College of Human Sciences and Culture
2024: Gunton, Ella
2025: Guillou, Baden
2024: Houston, Riley; Wright, Ella
2025: Toogood, Ebony; Maurer, Jasmin
2024: Bye, Katie
2025: Basson, Emmalise
- The name of the award shall be the ACHPER SA Graduate Award: Bachelor of Sport, Health & Physical Activity;
- The award shall consist of a medal/plaque and a 1 year membership with ACHPER SA; to be accompanied by a citation describing the exemplary nature of the awardee's outstanding performance.
- The award shall be made on an annual basis to a graduating student in the Bachelor of Sport, Health and Physical Activity. Only one medal and one ACHPER 1 year membership shall be awarded each year.
- The award shall be publicised, and nomination forms made available to placement supervisors and university lecturers.
- The academic criteria used in awarding the ACHPER SA Graduate Award: Bachelor of Sport, Health & Physical Activity shall include, but not be limited to, nominees who (a) have successfully completed Industry project placement, (b) have maintained a Grade Point Average of > 5.25, (c) completed the requirements of the degree, the Bachelor of Sport, Health and Physical Activity and on track for graduation.
- A nomination panel shall consist of the Bachelor of Sport, Health and Physical Activity Industry Placement Coordinator, the Bachelor of Sport, Health and Physical Activity Degree Coordinator and the Executive Director of ACHPER SA. The Award Panel will consider all nominees and determine a recommendation for approval by the Bachelor of Sport, Health and Physical Activity Academic Programs committee.
- The Award Panel’s decision is final.
- The entire prize, or part thereof, shall not be awarded if the Award Panel decides there is no candidate of sufficient merit.
Previous recipients
2016: Fletcher, Molly
2017: Dart, Natasha
2018: Lucas, Benjamin
2019: Pratt, William
2020: Macadam, Antonia K
2021: Wall, Nikki
2022: De Heus, Joshua
2023: Golder, Samara
2024: Mannella, James
2025: Heading, Harry
- The Ann Collins Memorial Prize shall be awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Ann Collins Tribute Committee. Up to two prizes may be awarded in any one year.
- The value of the prize for each nominated recipient shall be $250.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student(s) currently studying the Master of Social Work (Graduate Entry) in the School of Social and Policy Studies who has made the most significant contribution to social work fieldwork practice in a multi-cultural or cross-cultural setting.
Previous recipients
1997: Gould, Susan
1998: Smith, Benyamin
1999: *Gerardo, Jose, *Oreb, Milivoj A
2000: *Kuroki, Kazuyo, *Salmon, Andrew
2001: *Furdan, Alena, *Scira, Giuseppe
2002: Eddington, Casey S
2003: Le, Hoi
2004: Bouchier, Ross P, Pal Simone M
2005: Caley, Robert Edward; Osman, Elizabeth Helen
2006: Chirisa, Chipo
2007: No award
2008: Tridente, Giovanna
2009: No award
2010: No award
2011: Dominic, Margaret; Wang, Xiangrui; Ghimery, Narapati; and Mayen, James
2013: Kosak, Oksana: Baofo, Peter
2014: Nguyen, Kieu
2015: No award
2016: Sargent, Jason
2017: Pietsch, Naomi; Ledgard, Michelle
2018: Luff, Kiara; Rowson, Shannon
2019: Akhlaghi, Nooshin
2020: Smith, Julia H B
2021: Revell, Eliza
2022: Sam Ath, Pangna
2023: Sanchez Quijano, Daniela
2024: Liu, Hengzhuang
2025: Mcphee, Mary
This prize was established in 1966 by Lady Elizabeth Bright in memory of her mother, Mrs Ann Flaxman. Lady Bright was a distinguished physician and writer who became patron of the South Australian branch of the Women Writers Association.
Her connection to Flinders was through her husband, Sir Charles Bright, who was a foundational member of Council, its first pro-Chancellor and second Chancellor.
- The Ann Flaxman Prize in English shall be awarded annually to the graduating student with the highest aggregate mark for an Honours degree in English.
- To be eligible, the student must achieve overall H1 (First Class).
- The value of the prize shall be $300 to be paid from the endowment fund until the prize funds are exhausted.
- If in any year the prize is not awarded or the income from the endowment exceeds the amount of the prize, the value of such prize or excess income shall be added to the capital of the fund.
- If more than one student achieves the same highest aggregate mark, the prize will be divided equally among them
Recipients
1967 Blanaid A MacDonagh
1968 Deane F Broomhead; Mary E Kenneally
1969 David H Parker
1970 Andrew J Miles
1971 Edward Heatley; Philippa J Hosking
1972 Annette L Croft
1973 Ann Reynolds
1974 Carolyn Fleming
1975 Christopher Lange; David J Tacey
1976 Kenneth D Gelder
1977 Olivia M Hassell
1978 Marilyn J Jacobs
1979 No award
1980 No award
1981 Catherine M Kenneally
1982 No award
1983 Pauline Carter
1984 No award
1985 Helen B Chandra
1986 Antony Moore
1987 Patricia D Partington
1988 No award
1989 Elizabeth A Bullen
1990 Darren S Gaunt
1991 Simon P Healy
1992 Martin J Duckmanton
1993 Bernard F Wilson; Susan B Mills
1994 Melinda Graefe
1995 Richard Conyers; Ruth Starke; Gillian Dooley
1996 Peter Doley
1997 Rebecca Johinke
1998 Stephen Collins
1999 Angela Kingston
2000 Malcolm Walker
2001 Tully Barnett
2002 Desiree Prideaux
2003 Peter Manthorpe
2004 Greg Opie
2005 No award
2006 Adrian Thrunwald; Meg Madden; Christine Runnel
2007 Katrina Finlayson
2008 Hannah Kent
2009 Amanda Williams
2010 Pamela Graham
2011 Melanie Hocking
2012 Peter Beaglehole
2013 Sean Haylock; Alicia Carter
2014 Grace Chipperfield
2015 Shannon Sandford
2016 Hugh Pike
2017 Jennifer Hekmeijer
2018 Lisandra Linde
2019 Eloise Quinn-Valentine
2020 Tennyson Litchfield
2021 Kayla Sanchex
2022 Charlotte Elliott; Jessica Elton
2023 Liam Rogers-Murphy
2024 Isabella Brady
This prize was established in 2025 by Associate Professor Anton Lucas and his wife Kadar Lucas to recognise exceptional performance by first-year students in Indonesian Studies. Associate Professor Lucas joined Flinders in 1981 to teach in the Indonesian Language program. He helped establish the Asian Studies major and the Department of Asian Studies and Languages, becoming Head of the Department in 2002 and then Director of the Flinders Asia Centre from 2004 to 2009, before retiring in 2010. Anton and Kadar generously gifted the Pendopo to the University in 1990.
- The value of the prize shall be $500 and shall be awarded annually until funds are exhausted.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student with the best combined marks in the beginners’ topics (1201 & 1202).
- If more than one student achieves the same highest marks, the prize shall be divided equally amongst them.
This prize was established in 2025 by Associate Professor Anton Lucas and his wife Kadar Lucas to recognise exceptional performance by students majoring in Indonesian Studies. Associate Professor Lucas joined Flinders in 1981 to teach in the Indonesian Language program. He helped establish the Asian Studies major and the Department of Asian Studies and Languages, becoming Head of the Department in 2002 and then Director of the Flinders Asia Centre from 2004 to 2009, before retiring in 2010. Anton and Kadar generously gifted the Pendopo to the University in 1990.
- The value of the prize shall be $1,000 and shall be awarded annually until funds are exhausted.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student with the highest average marks across core language topics for the major plus two culture topics.
- Students in both the beginner stream and advanced stream are eligible.
- Native speakers are not eligible.
- If more than one student achieves the same highest average marks, the prize shall be divided equally amongst them.
- The value of the prize shall be $500.
- The prize shall be awarded, every year that the topic is offered, to the student who achieves the highest mark in ARCH8808, Introductory Archaeological Geophysics.
- If more than one student achieves the same highest mark for the topic, the prize shall be divided equally amongst them.
Recipients
2016 No award
2017 Georgina Stewart
2018 No award
2019 Lauren Chester
2020 No award
2021 Rebecca Milne
2023 Kate Lawrence
- The Australian Association of Social Workers (SA Branch) shall be awarded annually.
- The value of the prize shall be $250.
- The prize shall be awarded to a student undertaking their final placement in the Bachelor of Social Work course in the School of Social and Policy Studies who is judged to have best identified and discussed an ethical dilemma in their final placement (as outlined in Section 10 of the Field Education Requirements and Learning Guide (2011).
