

2010: Kelly, Danielle

2011: McMahon, John

2012: Troath, Sian

2013: Herbold, Ira

2014: Flynn, Sarah, Bickle, Adrian

2015: Jenkins, Simon

2016: Loseby, Luke John

2017: Poel, Lachlan

2018: O'Kane, Alexander

2019: Giblett, Tahlia

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $250.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for a period of ten years, commencing in 2012 for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW3223 Evidence with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW3223 Evidence, the Examinations Board of the Flinders Law School may select one only of those students to receive the prize on a basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2001: Edwards, Peter

2002: Edwards, Elizabeth Dianne

2003: Willis, Frances

2004: Wagner, Rosie

2005: *McKinnon, Elizabeth; *McMahon, Yasmin

2006: Jensen, Lucy

2007: Willsmore, Bree

2008: Simpson, Kevin

2009: Boisseau, Matthew

2010: Crawford, Emily

2011: Khoury, Benjamin

2012: Schinckel, Thomas Robert

2013: O'Keeffe, Elizabeth; Whittington, Claire; Paterson, Dena

2014: Bone, Caitlin; Casson, Alicia

2015: Tutton, Jordan

2016: Fairlie, Catherine

2017: Humphris, Alana and Belding, Jeffrey

2018: McKendrick, Mollie Anne

2019: Schultz, Sarah

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $500.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student graduating who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year, with the highest Grade Point Average.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total Grade Point Average, the Flinders Law School Board of Examiners may select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

1993: No award

1994: No award

1995: James, Darren

1996: *Mayne, Melinda: *Shute, Steffan

1997: Woods, Michael

1998: Johns, Suzanne

1999: DeBats, Alice

2000: Files, Ashley

2001: Ho, Maria

2002: Taylor, Julie

2003: Gun, Andrew

2004: Gill, Simon

2005: Willis, Frances

2006: Cossey, Merryn

2007: Priest, Joanna

2008: Stoffell, Brian

2009: Gordon, Paul

2010: Jacobs, Lilian

2011: Wheldrake, Katharine

2012: Goodyear, Benjamin James

2013: Kelly, David

2014: O'Grady, Melissa

2015: Staples, James

2016: Dunn, Sarah

2017: Mignone, Anne

2018: O'Sullivan, Thomas

2019: Humphris, Alana

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $250.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year, and who has completed the topic LLAW2224 Corporate Law 1 [Drafting] with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW2224 Corporate Law 1 [Drafting], the Flinders Law School Board of Examiners may select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

1998: Venus, Simon

1999: White, Martin

2000: Ho, Maria

2001: *Faunce-de Laune, Alice, *Tonkin, Nicola, *Yoo, Kyung

2002: Willis, Frances

2003: Brown, Pia

2004: Stead, Peta

2005: Cossey, Merryn

2006: Arbon, Emma

2007: Frank, Chester

2008: *Wheldrake, Kate: *Wilksch, Jarrod

2009: Paterson, Kari; Carter, Alice

2010: Kuss, Ryan

2011: Haseloff, Emily

2012: Milne, Veronica Shana; Gaertner, Sara Jane

2013: Staples, James; Wallace, Thomas

2014: Gerrits, Tom

2015: Gifford-Moore, Jordan

2016: Pekmez, Sarah

2017: Williamson, Lucy; Baker, Ondine

2018: McCarthy, Madeleine

2019: Kerr, Sophie

• The prize shall be known as the St Andrew's Hospital Prize in Health Administration.
• The prize may be awarded annually by the Health Care Management Examinations Board, on the recommendation of the Head of Health Care Management and the Coordinator of the Graduate Certificate in Health Administration course.
• The prize shall be awarded to the graduating student in the Graduate Certificate in Health Administration who has completed all 18 units of the award at Flinders University and has achieved the highest Grade Point Average (GPA) throughout the course.
• The prize shall consist of a certificate and a cheque to the value of $500. In the event of a tie, the prize will go to the student with the highest aggregate mark for the course.
• Both full-time and part-time students are eligible for the prize.
• No award shall be made if the Examinations Board deems that there is no candidate of sufficient merit.
• Annual approval to offer the prize will be sought from the Chief Executive Office of St Andrew's Hospital.

Previous recipients

2009: McGree, Brian

2010: Goodall, Shondyce

2011: Wagner, Joanne

2012: Mann, Suzanne

2013: Noonan, Moira

2014: Manhire, Carolyn

2015: Jin, Xia

2016: Niel Jones, Phillipa

2017/2018: no award

2019: Morley, Susan

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $500.
2. The prize shall be awarded for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year, and who has completed the topic LLAW3257 Occupational Health and Safety Law or LLAW3267 Workplace Compensation Law with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW3257 Occupational Health and Safety Law or LLAW3267 Workplace Compensation Law, the Flinders Law School Board of Examiners may select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.
6. There will be no award for the years in which neither LLAW3257 Occupational Health and Safety Law nor LLAW3267 Workplace Compensation Law is offered.

