College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

This prize has been funded by a donation from Mrs CH Bright in memory of her mother, Mrs Ann Flaxman.

1. The Ann Flaxman Prize in English shall be awarded annually to the graduating student achieving the highest GPA for an Honours degree in English.
2. The value of the prize shall be $1000 to be paid from the endowment fund until the prize funds are exhausted.
3. 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.
4. If more than one student achieves the same highest aggregate mark, the prize will be divided equally among them.

Previous recipients

1967: MacDonagh, Blanaid A

1968: *Broomhead, Deane F, *Kenneally, Mary E

1969: Parker, David H: 1970: Miles, Andrew J

1971: *Heatley, Edward, *Hosking, Philippa J

1972: Croft, Annette L

1973: Reynolds, Ann

1974: Fleming, Carolyn

1975: *Lange, Christopher D, *Tacey, David J

1976: Gelder, Kenneth D

1977: Hassell, Olivia M

1978: Jacobs, Marilyn J

1979: No award

1980: No award

1981: Kenneally, Catherine M

1982: No award

1983: Carter, Pauline

1984: No award

1985: Chandra, Helen B

1986: Moore, Antony

1987: Partington, Patricia D

1988: No award

1989: Bullen, Elizabeth, A

1990: Gaunt, Darren S

1991: Healy, Simon P

1992: Duckmanton, Martin J

1993: *Wilson, Bernard F, *Mills, Susan B

1994: Graefe, Melinda

1995: *Conyers, Richard, *Starke, Ruth, *Dooley, Gillian

1996: Doley, Peter

1997: Johinke, Rebecca

1998: Collins, Stephen

1999: Kingston, Angela

2000: Walker, Malcolm

2001: Barnett, Tully

2002: Prideaux, Desiree

2003: Manthorpe, Peter

2004: Opie, Greg

2005: No award

2006: Thurnwald, Adrian: Madden, Meg: Runnel, Christine

2007: Finlayson, Katrina

2008: Kent, Hannah

2009: Williams, Amanda

2010: Graham, Pamela

2011: Hocking, Melanie

2012: Beaglehole, Peter

2013: Haylock, Sean; Carter, Alicia

2014: Chipperfield, Grace

2015: Sandford, Shannon

2016: Pike, Hugh

2017: Jennifer Hekmeijer

2018: Lisandra Linde

2019: Eloise Quinn-Valentine

2020: Litchfield, Tennyson

2021: Sanchez, Kayla

2022: Elliott, Charlotte; Elton, Jessica

1. The value of the prize shall be $500.
2. 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.
3. In the event that more than one student achieves the same mark for the topic, the prize will be divided evenly between the students.

Previous recipients

2016: No award

2017: Georgina Stewart

2018: No award

2019: Lauren Chester

2020: No award

2021: Milne, Rebecca

1. The value of the prize shall be $500.
2. The prize 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.
3. In the event that more than one student achieves the same mark for a thesis, Comber Consultants will divide the money evenly between the students.
4. The prize shall be awarded annually.

Previous recipients

2016: Hems, Owen

2017: McBride, Emily

2018: Ross, David

2019: Adams, Christine

2020: Leach, Jerem

1. The value of the prize shall be a book to be selected by the Italian Consul in South Australia.
2. 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.
3. In the event of two students receiving 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.

Previous recipients

2007: Sossi,Paolo

2008: Payne, Megan

2009: Ridge, Nadia

2010: Panagakos, Erica

2011: Kittel, Julianna

2012: Tilmouth, Heather; Villarosa, Cameron

2013: Gronthos, Kahlia; O'Sullivan, Catherine

2014: Turner, Rennie

2015: Rossi, Liana

2016: Limongelli, Jessica

2017: Snell, Ada; Mesarek, Stephanie

2018: Positano, Adriano

2019: No award

2020: No award

2021: Baker, Heloise

2022: Korbut, Natasha

1. The value of the prize shall be $1,000 per year.
   
2. The prize shall be awarded to an undergraduate student in Year 1, 2 or 3 who achieves the highest mark for a creative work produced for a Creative writing topic.
3. In the event of a tie, the top-ranked stories will be assessed by Creative Writing staff and a winner chosen.
4. Previous awardees are eligible to win the prize again.
5. The prize is not limited to Creative Writing majors.