- The prize will not be awarded if there is no application of sufficient merit.
Previous recipients
2015: No award
2016: O'Neil, Alicia
2017: Dempsey. Rebecca (BSW)
2018: Davis, Rhiannon (BSW)
2019: Taheny Penna, Tess
2020: Teekens, Kate S
2021: No recipient
2022: No recipient
2023: Corman, Demi
2024: Barresi, Emily
2025: Sewell, Molly
- The Australian Association of Social Workers (SA Branch) shall be awarded annually.
- The value of the prize shall be $250.
- The prize shall be awarded to a student undertaking their final placement in Master of Social Work (Graduate Entry) course in the School of Social and Policy Studies who is judged to have best identified and discussed an ethical dilemma in their final placement (as outlined in Section 10 of the Field Education Requirements and Learning Guide (2011).
- The prize will not be awarded if there is no application of sufficient merit.
Previous recipients
2015: Rujn, Yi
2016: Gayton, Catherine Anne
2017: Merrett, Molly (MSWGE); Heptinstall, Claire (MSWGE)
2019: Hodby, Bridget
2020: Mcgrath-Swan, Jessica J
2021: Wijenayaka, Wasana Hansamali
2022: Avella-O'Brien, Tristan
2023: Haynes, Bronwyn
2024: Firns, Elwen
2025: Lewyzkyj, Ivory
- The Australian Psychological Society Prize in Psychology shall be awarded annually.
- The prize shall consist of 12 months free Associate Membership of the Australian Psychological Society, and the opportunity to present a poster based on his or her thesis at the Annual Conference of The Australian Psychological Society Limited (with conference registration fee paid by the Society) in the year following completion of the program of study.
- The prize shall be awarded to the best student completing an accredited four-year program in psychology.
Previous recipients
1974: Sexton, Michael A
1975: Dubas, George; Stevens, Lyndell A
1976: Cooper, John R; Stierman, Ineke S; Traub, Elizabeth
1977: Wale, Jocelyn; 1978: Grosvenor, Andrew M
1979: Matthews, Brian E
1980: Bungey, Jillian B
1981: Barrett, Nicholas C
1982: Ward, Irene
1983: Quinn, Kay
1984: Garlick, Steve
1985: Proeve, Michael J
1986: Barrett, Judith E
1987: Bird, Michael J
1988: Mattiske, Julie K
1989: Sealey, Timothy N
1990: Tuckfield, Brian D
1991: McQuinn, Krystyna M; Ridgway, Timothy B
1992: Gardiner, Maria L; Schumacher, Kristyn L
1993: Bryan, Janet; Armfield, Jason
1994: Baggs, Kirrilie E
1995: Cayley, Carol-Ann; Boyd, Carolyn M
1996: Skinner, Natalie
1997: Barnes, Kylie
1998: Tuckey, Michelle
1999: MacDonald, Craig M
2000: McGill, Belinda J
2001: Pleva, Jessica C
2002: Steele, Anna L
2003: Zweck, Felicia
2004: Palmer, Matthew A
2005: Lee, Yue Ying
2006: Klau, Julie M
2007: Villis, Sophia
2008: Slevec, Julie
2009: Saccone, Elizabeth
2010: Pearce, Amanda
2011: Guerin, Nicola
2012: Castine, Benjamin
2013: Caruso, Rhianne; Dunn, Ann, Morey, Stephanie
2014: Hayes, Douglas
2015: Rossi, Cara Emilia
2016: Bridgland, Victoria
2017: de Valle, Madelaine (HBPS)
2018: McCauley, Ashlan (BPSY)
2019: Harpas, Inessa
2020: Keeping, Catherine A
2021: Wanstall, Sian
2022: Lewitzka, Sarah
2023: Cox, Sasha
2024: Le Mire, Eliza
2025: Hodge, Lucinda
This prize was established in 2011 by Dr Jillian Comber who is Director of Comber Consultants, an award-winning archaeology and cultural heritage consultancy, and has a long history of contributing to Archaeology at Flinders University. Her husband David Nutley, Director of Comber Consultants’ Maritime Archaeology section, earned his Master of Maritime Archaeology from Flinders; and both serve as Adjunct Research Fellows at Flinders.
Jillian established this prize to motivate students to pursue a profession in archaeology and cultural heritage management and to reward their commitment. Jillian is keen to give a boost to the next generation of archaeologists as they launch their careers.
- The value of the prize shall be $1,000.
- The Comber Consultant Prize for Archaeology shall be awarded to the student who achieves the highest mark for a Master of Archaeology and Heritage Management thesis/research project in each calendar year.
- If more than one student achieves the same mark the prize shall be shared equally amongst them.
Recipients
2011 Julia Garnaut; Jennifer Hughes
2012 Rikke Hammer
2013 No award
2014 Michael De Ruyter
2015 No award
2016 Owen Hems
2017 Emily McBride
2018 David Ross
2019 Christine Adams
2020 Jerem Leach
2023 Isabella Arlotta
2024 Alexandra Snep
2024: Guillou, Baden
2025: Seccafien, Caitlin
2024: Forbes, Mary
2025: Draper, Daniel
2024: Hopkins, Dylan; Macleod, Juliet
2025: Haines, Emily
2025: Mcphee, Mary
- The value of the prize shall be a book to be selected by the Italian Consul in South Australia.
- The book prize shall be awarded to the student enrolled full-time or part-time in Italian at Flinders University or at the University of Adelaide who attains the highest mark in First Year Italian (Advanced Stream). The results attained in both Semester 1 and Semester 2 in the one year will be taken into account.
- If two students achieve the same highest mark, two book prizes shall be awarded. If the Italian discipline decides that no candidate is of sufficient merit for the prize to be awarded in a given year, the prize shall not be awarded.
Recipients
2007 Paolo Sossi
2008 Megan Payne
2009 Nadia Ridge
2010 Erica Panagakos
2011 Julianna Kittel
2012 Heather Tilmouth; Cameron Villarosa
2013 Kahlia Gronthos; Catherine O'Sullivan
2014 Rennie Turner
2015 Liana Rossi
2016 Jessica Limongelli
2017 Ada Snell; Stephanie Mesarek
2018 Adriano Positano
2019 No award
2020 No award
2021 Heloise Baker
2022 Natasha Korbut
2023 Samoda Silva
2024 Grace Richter-Gilbert
- The name of the prize shall be The Credit Union SA Award for Academic Excellence.
- The total value of the prize shall be $1000, comprising: $500 for category (a) early childhood or primary teaching: students must be enrolled in a Bachelor of Education degree or Master of Teaching award that includes an early childhood or primary strand; and $500 for category (b) secondary teaching; students must be enrolled in a Bachelor of Education degree or Master of Teaching award that includes a middle or secondary strand.
- Subject to clauses 4 and 5, the prize shall be awarded to the student(s) with the highest GPA for the EDUC coded topics in Year 3 of the Bachelor of Education or the EDUC coded topics in Year 1 of the Master of Teaching in the year the award is made.
- In the event of two or more students receiving the same GPA in category (a) or (b), the prize shall be shared equally between those students.
- The recommendation from the Initial Teacher Education Committee for the recipients for the prize shall be endorsed by the Dean of Education in the College of Education, Psychology and Social Work.
- The prize shall be awarded on an annual basis.