Previous recipients

2001: *Lam, Lan; *Markwell, Rita

2002: Beckwith, David

2003: *Willis, Frances; *Whitten, Samuel

2004: Trainor, Ben

2005: Wagner, Rosie

2006: Jahnke, Lauren

2007: Wong, Jacqueline

2008: Stam, Rhianna

2009: Du Caine, Sally

2010: Wakeham, Austin

2011: *O'Keeffe, Elizabeth; *Stannard, Michael

2016: Bailey, Fiona

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $250.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for a period of two years, commencing in 2011.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year, and who has completed the topic LLAW3237 Consumer Protection Law with the highest mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW3237 Consumer Protection Law, the Examinations Board of the School of Law may select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2002: Awkar, Linda

2003: *Holloway, Lori; *Sanderson, Kirsty

2004: Labbozzetta, Carmen

2005: No award

2006: No award

2007: Timoshanko, Aaron

2010: Goodyear, Benjamin

2011: No award

2012: Wang, Rachel Xiaoyun

2013: No award

2014: No award

2015: No award

2016: No award

1. The value of the prize shall be up to $200
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for a period of six years, commencing in 2012 for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW2212. The Constitution and the Australia Federation (International/Comparative I) with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW2212 The Constitution and the Australia Federation (International/Comparative I), the Examinations Board of the Flinders Law School may select one only of those students to receive the prize on a basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2011: Hamon, Rebecca

2012: Ward, Timisha Sarah

2013: Hagias, Georgia

2015: Parletta, Georgia

2016: Rajesh, Regina

2017: Cusenza, Margaret

2018: Bormann, Keelie

2019: not offered

1. The value of the prize shall be in the form of a book voucher up to the value of $200.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any one of the Bachelor of Laws and/or Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice courses in the relevant year and who has completed the topic LLAW2222 The History of Legal Ideas [Research II] with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for LLAW2222 The History of Legal Ideas [Research II], the Examinations Board of the Flinders Law School may select one only of those students to receive the prize on a basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2011: Baker, James

2012: Gifford-Moore, Jordan Leith

2013: Staples, James

2014: Crawford, Harrison

2015: Dunn, Sarah

2016: Mignone, Anne

2017: Theodoroulakes, Tom

2018: Kremmidiotis, Helen

2019: not offered

1. The value of the prize shall be in the form of a book voucher up to the value of $200
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student who is enrolled in any Flinders University degree course in the relevant year and who has completed the topic CRIM1101 Crime and Criminology or CRIM1102 Criminal Justice System with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for CRIM1101 Crime and Criminology or CRIM1102 Criminal Justice System, the Flinders Law Board of Examiners may select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2011: Wait, Paula

2012: Gorey, Kathleen Jane

2013: Douglas, Kaylene; McKenzie-Campbell, Kayla

2014: Jones, Rhiannon; Seed, Jane; Fusco, Emma-Jayne

2015: Fitzgerald, Kellie

2016: Canty, Alexandra

2017: Hutchings, Jacqueline

2018: Thompson, Matthew

2019: Springbett, Lilly

1. The prize shall be in the form of a book voucher up to the value of $200.
2. The prize shall be awarded annually for studies in the previous year.
3. The prize shall be awarded to the student enrolled in any Flinders University degree course  in the relevant year, and who has completed the topic CRIM2201 Crime and Punishment or CRIM2201 Punishment and Society or the topic CRIM3301 Crime, Law and Trauma with the highest total mark received in the topic.
4. In the event of two or more students receiving the same total mark for CRIM2201 Crime and Punishment or CRIM2201 Punishment and Society or CRIM3301 Crime, Law and Trauma, the Flinders Law School Board of Examiners may select one only of those students to receive the prize on the basis of their academic record in the course as a whole, or may determine that the prize and its value be shared equally between or among the students.
5. The Board shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the students, and judge whether a candidate is of sufficient merit to warrant the award of the prize.

Previous recipients

2002: Nelson, Melissa: Street, Howard: Whichelo, Michael

2003: Terrill, Grace (Crime and Justice): Smans, Melanie (Law and Society): Steele, Sarah (Punishment, Sentencing and the State)

2004: Hart, Victoria (Crime and Justice): Carrigan, Rebecca (Law and Society): Paull, Adrian (Investigating Crime)

2005: Egerton-Malpas, Andrea (Crime and Criminology): Borgkvist, Ashlee (Criminal Justice System): *Brewer, Russell, *Steele, Sarah (Crime, Law and Trauma)

2006: Langley, Nerida: Nickson, Ray: Turrill, Amy

2007: *Borek, Stephanie: *Chandra, Sandra (Crime and Criminology): Aston, Cherald (Criminal Justice System): Kelly, David (Criminal Law in Context): Angus, Kelly (Punishment, Sentencing and the State): Newbury, Michael (International Criminal Justice)

2008: *De Garis, Kate: *Lateu, Nicola: *Malloy, Charlotte (Crime and Criminology): Angus, Kelly (Criminal Justice Systems): Frank, Chester (Crime, Law and Trauma)

2009: Stam, Rhianna: Kinlay, Alicia: Lateu, Nicola

2010: Davy, Sian (Crime and Criminology); Wood, Janelle (Criminal Justice System); Phillips, William (Crime and Punishment)

2011: MacLeod, Denise

2014: Wang, Rachel

2015: Bilsborow, Kimberley; Ward, Timisha

2016: Sadler-Wharemate, Kristi

2017: Hill, Kirsty

2018: Carboon, Susan

2019: Jane, Milla

1. Awarded annually to one recipient.
2. The value of the prize will be $500.
3. Awarded to the student with the highest percentage mark in the topic BUSN3028 Personal Financial Planning.  In the case where multiple students receive the same grade, the topic coordinator will elect one of the students as the winner.

Previous recipients

2017: McGregor, Angus

2018: Adam Paul, Mumme

2019: Anderson, Ryan