Previous recipients

2024: Johnstone, Paige

1. The value of the prize shall be $300 per year.
2. 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.
3. In the event of two students receiving the same highest mark, the prize shall be divided equally amongst them

Previous recipients

2018: Devrelis, Aristotelis

2019: No Award

2020: Kollias, Victoria

1. The value of the prize shall be $300 per year.
2. The prize shall be awarded to the student who attains the highest mark in the culture topic MGRE2214.
3. In the event of two students receiving the same highest mark, the prize shall be divided equally amongst them.

Previous recipients

2018: Micklethwait, Frey

2019: Sutcliffe, Katherine

2020: No award

2021: Boag, Yolanda; Capriotti, Sharon

2022: Thomas, Philippa

1. The value of the prize shall be $250 per year.
2. 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.
3. In the event that more than one student achieves the same mark for the topic, the prize will be divided evenly between the students.
4. The prize shall be awarded every year the topic is offered.

Previous recipients

2016: No award

2017: Fairhead, Marc

2018: Herd, Christina

2019: Atkinson, Julia

2020: Marquez Lopez, Juan Alejandro

The James Millar Main Memorial Fund 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 James Millar Main Prizes shall be awarded annually to:

1. To the student, completing honours in history, who achieves the highest GPA, the sum $600;
2. 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, the sum of $300.
3. In the event of two students achieving equal results for either prize, the prizes shall be shared equally amongst them.

Previous recipients

1985: Jeffrey, Judith S; Dolling, Phillip W

1986: Fletcher, Philippa L; Haines, Robin F

1987: Randall, Leonie M; Vivian, David M

1988: Gray, Anne M; Adair, Daryl J

1989: Adair, Daryl J; Morcombe, John E

1990: Ellis, Julie-Ann, *Doig, Marnie E, *McLatchie, Marilyn JP

1991: No award; *Herraman, Ann J, *Read, Christopher

1992: McLean, Christopher J; Sharp, Robert D

1993: Sharp, Robert D; McInerney, M

1994: Putland, Carol A; *Griffiths, Sandra JA, *Rogers, Ruth Jessie

1995: Gregory, Penelope; Nemeth, Martin J

1996: Khut, Chiew-Lee; *Bate, Graham J, *Foster, Michael J

1997: *Foster, Michael J, *Pilgrim, Robert; Ruwoldt, Olga

1998: van der Sluys, Susie; *Birt, Peter, *Bennett, Sally

1999: *Piles, Raquel, *Donovan, Ruth; Cash, Andrew J

2000: Provis, Peter M; Hunt, Nerida M

2001: Anderson, James S; Hoffmann, Kate M

2002: *Barritt, Emma, *Agutter, Karen; Barnes, Charles P

2003: Smith, Evan; Fowler, Cornelia

2004: Karageorgos, Effie*; Dolan, Richard

2005: Seidel, Kirsty R; Hirst, David A

2006: Mann, Prudence J; Adams, Maxwell I

2007: Lockwood, Christine; Loxton, Grant

2008: Mann, Dene; Matters, Ann

2009: *Norman, Amanda; *Graham, Pamela

2010: *Matters, Anne; *Ward, Chloe

2011: Burrowes, Darryl; Nugent, Anthony

2012: Ward, Chile; Pavic, Aleksander

2013: Aikins, Lauren; Nugent, Anthony

2014: Stewart-Peters, Ella; Driscoll, Judith

2015: Mansueto, Tim; Nugent, Brodie; Best, Jennifer

2016: Jade Hastings; Saxon, Hannah

2017: Saxon, Hannah; Griffin, Brenton

2018: Watson, Amy; Joint winners - Griffin, Brenton and Schilling, Cassandra

2019: Binka, Sarah; Buchanan, Nephele

2020: Ison, Jaslyn; Wilkinson, Anna; Meaney, Harry

2021: O'Kane, Alexander; Mussared, William; McLeod, Ainslie

2022: Brennan, Emma; Meaney, Harry; Ormsby, Olivia

1. Three John Lewis Prizes may be awarded annually.
2. One prize will be awarded to the student, enrolled in any degree, attaining the highest aggregate mark in two topics listed as making up the First Year of the Geography major sequence in the Bachelor of Arts degree. The value of the prize will be $50 (or books to that value).
3. One prize will be awarded to the student, enrolled in any degree, attaining the highest aggregate mark in any 9 units of topics listed as making up the Second Year of the Geography major sequence in the Bachelor of Arts degree. The prize will consist of a certificate and a two- year membership to the Royal Geographical Society of Australia.
4. One prize will be awarded to the student, enrolled in any degree, attaining the highest aggregate mark in any 9 units of topics listed as making up the Third Year of the Geography major sequence in the Bachelor of Arts degree. The prize will consist of a certificate and a two- year membership to the Royal Geographical Society of Australia.
5. Prizes and medal are to be administered by the Royal Geographical Society of SA; presented at Government House and acknowledged at the CHASS prize ceremony.