Previous recipients
2004: Category A(BEd(JP/P)) - Damarell, Brian E: Category B (BEd(UP/LS)) - Oldham, Robert A: (BEd(Sec)) - Richards, Jo-Anne L: (BEd(Sec)) - Webb, Kerry L: (BEd(Sec)) - Webber, Matthew B
2005: Category A (BEd(JP/P)) - *Crase, Alicia, *Howlett, Sandra: Category B - Miller, Andrew (BEd(Sec))
2006: Category A: (BEd(JP/P)) Grad Ent - *Floreani, Alannah: *Vaughan, Rebecca: Category B (BEd(Sec)) Grad Ent - *Hiscock, Peter: *Nield, Abigail
2007: Category A: (BEd(JP/P)) Grad Ent - Govindaswamy, Karpagman: Category B (BEd(Sec)) Grad Ent - Roberts, Kelly:
2008: Category A: (BEd(JP/P)) Grad Ent - Strevens, Nicholas: Category B: BEd(Sec)/BHlth Sc - Bolch, Samuel: BEd(Sec)/BA - Filatov, Ksensia
2009: Category A: BEd(JP/P)/BA - Taylor, Susanne: Category B: BEd(Sec)/BA - Markovitch, Donna
2010: Category A: Booth, Kylie; Category B: George, Syke
2011: Category A: James, Abbey; Category B: Sutton, Anna
2012: Anna Karo, Heidi; Smith, Rebecca; Joy Rodert, Stephanie
2013: Stone-Phillips, Karna Maree; Nou, Xavia
2014: Bland, Lyndal; Balfour, Christa
2015: Category A: Gilding, Jessica; Gray, Linda; Category B: Holland, Alicia
2016: Category A: Sonntag, Kristie (BEDPRBA); Category B: Mineeff, Katrina (BEDMSSBA)
2017: Category A: Pattison, Krysten (MTEC); Category B: Harris, Brianna (MTS)
2018: Category A: Mcsherry, Rhiannon (BEDECBA); Category B: Mesler, Amanda (BEDMSSBA)
2019: Category A: Wiesman, Jordan (BEDPRBA); Category A: Takasch, Christine (BEDPRSEBDS); Category B: Di Iorio, Jessica (MTS)
2020: Category A: Hillary-Burman, Emily (MTPR); Category B: Kuschel, Ruby (BEDSBSC)
2021: Category A: Southern, Kristyn (MTEC); Category B: Chandler, Benjamin (MTS)
2022: Category A: Rose, Hayley (BEDPRBSE); Category A: Smith, Charlotte (BEDPRBSE); Category B: Samarasekera, Don (MTS)
2023: Category A: Gatter, Cheyann (BEDPR); Category B: Little, Abigail (BEDSBSC); Category B: Wolff, Katherine (BEDSBSC)
2024: Category A: Datson, Alvena (MTPR); Akele, Gabriella (BEDPR); Tongjitakasem, Suchanan (MTEC); Ko, Yu-Tung (MTEC);
Category B: Mcdonald, Christopher (MTS)
2025: Category A: Yates, Talia (MTB); Murphy, Alexandra (BEDPR)
Category B: Jennings, Molly (BEDSEC)
2024: Maurer, Jasmin
2025: Stewart, Ghida
2024: Luis-Geale, Madison;
2025: Mccormick, Maddison
This award is presented to a student graduating with a degree in Early Childhood Education, for excellence and commitment to the care and education of young children.
The award showcases the endeavours and accomplishments of early childhood graduates, recognising not only academic excellence but also personal, professional and community achievements. The Early Childhood Australia Student Award is offered in the final year of pre-service teacher studies.
Award recipients receive a one-year membership to Early Childhood Australia as an acknowledgement of being part of a dynamic collective of early childhood professionals. Award recipients also receive a certificate that will be useful for building a career curriculum vitae.
Previous recipients
2017: Dwyer, Tayla
2018: Palmese, Stephanie
2019: Saunders, Sarah
2020: Moschakis, Natalie
2021: Deng, Qianyan
2022: Young, Amelia
2023: Marwede, Lauren
2024: Paxinos, Gemma
2025: Hook, Georgia
- The Prize shall be awarded to the best student completing the whole course in the Master of Social Work (Graduate Entry) in the College of Education, Psychology and Social Work (EPSW).
- The best student will be the student who has achieved the highest grade point average (GPA) for the whole of the above course.
- If one student achieves the highest GPA, the value of the Prize shall be $250.
- If two students achieve the same highest GPA, the value of the Prize will be shared between both recipients ($125 each).
- If more than two students achieve the same highest GPA, the Prize will not be awarded that year.
- Student Progress and Assessment Advisors in the College of EPSW are responsible for determining the Prize recipient/s in compliance with these rules.
- The Social Work Teaching Program Director will approve the award of the Prize to the Prize recipient/s.
Previous recipients
2000: Dancer, Tasmin
2001: Dawes, Maurice J; Thompson-Richards, Jenny
2002: Jamieson, Rosalind P; Russell, Sally J
2003: Tschoner, Andrea
2004: Diadio, Christine; Laslett, George
2005: Mannik, Merike Anne
2006: Yates, Bonnie-Claire
2007: Taylor, Jacqueline
2008: Mortensen, Edie
2009: Houtman, Michelle
2010: McDonnell, Samantha
2011: Hooper, Michael
2012: Visschedijk, Maria
2013: Hayes, Paula
2014: Schwark, Jasmine
2015: Lennon, Courtney
2016: Morphett, Lynda Kay
2017: Steiner, Naomi; Bryan-Hancock, James
2018: Barrett, Samantha
2019: Franklin, Anita
2020: Brandenburg, Genevieve
2021: Perrott, Tamika
2022: Hunter, Rebecca
2023: Measures, Sarah
2024: Karunakalage, Sashya; Tauseef, Omar
2025: Steinberg, Kate
- The Evelyn Antoinette Shlomowitz Prize shall be awarded annually.
- The value of the prize shall be $100.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student with the most outstanding performance in the first year of the Bachelor of Social Work.
Previous recipients
2000: Farran, Zaid D
2001: McBean, Susan J
2002: Kambala, Aina
2003: Elford, Joy
2004: Taylor, Jacqueline S
2005: Leaker, Mary Johanna
2006: Mortensen, Edie
2007: Topp, Nicole; McKenzie, Stewart
2008: Bridgen, Gillian; Swaine, Linda
2009: Salafia, Matthew
2010: Ebelthite, Garth
2011: Broadstock, Stacey
2012: Simpson, Sandra
2013: Evans, Jennifer Ann; Raith, Ann
2014: Verdonk, Pieter
2015: Grant, Kia; Watson, Daniel
2016: Ferris, Joshua
2017: Steiner, Naomi (BSW); Bryan-Hancock, James (BSW)
2018: Gallagher, Ashleigh (BSW)
2019: Breedt, Lauren
2020: Talbot, Carly S
2021: Cheers, Emma
2022: Gascoigne, Emma
2023: Simkin, Isabelle
2024: O'Loughlin, Maddison
2025: Shaw, Brooklyn
The Excellence in Beginning Teaching Award is awarded to Bachelor of Education/Master of Teaching graduating students who demonstrates exemplary performance in their final year professional experience in Early Childhood, Primary, Secondary and Special Education teaching.
The criteria for nomination of this award include:
- demonstration of exemplary professional conduct and qualities, including collaborative working relationships and extra-curricular commitment
- strong knowledge of relevant curriculum areas
- competence in short and long term curriculum planning, based on knowledge of student learning, and on principles of inclusivity and social justice
- the identification and implementation of differentiated teaching strategies while sustaining a quality learning program for an extended period
- high level competence in the assessment, recording and reporting of student learning
- the ability to maintain a positive climate for learning, to develop strong relationships and to apply effective classroom management strategies
- demonstration of reflective practice and the ability to analyse teaching effectiveness, in order to improve their professional competence.
Nomination procedure
Pre-service teachers may be nominated for the award by any two of the following:
- A co-operating teacher
- The principal/director or site coordinator
- The university liaison
Previous recipients
2018
Early Childhood: Maslen, Rachel
Primary: Potter, Kim; Burfitt, Jake
Secondary: Linggood, Catherine
Special Education: Scudds, Courtney
2019
Early Childhood: Elmer, Clare
Primary: Juniper, Eliza; Blom, Lucinda
Secondary: Jess, Sean
Special Education: Legg, Jonathan; Gulpers, Kieren
2020
Early Childhood: Costet-Gapp, Valerie
Primary: Najjar, Kellie
Secondary: Montesi, Jordana
Special Education: Takasch, Christine
2021
Early Childhood: Chang, Yin Cheng
Primary: Stanton, Harleigh; Fox, Nicholas; Wilson, Fiona
Secondary: Haumesser, Celia
Special Education: Christie, Rebecca
2022
Early Childhood: Jones, Ellie
Primary: Gallaway, Lauren; Vidau, Jessica; Allely, Gareth
Secondary: Angove, Breigh
Special Education: Prisco, Syan
2023
Early Childhood: Lee, Pak Yan
Primary: Huggan, Caroline
Secondary: Mausolf, Amber
Special Education: Rudd, Mahnoosh
2024
Early Childhood: Raw, Patrick
Primary: Thomas, Charlotte
Secondary: Bennett, Emily
Special Education: Eichner, Hannah
2025
Early Childhood: Parcell, Ruby
Primary: Cooper, Sophie
Secondary: Overweel, Matthew
Special Education: Hook, Georgia
2024: Hudson, William
2025: Hill, Thomas
This prize has been established from contributions by friends, family and colleagues to commemorate Gery Beswick, a student, research assistant and part-time tutor in Psychology from 1978 to 1990.
- The Gery Beswick Memorial Prize shall be awarded annually.
- The value of the prize shall be $100.
- The prize shall be awarded to the mature age female student who achieves the best results in Third Year Psychology.
- For the purpose of this prize mature age is defined as thirty years of age or over.
