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SSIS STUDENTS AWARDED UNIVERSITY HONOUR
The University of New South Wales’ Faculty of Engineering recently
presented Surveying and Spatial Information students Adrian White and
Sandra Hoffmann with prestigious Dean’s Awards. The award, sponsored
by Esso and Mobil, acknowledges outstanding academic achievement in
the field of engineering.
The Dean of
Engineering, Professor Brendan Parker and Associate Dean, Associate
Professor Tim Hesketh, presented the students with their awards at a
presentation ceremony held at the University. "We are delighted with
the quality of young engineers we are producing at this university,”
says Professor Parker. “Their range of interests, from biomedical
engineering to developing infrastructure such as roads, hospitals,
water and communication, shows the diversity of the profession and its
value to society." says Professor Parker.
"Esso and Mobil are
one of Australia's largest employers of engineering graduates and we
are pleased to support the University of New South Wales Dean's Awards
to promote engineering excellence," says Ms Louise McKenzie, Esso and
Mobil's Graduate Engineering Recruitment Manager.
Photo: Adrian White and Sandra Hoffmann. 5 May 2004
ANNUAL AWARDS DINNER
This is the 43rd Annual Awards Dinner for School of Surveying and Spatial Information Systems graduates and their families, as well as members of the profession. The program for the evening includes presentations to graduate prize winners, and undergraduates prize and scholarship winners.
Friday 30 April 2004,
Kingsford Room, Squarehouse, Kensington Campus, UNSW
Dr. A/Prof. A. W.
Kearsley and Graduates after the Awards Dinner
NEW FULL TIME MEMBERS OF ACADEMIC STAFF
The School of Surveying and Spatial Information Systems will welcome three new full time members of academic staff for the beginning of Session 1.
Dr Craig Roberts, a lecturer from RMIT University Melbourne, and a former postgraduate student of the School will join us as a lecturer. Dr Jinling Wang and Dr Linlin Ge will be new senior lecturers.
PRIZES
George Bennett Millennium Prize
awarded to the student entering year 2 with the best results in year 1 in the
BE(SSIS) program.
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