Previous recipients

1974: Morton, Heather N

1975: Bell, Martin J

1976: *Overland, Christopher A, *Simionato, Renato P

1977: Preston, Helen A

1978: Lind, Robert M

1979: George, Gregory C

1980: Vaughton, Glenda V

1981: Goddard, Garry K

1982: Stratford, Elisabeth E

1983: Esterman, Caroline SP

1984: O'Brien, Stephen F

1985: Hewitson, Gillian J

1986: Evans, Patricia A

1987: Pomeroy, Diana E

1988: Lawn, Philip A

1989: Fletcher, Jane E

1990: Matthews-Cowey, Shari

1991: Thorpe, Susan Jean

1992: Watts, Vija

1993: Bate, Graham J

1994: Hassell, Jane K

1995: Scarman, Gabrielle A

1996: Johnston, Andrew B

1997: Zander, Kristy (check spelling)

1998: Treloar, Tracey; Schultz, Rebecca; Jenkin, Thomas

1999: Muller, Samantha L; Richards, Noel W; Snell, Jodie A

2000: Beruldsen, Katrina M; Richards, Noel W; *Brindley, Anne F, *McFarlane, Thomas A

2001: *Irvine, Vicki, *McLennan, Alan M; Pearson, Jillian N; Seaton, Tracey

2002: Lambert, Cheryl; McLennan, Alan M; Gregory, Robert C

2003: Rosso, Edvardo; McArthur, John; Tutton, Mark

2004: Taniguchi, Kaoru; Christa, Iome; Katona, Laszlo, F

2005: Taylor, Susanne L; Govindaswamy, Karpagam; O'Connor, Paul R

2006: Owen, Sophie A, Schaefer, Marissa K; Stead, Michael

2007: Bruce, Robert; Bishop, Renee; Schaefer, Marissa

2008: Browett, Heather; Simpson, Nicola; Salafia, Matthew; Cuthill, Thomas

2009: Liddy, Emma Jo; Browett, Heather; Kamitakahara, Rebecca

2010 Harris, Mark; Jones, Kerstin; Moffitt, Grant; Thompson, Sabine; Timms, Frank

2011: Habner, Nardine; Nou, Xavia; Jacobs, Simon

2012: Redigolo. Bridgette

2013: Milne, Kristen; Doeke, Tegan; Fulton, Sam

2014: Linnett, Isabella; Daly, Leon; Cameron, James

2015: Kubilius, Lina; Stevenson, Clare; Al Shamli, Issa Saleh Ali Suliaiman

2016: Ryan, Aiden

2017: Hillman, Michael; Ryan, Aiden; Williams, Kye

2018: Russell, Oliver; Henderson, Nicky; Robertson, Madeleine

2019: Mansfield, Emily; Russell, Oliver; Hogan, Christopher; 

2020: Chitty, Enja; Sharp, Leah; Hillman, Michael

2021: Mayne, Finn; Chitty, Enya; Mansfield, Emily

2022: Wolff, Katherine; Barr, Freya; Chitty, Enja; Tripura, Ena

1. The value of the prize shall be $300.
2. The prize shall be awarded to the student who attains the highest percentage mark in SPAN2202: Intermediate Spanish Part 2, at Flinders University.
3. In the event of two students receiving the same highest mark, the prize shall be divided equally between them.
4. The prize shall be awarded annually until the funds are exhausted.

Previous recipients

2013: Rohrlach, Amelia

2014: Gil, Viviana Margarita Gonzalez

2015: Wishart, Indiana2016: Hassan, Hamdalla

2016: Hassan, Hamdalla

2017: Henderson, Thomas

2018: Marchetti, Laura

2019: Brian, Cassie

2020: Reinhardt, Alexandra

2021: Calderer-Benitez, Juan

2022: Tarakji, Sara

1. The value of the prize shall be $500.
2. The prize shall be awarded to the student who attains the highest percentage mark in SPAN3202: Upper Intermediate Spanish Part 2, at Flinders University.
3. In the event of two students receiving the same highest mark, the prize shall be divided equally between them.
4. The prize shall be awarded annually until the funds are exhausted.