Previous recipients
1990: Zimmerman, Gillian K
1991: Bryan, Janet
1992: Prager, Margaret A
1993: Cayley, Carol-Ann
1994: *Finley, Elizabeth A, *Magarey, Judith A, *Wilson, Judith A
1995: Thomas, Lyndall J
1996: Trabilsie, Jo-Anne
1997: Lashchuk, Sandra
1998: Gilbert, Maureen
1999: Laird, Christine M
2000: Gates, Karen L
2001: Neailey, Annabel
2002: Brereton, Felicia
2003: Steel, Danielle
2004: Bajer, Lisa M
2005: Panozzo, Stella M
2006: Hedrick, Kyli
2007: Townsend, Wendy
2008: Freegard, Suzana
2009: *Coughlin, Anne-Marie; *Hunter, Mydair
2010: Guerin, Nicola
2011: Boyce, Julie
2012: Johnson, Catherine
2013: Graham, Kristen; Mahlo, Leeann
2014: Whelan, Margaret
2015: Rowe, Melissa; Jose, Ruth
2016: Patzel, Kristina
2017: Raeburn, Catherine (BPS)
2018: Gill, Adrienne (BPSY)
2019: Logounov, Anna; Mallard, Lucretia
2020: Furby, Heather E
2021: Granfield, Philippa
2022: Wakefield, Alice
2023: McGuire, Emily
2024: Davey, Yvette; Kitto, Debbie
2025: Watkins, Erin
- The value of the prize shall be $300 per year.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student who attains the highest combined marks for the topics MGRE3201 and MGRE3202 in a single calendar year.
- If more than one student achieves the same highest mark, the prize shall be divided equally amongst them
Previous recipients
2018 Aristotelis Devrelis
2019 No Award
2020 Victoria Kollias
2023 Sylvain Talbot
- The value of the prize shall be $300 per year.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student who attains the highest mark in the culture topic MGRE2214.
- If more than one student achieves the same highest mark, the prize shall be divided equally amongst them.
Recipients
2018 Frey Micklethwait
2019 Katherine Sutcliffe
2020 No award
2021 Yolanda Boag; Sharon Capriotti
2022 Philippa Thomas
2023 Negin Arjomand; Dominic Boffa
2024 Tahlia Hossack
David Mott, Principal Consultant - Senior Archaeologist of Integrated Heritage Services, established this prize in 2016 to recognise and encourage students to follow their passion, especially in Aboriginal heritage management. An alumnus of Flinders University’s Archaeology program, David remembers the unwavering support received from staff and students and credits Flinders with changing the course of his life.
- The value of the prize shall be $250 per year.
- The prize shall be awarded to the enrolled student who achieves the highest mark in ARCH2202 Archaeology of the First Australians or ARCH8410 Archaeology of the First Australians GE.
- If more than one student achieves the same highest mark for the topic, the prize shall be divided evenly amongst them.
- The prize shall be awarded every year the topic is offered.
Recipients
2016 No award
2017 Marc Fairhead
2018 Christina Herd
2019 Julia Atkinson
2020 Marquez Lopez; Juan Alejandro
2023 Iris Jacobs
2024 Amber O’Grady
The James Millar Main Memorial Fund, which supports this prize, was established in September 1984 with donations from colleagues, students and friends to commemorate James Millar Main, Reader in History and a member of the History staff, from 1966 to 1984.
- The value of the prize shall be $600 and shall be awarded annually.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student, completing honours in History, who achieves the highest GPA
- If more than one student achieves the same highest mark, the prize shall be divided evenly amongst them
Recipients
1985 Judith S Jeffrey
1986 Philippa L Fletcher
1987 Leonie M Randall
1988 No award
1989 Daryl J Adair
1990 Julie-Ann Ellis
1991 No award
1992 Christopher J McLean
1993 Robert D Sharp
1994 Carol A Putland
1995 Penelope Gregory
1996 Chiew-Lee Khut
1997 Michael J Foster; Robert Pilgrim
1998 Susie van der Sluys
1999 Raquel Piles; Ruth Donovan
2000 Peter M Provis
2001 James S Anderson
2002 Emma Barritt; Karen Agutter
2003 Evan Smith
2004 Effie Karageorgos
2005 Kirsty R Seidel
2006 Prudence J Mann
2007 Christine Lockwood
2008 Dene Mann
2009 Amanda Norman
2010 Anne Matters
2011 Darryl Burrowes
2012 Chloe Ward
2013 Anthony Nugent
2014 Ella Stewart-Peters
2015 Tim Mansueto; Brodie Nugent
2016 Hastings Jade
2017 Hannah Saxon
2018 Brenton Griffin; Cassandra Schilling
2019 Sarah Binka
2020 Jaslyn Ison; Anna Wilkinson
2021 Alexander O'Kane
2022 Emma Brennan; Harry Meaney
2023 Thomas Rogers
2024 Olivia Ormsby; Thomas Gradisar
The James Millar Main Memorial Fund, which supports this prize, was established in September 1984 with donations from colleagues, students and friends to commemorate James Millar Main, Reader in History and a member of the History staff, from 1966 to 1984.
- The value of the prize shall be $300 and shall be awarded annually.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student, completing the major sequence in History, who achieves the best results in 9 units of level 3 HIST coded topics in the same year.
- If more than one student achieves the same highest mark, the prize shall be divided evenly amongst them
Recipients
1985 Phillip W Dolling
1986 Robin F Haines
1987 David M Vivian
1988 Anne M Gray; Daryl J Adair
1989 John E Morcombe
1990 Marnie E Doig; Marilyn JP McLatchie
1991 Ann J Herraman; Christopher Read
1992 Robert D Sharp
1993 M McInerney
1994 Sandra JA Griffiths; Ruth Jessie Rogers
1995 Martin J Nemeth
1996 Graham J Bate; Michael J Foster
1997 Olga Ruwoldt
1998 Peter Birt; Sally Bennett
1999 Andrew J Cash
2000 Nerida M Hunt
2001 Kate M Hoffmann
2002 Charles P Barnes
2003 Cornelia Fowler
2004 Richard Dolan
2005 David A Hirst
2006 Maxwell I Adams
2007 Grant Loxton
2008 Ann Matters
2009 Pamela Graham
2010 Chloe Ward
2011 Anthony Nugent
2012 Aleksander Pavic
2013 Lauren Aikins
2014 Judith Driscoll
2015 Jennifer Best
2016 Hannah Saxon
2017 Brenton Griffin
2018 Amy Watson
2019 Nephele Buchanan
2020 Harry Meaney
2021 William Mussared; Ainslie McLeod
2022 Olivia Ormsby
2023 Isabella Brady
2024 Shakira Price
Awarded to the student from each intake of the Master of Educational Leadership and Management (China) who achieves the highest GPA calculated using 36 units of Flinders taught topics. The prize recipient is awarded with an academic book up to $100 in value.
Previous recipients
2018: (Group 8) Xueting, Jia
2019: (Group 9) Qian, Zhuang
2020: (Group 10) Li, Meng
2021: (Group 11) Li, Shuanghua
2022: (Group 12) Huang, Cheng
2023: (Group 13) Liu, Yanping
- The value of the prize shall be $300 and shall be awarded annually until the funds are exhausted.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student who attains the highest percentage mark in SPAN2202: Intermediate Spanish Part 2, at Flinders University.
- If more than one student achieves the same highest mark, the prize shall be divided equally amongst them.
Recipients
2013 Amelia Rohrlach
2014 Viviana Margarita Gonzalez Gil
2015 Indiana Wishart
2016 Hamdalla Hassan
2017 Thomas Henderson
2018 Laura Marchetti
2019 Cassie Brian
2020 Alexandra Reinhardt
2021 Juan Calderer-Benitez
2022 Sara Tarakji
2023 Sofia Harris-Sanchez
2024 David Duncan
- 1The value of the prize shall be $500 and shall be awarded annually until the funds are exhausted.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student who attains the highest percentage mark in SPAN3202: Upper Intermediate Spanish Part 2, at Flinders University.
- If more than one student achieves the same highest mark, the prize shall be divided equally amongst them.
Recipients
2013 Lidia Alonzo
2014 Amelia Jane Rohrlach
2015 Viviana Gonzalez Gil
2016 Chloe Dunlop
2017 Isabella Stocco Bradley
2018 Thomas Henderson
2019 Laura Marchetti
2020 Cassie Brian; Paola Ricci
2021 Rebecca Wescombe-Down
2022 Kiara Dunbar
2023 Aleksandra Morley; Zoe Thomas
2024 Sofia Harris-Sanchez
- The value of the prize shall be $200 and shall be awarded annually until funds are exhausted.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student who attains the highest aggregate mark in ITAL1201 and ITAL1202, Introductory Italian Parts 1 and 2.
- Only students who have continued their Italian studies by enrolling in second year Italian language topics are eligible.
- If more than one student achieves the same highest mark, the prize shall be divided equally amongst them.
Recipients
2016 Donna Francis
2017 Alexandra Gavrilidis
2018 Rachel Frattini
2019 Sarah Andreucci
2020 Heloise Baker
2021 Natasha Korbut
2022 Rosa Vorrasi
2023 Dean Macri
2024 Namita Lewis
- The Margaret Baker Prize in Italian shall be awarded annually to the student achieving the highest aggregated mark for ITAL3201 and ITAL3202 in the same academic year.
- The value of the prize shall be $500 to be paid from the endowment fund until the prize funds are exhausted.
- If in any year the prize is not awarded or the income from the endowment exceeds the amount of the prize, the value of such prize or excess income shall be added to the capital of the fund.
- If two or more students achieve the same highest mark the prize shall be awarded twice.
Recipients
2019 Sarah Andreucci
2020 Lucy Eaton; Sophie Tait; Marta Palombo
2021 Natasha Korbut
2022 Cecile Moylan
2023 Grace Richter-Gilbert
2024 Natasha Korbut
This prize has been funded by a donation from Silvana Mazzaro in memory of her sister Maria Denison.
- The value of the prize shall be $300 and will be awarded for one year only
- The prize shall be awarded to the student that is enrolled at Flinders University or Adelaide University in an Italian Major.
- Applicants for this prize will be judged on a written 1000 word essay in Italian about planning their career as a language teacher.
- Essay's will be judged by the Italian discipline at Flinders University and submitted to chass.operations@flinders.edu.au
- In the event of two or more students receiving the prize, the prize shall be divided equally between them.
Recipients
2023 Holly George; Isabella Courtney
- The value of the prize shall be $250 and shall be awarded annually until funds are exhausted.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student who attains the highest aggregated mark for ITAL2201 and ITAL2202 in the same academic year.
- If more than one student achieves the same GPA, the prize shall be divided equally amongst them..
Recipients
1994 Marina Pinto
1995 Nicole Kouros
1996 Gabrielle Marafioti
1997 Maria J Zotti
1998 Anne-Marie Morales
1999 Fiona Curnow
2000 Bibi De Pasquale
2001 Robert Andreacchio
2002 Charlotte Smith
2003 Nina O'Connor
2004 Jennifer Haag
2005 Elizabeth J Saccone
2006 Sarah Dichiera
2007 Narelle Johnson
2008 Genevieve Tyson
2009 Raffaele Piccolo
2010 Elisa Rossi
2011 Gabriele Chapman-Smith
2012 Susan Brosnan
2013 Emily Sanders
2014 Michael Barone
2015 Annabelle Paech
2016 Laura Teicher
2017 Liga Livena
2018 No award
2019 No award
2020 Lucy Eaton; Sophie Tait; Marta Palombo
2021 Heloise Baker; Mina Dobrijevic; Samoda Silva
2022 Mina Dobrijevic
2023 Anna-Gloria Trentin
2024 Benjamin Ryan
Flinders alumnus Neale Draper established this prize in 2016 to promote and reward best-practice cultural heritage management for Australian archaeology.
Neale’s 40+ year career as an archaeologist and anthropologist has included serving as Senior Archaeologist of the SA Aboriginal Heritage Branch in the State Government, lecturing full-time at Flinders Archaeology, and establishing a successful Heritage Consulting firm, Neale Draper & Associates, where he is Principal Heritage Consultant. Over the years, Neale has employed and mentored a steady flow of Flinders graduates.
This prize reflects Neale’s core value that it is the professional and ethical duty of archaeologists to conserve and manage cultural heritage in cooperation with their custodians.
- The value of the prize shall be $500.00 and shall be awarded annually.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student with the highest GPA who has completed 36 units (but no more than 36 units) in either the Graduate Diploma in Archaeology and Heritage Management or the Master of Archaeology and Heritage Management.
- If more than one student achieves the same GPA, the prize shall be awarded to a single winner based on averaging their individual topic marks over 36 units.
Recipients
2016 Simon Munt
2017 Jacinta Koolmatrie
2018 Grace Dennis-Toone
2019 Madeline Englezos
2020 Elspbeth Hodgins
2024 Kiara Jodlowski-Tan
2025: Stark, Lucy
This prize was established by members of the University staff and friends in memory of the late Pamela Claudine Bishop who distinguished herself in the School of Language and Literature in 1966.
- The value of the prize shall be $200 and awarded annually until the endowment is exhausted.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student in Spanish who achieves the highest mark in any first-year Spanish topic at Flinders University.
- If more than one student achieves the same highest mark, additional prizes will be awarded.
Recipients
1967 Hilary Lovett
1968 Philip Reuter
1969 Stephen McCarthy
1970 Stephen Pilcher
1971 Laurel A McGowan
1972 Nancy Dixon
1973 Ruth Ginsberg
1974 John H Shepherd
1975 Megan Philpot
1976 Elizabeth A Moriarty
1977 Susan Garforth
1978 Gorel M Rivers
1979 Christine Sickert
1980 Jenny Beach
1981 Pierina CarroliPierina
1982 Shona Grant
1983 Pauline M Robinson
1984 Anthony J Del Fabbro
1985 Joanna E Simpson
1986 Helen F Mysior
1987 Sylvia D Kimpton; Edda Zannelli
1988 Felicity R Adams; Catherine L Pearce
1989 Sarah J Tooth; Mark P Western
1990 Celia J Fisher
1991 Craig F Pett
1992 Antioniette Amadio
1993 Tania Wee-Ling Goh
1994 Wendy Roberts
1995 Susan Wood
1996 Karen Gordon
1997 Ann F Brindley
1998 Jeffrey Navqi
1999 Sally Vidler
2000 Christian Gerlach
2001 Wesley Howard
2002 Anita Ingham
2003 Julie Dillon
2004 Louise Staker
2005 Kate Wheldrake
2006 Amy J Ramminger
2007 Charissa Turner
2008 Maria Trentin
2009 Stacey Cassas
2010 Helen Maclaren
2011 Katie Nimmo
2012 Lucinda Castillo
2013 Nerida Smith
2014 Jake Benjamin Treloar
2015 Rebecca Uphill
2016 Ashlee Oswald
2017 Georgia Baird
2018 Cassie Brian
2019 Claire Woods
2020 Martina Murrell; Tabitha Lekic
2021 Jakub Jurasz
2022 Jose Angel Ramirez Torres
2023 Alia Meyer
2024 Mathilde Carcassonne
This prize has been funded by donations for the purpose of honouring Emeritus Professor RG Brown who retired at the end of 1989 after almost 25 years as Head of the School of Social Administration.
- The RG Brown Prize may be awarded annually.
- The value of the prize will be $250 or such other sum as the School of Social and Policy Studies may recommend.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student who achieves the best aggregate results in the final year of the course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Social Work and Social Planning. Part-time students will be eligible in the year in which they complete the course.
Previous recipients
1990: Amery, Howard C; Smith, Kerry A
1991: *O'Donoghuye, Mark E, *Willard-Pameijer, Briar A
1992: Mayne, Melinda L
1993: Cieselski, Hanna
1994: *Bourne, Clarissa G, *Fuller, Natalie A, *Goodes, William TM, *Stewart, Sally V*
1995: Faggotter, Merike A
1996: Leach, Michelle
1997: Groome, Andrew
1998: Scott, Catherine
1999: Rovira, Peter S
2000: Zysk, Anna M
2001: Gray, Stephen H
2002: McBean, Susan J
2003: Molloghan, Helen
2004: Grabowski, Tanya
2005: Miller, Alistair Lee
2006: Ong, Gillian
2007: Leaker, Mary
2008: Holliday, Emma; Topp, Nicole
2009: Martin, Amy
2010: Haines, Michael
2011: Barnes, Susan
2012: Redford, Fiona
2013: Rasmussen, Charlotte
2014: McGee, Kym
2015: Ruchin, Michelle
2016: Simpson, Sandra May
2018: Meffle, Hope (BSWSP)
2017: Fernandez, Dion (BSW)
Ron and Jaqueline Conyers established this prize in 2000 in memory of their son Richard Conyers, a brilliant graduate student in English who died suddenly while assisting with the Year 12 Conference at Flinders University in 1998.
During his lifetime, Richard amassed a significant book collection that reflected his interests in language, literature, philosophy and art – and his passion for learning in general. The College was honoured to receive this collection in 2024 and establish the Richard Conyers Library for the benefit of students.