Previous recipients

2013: Alonzo, Lidia

2014: Rohrlach, Amelia Jane

2015: Gonzalez Gil, Viviana

2016: Dunlop, Chloe

2017: Stocco Bradley, Isabella

2018: Henderson, Thomas

2019: Marchetti, Laura

2020: Brian, Cassie; Ricci, Paola

2021: Wescombe-Down, Rebecca

2022: Dunbar, Kiara

1. The value of the prize shall be $200 and shall be awarded annually, commencing in 2016, until funds are exhausted.
2. The prize shall be awarded to the student who attains the highest aggregate mark in ITAL1201 and ITAL1202, Introductory Italian Parts 1 and 2.
3. Only students who have continued their Italian studies by enrolling in second year Italian language topics are eligible.
4. In the event of two or more students receive the same highest mark, the prize shall be divided equally between them.

Previous recipients

2016: Francis, Donna

2017: Gavrilidis, Alexandra

2018: Frattini, Rachel

2019: Andreucci, Sarah

2020: Baker, Heloise

2021: Korbut, Natasha

2022: Vorrasi, Rosa

1. 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.
2. The value of the prize shall be $500 to be paid from the endowment fund until the prize funds are exhausted.
3. 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.
4. If two or more students achieve the same highest mark the prize shall be awarded twice.

Previous recipients

2019:  Andreucci, Sarah

2020: Eaton, Lucy; Tait, Sophie; Palombo, Marta

2021: Korbut, Natasha

2022: Moylan, Cecile

This prize has been funded by a donation from Silvana Mazzaro in memory of her sister Maria Denison.

1. The value of the prize shall be $300 and will be awarded for one year only
2. The prize shall be awarded to the student that is enrolled at Flinders University or Adelaide University in an Italian Major.
3. Applicants for this prize will be judged on a written 1000 word essay in Italian about planning their career as a language teacher.
4. Essay's will be judged by the Italian discipline at Flinders University and submitted to chass.operations@flinders.edu.au
5. In the event of two or more students receiving the prize, the prize shall be divided equally between them.

1. The value of the prize shall be $250 and shall be awarded annually until funds are exhausted.
2. The prize shall be awarded to the student who attains the highest aggregated mark for ITAL2201 and ITAL2202 in the same academic year.
3. In the event of two or more students receive the same GPA, the prize shall be divided equally between them.

Previous recipients

1994: Pinto, Marina

1995: Kouros, Nicole

1996: Marafioti, Gabrielle

1997: Zotti, Maria J

1998: Morales, Anne-Marie

1999: Curnow, Fiona

2000: De Pasquale, Bibi

2001: Andreacchio, Robert

2002: Smith, Charlotte

2003: O'Connor, Nina

2004: Haag, Jennifer

2005: Saccone, Elizabeth J

2006: Dichiera, Sarah

2007: Johnson, Narelle

2008: Tyson, Genevieve

2009: Piccolo, Raffaele

2010: Rossi, Elisa

2011: Chapman-Smith, Gabriele

2012: Brosnan, Susan

2013: Sanders, Emily

2014: Barone, Michael

2015: Paech, Annabelle

2016: Teicher, Laura

2017: Livena, Liga

2018: No award

2019: No award

2020: Eaton, Lucy; Tait, Sophie; Palombo, Marta

2021: Baker, Heloise; Dobrijevic, Mina; Silva, Samoda

2022: Dobrijevic, Mina

1. The value of the prize shall be $500.00.
2. 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.
3. In the event that more than one student achieves the same GPA, the prize will be awarded to a single winner based on averaging their individual topic marks over 36 units.
4. The prize shall be awarded annually.

Previous recipients

2016: Munt, Simon

2017: Koolmatrie, Jacinta

2018: Dennis-Toone, Grace

2019: Englezos, Madeline

2020: Hodgins, Elspbeth

This prize has been funded by donations from the University staff and friends of the late Pamela Claudine Bishop, who distinguished herself in Part 1 of the degree of Bachelor of Arts in the School of Language and Literature in 1966.

1. The value of the prize shall be $200 and awarded annually until the endowment is exhausted.
2. The prize shall be awarded to the student in Spanish who achieves the highest mark in any first year Spanish topic at Flinders University.
3. In the event of more than one student receiving the same highest mark, additional prizes will be awarded.