- The value of the prize shall be $200.
- The prize shall be awarded for an English Honours thesis with the highest agreed mark.
- To be eligible, the student must achieve High Distinction.
- If more than one student achieves the same highest mark, the prize will be divided equally among them.
Recipients
2000 Natalie Walters
2001 Tully Barnett
2002 Desiree Prideaux
2003 Peter Manthorpe
2004 Katie Cavanagh
2005 Rita Yazdani
2006 Meg Madden
2007 Katrina Finlayson
2008 Hannah Kent
2009 Amanda Williams
2010 David Olds
2011 Melanie Hocking
2012 Pamela Kelly
2013 Sean Haylock
2014 Amy Mead
2015 Jess Miller
2016 Rowena Edwards
2017 Jennifer Hekmeijer
2018 Cassandra Schilling
2019 Eloise Quinn-Valentine
2020 Georgina Banfield
2021 Lise Van Konkelenberg
2022 Jessica Elton
2023 Liam Rogers-Murphy
2024 Isabella Brady
This prize has been funded to support students who are currently pursuing tertiary education in early childhood teaching.
- The value of the prize is up to $800 and will be awarded annually if there is a recipient who meets the selection criteria.
- The student must be enrolled in a course under the course rule of Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) or Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) / Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood and Special Education) / Bachelor of Disability Studies.
- The prize will be awarded to either:
- an individual or up to 2 recipients. Where there are 2 recipients the prize will be shared equally.
- a group of 3 or more. The total will be shared equally between all recipients in the group.
- The recipients will be selected based on grade requirements and the prize awarded to the nominees that best meet the academic selection criteria as determined by the Selection Committee.
Previous recipients
2018: Painter, Gail (MTEC); Brine, Tamara (MTEC); Monserrat, Alexandra (MTEC); Carnevale-Cantone, Rosanna (MTEC)
- The value of the prize shall be $250, and shall be awarded annually.
- The prize shall be awarded to the student enrolled in the Bachelor of Archaeology with the highest mark in the core topic, ARCH3110: Archaeological Field Methods.
- In the event that more than one student achieves the same mark, each student will receive a $250 prize.
Recipients
2013 Kirsten Forkert
2014 Lauren Bryant
2015 Ursula Artym; Calvin Logan
2016 Jenna Walsh
2017 Marc Fairhead
2018 Christina Herd
2019 Bruce Funnell
2020 No award
2024 No award
This prize was established in 2018 by Associate Professor William (Bill) Richardson to recognise exceptional student performance in the Spanish major.
As one of the first appointees to the discipline in 1966, Associate Professor Richardson helped to establish the Spanish curriculum at Flinders University. He retired in 1987 and continues to maintain a close association with the university. (Read more about Associate Professor Richardson and the establishment of this prize here.
- The value of the prize shall be $225. This value shall be reviewed every five years and, subject to the financial report, may be adjusted on the recommendation of the academic staff in Spanish.
- The prize shall be awarded to the most meritorious student successfully completing the Spanish major, having regard to both the student's overall performance and improvement.
- The Examinations Board, on the recommendation of the academic staff in Spanish, shall determine the eligibility and ranking of the candidates for the prize, which shall be awarded annually unless, in the opinion of the Examinations Board, there is no student of sufficient merit.
- Should more than one student be considered worthy, the Examinations Board will recommend that the prize be shared equally amongst those students.
Recipients
2018 Ashlee Tayla Oswald
2019 No award
2020 No award
2021 Cailan De Maria
2022 No award
2023 Alexandra Reinhardt
2024 Mackenzie Hill
World Teachers' Day is an international day to celebrate brilliant and dedicated teachers. In SA, the annual award is organised by Educators SA. Along with other SA Universities, Flinders University nominates an exceptional pre-service teacher for this award each year.
Previous recipients
2018: Kielow, Rachel
2019: Legg, Jonathan
2020: Asikas, Nikki E
2021: Stanton, Harleigh
2022: Allely, Gareth
2023: Mausolf, Amber
2024: Paxinos, Gemma
2025: Forbes, Mary
Recipients of awards and prizes no longer offered
Anne Roder Prize in Old Testament
2003: Messner, Barbara; 2004: Howland, Maxwell; 2005: Adelaide College of Divinity student; 2006: Tonkes, Sharon; 2007: Hoffman, David; 2008: Adelaide College of Divinity student; 2009: Adelaide College of Divinity student; 2010: Adelaide College of Divinity student; 2011: Jessep; Adam; 2012: Jenish, Alfons Francis & Moore, Maxine Olive; 2013: Stanley, Mark; 2014: Grant, Liam Richard; 2015: No award; 2016: Quatermass, Elferaan; 2017: Philip Lawson; 2018: Adelaide College of Divinity Student; 2019: Adelaide College of Divinity Student
ArchSoc Andrew Allen-Farr Award
2010: Morris, Cassandra: Wilkinson, Andrew; 2011: Leonardos, Rebecca; 2012: Hennessey, Antoinette; 2013: Riley, Dianne; 2014: Rogasch, Jana; 2015: Ralph, Jordan; 2016: No award; 2017: Grace Dennis-Toone; 2018: Liam Blines; 2019: Alex Watson
ArchSoc Members Award for Service to the Society
2015: Bland, Catherine; Mollenmans, Adrian; Dickinson, Kathryn; 2016: No award; 2017: No award; 2018: Shay Hannah and Melanie Ward; 2019: Belinda Duke
Australian Population Association (APA) Prize
2006: Schaefer, Marissa K; 2007: March, Nicole; 2008: Salafia, Matthew; 2009: Stojandinovic, Milijana; 2010: Belanger, Kent; 2011: Wadewitz, Carla; 2012: Cassar, Stacey; 2013: Doeke, Tegan; 2014: Daly, Leon; 2015: Richardson, Benjamin; 2016: Stevenson, Clare; 2017: Pridham, Rebecca; 2018: Hogan, Christopher; 2019: No award
Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Study of TESOL
2008: Thompson, Judy; Lee, Eeli; 2009: Morris, Ashley; 2010: Till, Maryanne; 2011: Headley, Sue; 2012: King Malig, Jean Ruth; 2013: Hassan, Farhana; 2014: Champion, Paul; 2015: Crack, Louise; 2016: Pesaturo, Salvatore
Basil Taliangis Prize in Modern Greek
2003: Kasmeridis, Charalambos; 2004: Thomas, Paraskevi; 2005: Thomas, Paraskevi; 2006: Skaltsas, Athena M; 2007: Kapiris, Peter; 2008: Velkos, Lucy; 2009: Kotsionis, Christina: Sinanis, Nicholas; 2010: Tsiankikis, Jonathon; 2011: Tragaras, Vasili; 2012: Staniatina, Halicias & Kalogerinis, Anthony; 2013: Matsis, John; Halikias, Stamatina; 2014: Matsis, John; 2015: Nikias, Kyriaco; 2016: Velissaris, Vasiliki; 2017: Bitsas, Sophia; 2018: Devrelis, Aristotelis; 2019: No Award
Caroline Macdonald Bachelor of Creative Arts/Creative Writing Thesis Prize
2010: Dinmore, Helen; 2011: Prior, Samantha; 2012: Beaglehole, Peter; 2013: Russell, Matthew; 2014: Chipperfield, Grace; Williams, Samuel; 2015: Miller, Jess; 2016: Edwards, Rowena; 2017: Hughes, Amelia; 2018: Stark, Thomas; 2019: Jones, Gabrielle
The City of Onkaparinga Prize
2001: Lehman , Tanya, Kohler, Jacqueline: 2002: Stummer, Rebecca: 2003: Perry, Shannan, Hoffmann, Kelly, Shute, Linda: 2004: McDonald, Anita: 2005: Lowe, Karen: 2006: Delaine, Elysia: 2007: Sims, Matthew: 2008: Thompson, Alice: 2009: No award; 2010: Woods, Bernadette; 2011: Mann, Leonie; 2012: Pohl, Jasmine; 2013: Ellis, Ashleigh; 2014: McNeilly, Leah; Witkowski, Benjamin; 2015: Potter, Kiana; 2016: Murgatroyd, Stephanie; 2017: Whiffen, Morgan
Department of Achaeology Staff Prize
2005: Liebelt, Belinda; Stuart, Ellen; 2006: Wiltshire, Kelly; 2007: Niland, Katrina; 2008: Robertson, Debra; 2009: Ratican, Claire; 2010: Hayward, John; 2011: Fowler, Madeleine; 2012: Tisdell, Trevor; 2013: Schill, Cassandra; Wheeler, Isabel; 2014: Mollenmans, Adrian; 2015: Stevens, Brenton; 2016: No award; 2017: Wiseman, Chelsea
The Department for Environment and Heritage Encouragement Prize in Cultural Tourism
2005: Bowen, Sierra: 2006: Fargher, Prue: 2007: Pfeiffer, Holly: 2008: Lipman, Olivia: 2009: No award
The Department for Environment and Natural Resources Prize in Tourism
2009: Savaidis, Nikki; 2010: Woods, Bernadette; 2011: Stavrakis, Zara
Dimitrios Koukos Prize in Modern Greek
2015: McNeill, Lesly; 2016: Kiziridis, Agapi; 2017: Velissaris, Vasiliki; 2018: Casey, Angeliki; 2019: No Award; 2020: Tsioumanis, James
Elizabeth Close Prize for Third Year Students of French
2004: Cumberland, Tim; 2005: Astley-Turner, Charissa; 2006: Hanna, Sarah; Graetz, Geordan; 2007: Ridgway, Timothy; 2008: Ivanova, Alexandra; 2009: Denning, Alexandra; 2010: Dorfmeister, Hannah; Ewing, Merry; 2011: Williams, Samuel; 2012: Sanders, Emily and Hanson, Joanne; 2013: Brosnan, Susan; 2014: Black, Patrick; Tossa, Tresor; 2015: Avery, Grace; 2016: Quihampton, Eloise; 2017: Rankin, Andrea; 2018: Andary, Alia
French First Year Prize
2016: Nguyen, Dau; 2017: Waye, Aubrey; 2018: Pangallo, Connor; 2019: Parham, Kelsey; 2020: Bonnel, Caroline
The Gentilli Medal in Italian
1972: Martin, Debra K; 1973: Powell, Malcolm; 1974: Rubichi, Romano; 1975: No award; 1976: No award; 1977: Bone, Linda; 1978: Lampugnani, Raffaele, Zancanaro, Neavas MC; 1979: Cavuoto, Diana; Crea, Teresa; 1980: Brookman, Alison; 1981: Bamford, Caroline M; 1982: Filipponi, Fulvio; 1983: Mercuri, Enrico; 1984: Robinson, Paula M; Scholefield, Wendy F; 1985: Wilson, Sonia C: 1986: No award; 1987: Clare, Angela; 1988: Dennis, Christine K; 1989: Zannelli, Marilyn; 1990: Briton, Robert M: 1991: Cross, Tatia M; 1992: Tramontin, Antonella; 1993: Benedetti, Angela J: 1994: Fraser, Vicki: 1995: King, Sara; 1996: O'Reilly, Elizabeth; 1997: March, Glenys; 1998: Mancini, Monia: 1999: D'Agostino, Belinda; 2000: Guazelli, Karen; 2001: Howell, Elizabeth; 2002: Rebelos, Margareta; 2003: Cerin, Julietta; 2004: No award; 2005: Koschade, Jessica E; 2006: Cutri, Esther; 2007: Ducaj, Suela: 2008: Phillips, Melissa; 2009: Sossi, Paolo; 2010: Payne, Megan; 2011: Ferguson, Cara; 2012: Chapman-Smith, Gabrielle; 2013: Minucci, Isabella; 2014: Tooulou, Nadia; 2015: South, Henry; 2016: Stone, William
Greek Orthodox Community of SA Inc - Con Marinos AM Prize in Modern Greek
2002: Agutter, Karen; 2003: Guy, Sophia C; 2004: Putland, David L; 2005: Rafalowicz, Alex T; 2006: Pilla, Bianca; 2007: Smith, Kate; 2008: Pilla, Bianca; 2009: Chazal, Nerida; Jolly, Sereyna; 2010: Haines, Michael; Kinlay, Alicia; 2011: Dalrymple, James; Arman, Jemma; 2012: Peter, Helen; Roxburgh, Fleur; 2013: Halliday, Danielle; 2014: No award; 2015: Clarke, Darren; Artym Uschi (Ursula); 2016: Mignone, Anne; Herbold, Ira; 2017: Matsis, John; Halikias Tina
Greek Orthodox Community of SA Inc - Con Marinos AM Prize in Modern Greek
2001: Louca, Procopis: 2002: To be advised; 2003: Palaktsoglou, Maria: 2004: Giorginis, Eva: 2005: Stylianou, Andrea; 2006: Sideri, Anastasia; 2007: Spassis, Arthur; 2008: Kassapidis, Peter; 2009: Shialis, Maria; 2010: Herodotou, Maria; 2011: Devetzidis, Areti; 2012: Doherty, Barbara; Psarros, Anthony; 2013: Hammond, Michelle; 2014: Simpson, Cheryl; 2015: Shialis, Maria; 2016: Terzakis, Marialena
The Groundprobe Geophysics Prize for Archaeological Geophysics
2007: Tuovinen, Toivo: 2008: Clayton, Kellie: 2009: Bladon, Paul: 2010: Marshallsay, Jonathan
The Imprints Booksellers Fiction Prize
2001: MacFarlane, Kit: 2002: Craig, Andrew: 2003: No award; 2004: Weaver, Alexandra W: 2005: Aldahn, Rosemary: 2006: Runnel, Christine: 2007: Tan, Paul: 2008: Psyden, Ian: 2009: Olds, David; 2010: Carter, Alicia; 2011: To be awarded; 2012: Fuge, Lauren
The Imprints Booksellers Poetry Prize
2001: Milne, Sarah: 2002: Angel, Elizabeth: 2003: No award; 2004: Opie, Greg: 2005: Murn, Molly: 2006: No award; 2007: Barnard, Tarryn: 2008: Bransgrove, Katherine: 2009: Dinmore, Helen; 2010: Trimboli, Mark; 2011: To be awarded; 2012: Not awarded
The Italian Honours Prize
2002: Rose, Daniela: 2003: No award; 2004: Bouvet, Francesca: 2005: No award; 2006: No award; 2007: Chiro, Stefania: 2008: No award; 2009: No award; 2011: No award; 2012: No award; 2013: Tarzia, Michael; 2014: No award; 2015: No award; 2016: No award; 2017: No award; 2018: Sinopoli, Elvio
The John Antoine and Christine Kiosoglous, MBE, KSA, AE, SM Prize in Modern Greek
2003: Psorakis, Julia; 2004: Poupoulas, Vicki; 2005: Addicoat, Bernadette; 2006: St George, Kristopher; 2007: Parry, Louka; 2008: Cowling, Dorothy; 2009: Mercorella, Stefania; 2010: Mercorella, Stefania; 2011: Stevens, Katerina; 2012: Dourentzidis, Evangelina & Del Vedcluio, India; 2013: Efrosinis, Panagiota; 2014: Frangos, Katerina; 2015: McNeill, Lesly; Sotiropoulos, Vasilios; 2016: Asimomitis, Angelica; 2017: Lawlor, Geraldine; 2018: Casey, Angeliki
The Kathy Rozaklis Prize in Modern Greek Language
2018: Digenis, Iacovos; 2019: Pavlovic, Stevan; 2020: Kocadag, Kadir; 2021: Stefanopoulos, Dimitrios; 2022: Talbot, Sylvain
Les Heathcote Award for Environmental Management
2000: Muller, Samantha L; 2001: Randall, Jayne, Symonds, Jacqui; 2002: Harper, Megan L; 2003: Watts, Jacqueline; 2004: Grow, Phoebe; Sarangoo, Radnaaragchaa; 2005: Vo, Van Phong; 2006: Anders, Louise; 2007: Hastie, Brenton; 2008: Clark, Ben; 2009: Way, Catherine; 2010 Chantea, Chaing; 2011: Hoang, Thi; 2012: Quasney, Christopher; 2013: No award; 2014: Valente, Andres; 2015: Koka, Peter; 2016: Pyvovar, Olena ; 2017: Berchmans, Kristiana; 2018: Chimid-Ochir, Munkhzul; 2019: Sanlath, Chindavone; 2020: Andrews, Grace