Previous recipients

1967: Lovett, Hilary

1968: Reuter, Philip

1969: McCarthy, Stephen

1970: Pilcher, Stephen

1971: McGowan, Laurel A

1972: Dixon, Nancy

1973: Ginsberg, Ruth

1974: Shepherd, John H

1975: Philpot, Megan

1976: Moriarty, Elizabeth A

1977: Garforth, Susan

1978: Rivers, Gorel M

1979: Sickert, Christine

1980: Beach, Jenny

1981: Carroli, Pierina

1982: Grant, Shona

1983: Robinson, Pauline M

1984: Del Fabbro, Anthony J

1985: Simpson, Joanna E

1986: Mysior, Helen F

1987: *Kimpton, Sylvia D, *Zannelli, Edda

1988: *Adams, Felicity R, *Pearce, Catherine L

1989: *Tooth, Sarah J, *Western, Mark P

1990: Fisher , Celia J

1991: Pett, Craig F

1992: Amadio, Antioniette

1993: Goh, Tania Wee-Ling

1994: Roberts, Wendy

1995: Wood, Susan

1996: Gordon, Karen

1997: Brindley, Ann F

1998: Navqi, Jeffrey

1999: Vidler, Sally

2000: Gerlach, Christian

2001: Howard, Wesley

2002: Ingham, Anita

2003: Dillon, Julie

2004: Staker, Louise

2005: Wheldrake, Kate

2006: Ramminger, Amy J

2007: Turner, Charissa

2008: Trentin, Maria

2009: Cassas, Stacey

2010: Maclaren, Helen

2011: Nimmo, Katie

2012: Castillo, Lucinda

2013: Smith, Nerida

2014: Treloar, Jake Benjamin

2015: Uphill, Rebecca

2016: Oswald, Ashlee

2017: Baird, Georgia

2018: Brian, Cassie

2019: Woods, Claire

2020: Murrell, Martina; Lekic, Tabitha

2021: Jurasz, Jakub

2022: Ramirez Torres, Jose Angel

This prize has been funded by a donation from Mr R and Mrs JB Conyers in memory of their son Mr Richard Conyers, a brilliant graduate student in English who died suddenly while assisting with the Year 12 Conference at Flinders University in 1998.

1. The value of the prize shall be $200 and awarded annually until funds are exhausted.
2. The prize shall be awarded for an English Literature honours thesis with the highest agreed mark.
3. If more than one student achieves the same highest aggregate mark, the prize will be divided equally among them.

Previous recipients

2000: Walters, Natalie

2001: Barnett, Tully

2002: Prideaux, Desiree

2003: Manthorpe, Peter

2004: Cavanagh, Katie

2005: Yazdani, Rita

2006: Madden, Meg

2007: Finlayson, Katrina

2008: Kent, Hannah

2009: Williams, Amanda

2010: Olds, David

2011: Hocking, Melanie

2012: Kelly, Pamela

2013: Haylock, Sean

2014: Mead, Amy

2015: Miller, Jess

2016: Edwards, Rowena

2017: Hekmeijer, Jennifer

2018: Schilling, Cassandra

2019: Quinn-Valentine, Eloise

2020: Banfield, Georgina

2021: Van Konkelenberg, Lise

2022: Elton, Jessica

1. The value of the prize shall be $250.
2. The prize shall be awarded to the student enrolled in the Bachelor of Archaeology with the highest mark in the core topic, ARCH2106: Archaeological Field Methods.
3. In the event that more than one student achieves the same mark, the prize will be shared.
4. The prize shall be awarded every year the topic is offered.

Previous recipients

2013: Forkert, Kirsten

2014: Bryant, Lauren

2015: Artym, Ursula; Logan, Calvin

2016: Walsh, Jenna

2017: Marc Fairhead

2018: Christina Herd

2019: Bruce Funnell

2020: No award

This prize was established in 2018 with a donation 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.)

1. The name of the prize shall be The William Richardson Prize for Excellence in Spanish.
2. 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.
3. 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.
4. 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.
5. Should more than one student be considered worthy, the Examinations Board will recommend that the prize be shared equally between those students.
6. The prize recipient shall be announced at the College prize ceremony

Previous recipients

2018: Oswald, Ashlee Tayla

2019: no award

2020: no award

2021: De Maria, Cailan

2022: no award