The Malcolm Fox Prize in Drama
2005: Steele, Ellen: 2006: Mackey, Bridget: Ellinger, Robert: 2007: Delaney, Roziye: 2008: Malcolm, Ashton: 2009: No award
Maritime Archaeology Staff Prize
2005: Bullers, Tristan; 2006: Khan, Amer Bazl; 2007: Woodford, Thomas; 2008: Ortmann, Nicole; 2009: Ross, Peter; 2010: Gauvin, Karolyn; 2011: Nahabedian, Sarah; 2012: Kilpa, Alex; 2013: No award; 2014: De Ruyter, Michael; 2015: Straiton, Peta; 2016: Looram, Charlotte; 2017: Rickard, Jennifer; 2018: Mochtar, Agni Sesaria
The Mark Staniforth Maritime Archaeology Prize
2015: Edwards, Kevin; 2016: Fowke, Adeena; 2017: Phillips, Liam; 2018: Zapor, Timothy; 2019: Sankhaprasit, Pornnatcha; 2020: Teschendorff, Marcel
Master of Maritime Archaeology Alumni Prize
2006: Shefi, Debra G; 2007: Ricci, John; 2008: Holthof, Benjamin; 2009: Ross, Peter; 2010: Bell, Samantha; 2011: Mushynsky, Julie; 2012: Wilkinson, Danielle; 2013: No award; 2014: Pasch, Chealsea; 2015: Davison, Lauren; 2016: la Barre, Donald; 2017: Kowlessar, Jarrad; 2018: Mochtar, Agni Sesaria
Murray McCaskill Medal in Geography
1993: Jarvis, Christina H; 1994: Kirby, Steward B; 1995: Muffet, Leanne T; 1996: Marshall, David C; 1997: Bickl, Martin; 1998: Parker, Phillip; 1999: Jenkins, Thomas J; 2000: Schultz, Rebecca J; 2001: Thiel, Veronika; 2002: Shule, Elen R; 2003: Watts, Jacqueline; 2004: No award; 2005: Mazourenko, Elena V; 2006: Rosso, Edoardo G; 2007: Parham, Erin; 2008: Anderson, Nicole; 2009: Grantham, Stephanie; 2010: Wegener, Irene; 2011: Browett, Heather; 2012: Carter, Ellen; 2013: No award; 2014: Menadue, Terry; 2015: Morgan, Andrew; 2016: ; 2017: Taylor-Wilkins, Allira; 2018: No award; 2019: No award; 2020: Hogan, Christopher
OEEGA-SA (Organisation of Hellene & Hellene-Cypriot Women of Australia SA) Prize in Modern Greek
2018: Costi, Angelika
Peter Andrinopoulos Memorial Prize in Modern Greek
2003: Poupoulas, Vicki; 2004: Koutsiargiotis, Chris, Privopoulos, Elefterios; 2005: Haag, Jennifer; 2006: Alexandrides, Neoklis: Kontakos, Irene; 2007: Cowling, Dorothy; 2008: Kikianis, Argyrios; 2009: Anastassiadis, Patrick; 2010: Loucas, Evana; 2011: Christo, Lisa Jane; 2012: Panayotopoulas, Dimitri; 2013: Athanasiou, Helen; 2014: Sutherland, Eusebeia; 2015: Leow, Mae-Lin; 2016: Moragiannis, Mary-Helen; 2017: Digenis, Iacovos; Harpas, Mary; 2018: Nicolaou, Fotini
Royal Geographical Society of South Australia John Lewis Silver Medal
1998: O'Dwyer, Lisel A; 1999: No award; 2000: Li, Wei; 2001: No award; 2002: No award; 2003: Yoshida, Michiyo; 2004: Crossman, Neville D; Kearins, Bridget; 2005: Candy, Janet Heather; 2006: Smailes, Peter; 2007: Nawaz, Md; 2008: Bunce, David; 2009: Richards, Noel; 2010: Lee, Susan; 2011: Rosso, Edoardo; 2012: Peters, Kristine; 2013: Sahertian, Irene; 2014: No award; 2015: Johnson, Paul; 2016: Chhinh, Nyda; 2017: no eligible candidate; 2018: Paudel, Mohan; 2019: no eligible candidate; 2020: no eligible candidate
Ruth and Vincent Megaw Award for Outstanding Collaboration in Archaeological Research and Practice
2015: Arthure, Susan; DeLeiuen, Cherrie; 2016: Bland, Catherine; Anvari, Jana; 2017: Not awarded; 2018: McCarthy, John; Winton, Trevor; 2019: Not awarded
St George College Prize in Modern Greek
2003: Psaromatis, Michael; 2004: Saredakis, John; 2005: Dokas, Klianthi; 2006: Privopoulos, Liberty; 2007: No award; 2008: Kosmadopoulos, Zoe; 2009: Hanias, Frances; 2011: Staikopoulos, Katerina; 2012: Matsis, John; 2013: Soukoulis, John; 2014: Dalagiorgos, Anthea; 2015: No award; 2016: No award; 2017: Tufo, Theonia; 2018: Soukoulis, Katerina
The Senior Prize in Philosophy
2001: Kitto, Kirsty; 2002: Harley, Cole-Puls; 2003: Maywald, Myfanwy; 2004: Marshall, Scott; 2005: McGill, Kenneth; 2006: Davies, Catherine: Forgione, Pasquale; 2007: Crossman, Danielle; 2008: Zahir, Azim; 2009: Dalrymple, James; 2010: Bycroft, Robyn; 2011: Liddy, Emma; Warland, Cate; 2012: Collinson, Simon; 2013: Hunt, Lucy; Manhire, Ryan; 2014: Herbold, Ira; 2015: Harper-Jones, Gerrans; 2016: Harper-Jones, Gerrans; 2017: Litchfield, Tennyson; 2018: Wong, Mey; 2019: Koch, Megan; Nilsson, Alice; 2020: Goodrich, Ellen
The St Spyridon College Prize in Modern Greek
2003: Tantalos, Dimitrios: 2004: Rapassanis, Melissa: 2005: Kapiris, Peter: 2006: Velkos, Lucy: 2007: No award; 2008: Silouan, Fotineas: 2009: Hatzimihail, Kaliopi: 2010: Simos, Vickie; 2011: Kalogerinis, Anthony; 2012: Adriana, Paul; 2014: Kalogerinis, Anthony
Staff Prize in English
1988: Wynter, John; 1989: Nathan, Helen MG, Rogers, Wendy A; 1990: Rogers, Ruth J; 1991: Deves, Michael, Pett, Craig F, Plush, Christine E, Pollitt, Ruth M; 1992: Starke, Ruth E; 1993: No award; 1994: Barnard, Peter, Chin, Leonard; 1995: Hozier, Sarah, Talbot, Steven; 1996: Kingston, Angela, Mai, Trinh, Miller, Gwen; 1997: Childs, Amanda, Kalfas, Nick; 1998: No award; 1999: Beach, Stephen, Kingsbury, Michael; 2000: St Clare, Eliana; 2001: Opie, Gregory; 2002: Finlayson, Katrina, Thurnwald, Adrian; 2003: Runnel, Christine, Rowan, Nicola; 2004: Amey, Amy: Govett, Ashlee: Webber, Janet; 2005: Davies, Catherine, Winter, Raylene; 2006: Potter, Ali; 2007: Garnham, Sarah; 2008: Olds, David; 2009: Brown, Catherine: Collinson, Simon; 2010: Williams, Samuel; 2011: Fuge, Lauren; 2012: Kinetic, Kerz; 2013: Assels, Andrew; 2014: Pegler, Andi-Claire; 2015: Green, Tory; Bowering, Danielle; 2016: Cilento, Susan; 2017: Yap, Danielle; Curphey, Lauren; 2018: Ryan, Oliver
Staff Prize in Philosophy
2001: Maywald, Myfanwy; 2002: Lahne, Tessa; 2003: Brooker, Benjamin; 2004: Beatty, Maria: Roberts, Graham; 2005: Laidlaw, Daniel; 2006: Zahir, Azim; 2007: Bransgrove, Katherine; 2008: Norman, David; 2009: Orchard, Stephen; 2010: Roberts, Teagan; 2011: Harper-Jones, Gerrans; 2012: Herbold, Ira; 2012: Gunn, Matthew; Konopka, Eleanor; 2014: Quinney, Blake; 2016: Spowart, Emma; Mehbrei, Neva; 2017: Manners, Jack; 2018: Saleh, Karim; 2019: Wallace-Beach, Grace; Rech, Giovanni; 2020: Saxon, Henry
Tourism Staff Prize
2015: Uphill, Rebecca; 2016: Murgatroyd, Stephanie; 2017: Kahl, Kristen; 2018: Harris, Louise
Wattle Range Council Regional Tourism Prize
2002: No award; 2003: Craig, Emma; 2004: Matthew, Rose: 2005: Gordon, Naomi; 2006: Bond, Natasha; 2007: Sims, Matthew; 2008: Laslett, Jessica; 2009: No award; 2010: Burgess, Alisha; 2011: Seo, Gyuseok; 2012: Strother, Matthew; 2013: Forkert, Kirsten; 2014: Elson, Laura; 2015: Mcintosh, Mikayla; 2016: Simpson, Priscila
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