Undergraduate University Medals

Undergraduate University Medals are awarded to graduating students who have achieved a grade point average of 6.75 or higher.

To be eligible you must:

be graduating from a Charles Sturt University bachelor degree or an integrated bachelor (honours) degree course;
have completed at least 64 points of study for the course at the University; and
have achieved a grade point average of 6.75 or higher.

Date	Process	Description
As required	Eligible graduands/graduates identified	The Division of Students - Student Administration will generate a report as required to identify students who meet the eligibility criteria for an Undergraduate University Medal.
As required	List of eligible graduands/graduates reviewed	The Executive Dean (or delegate) will review the list of eligible students for their faculty and may decide to exclude any students that have a misconduct finding against them or for any other reason they determine necessary. Where a student is excluded for reasons other than misconduct, the reason for the exclusion must be reported to Academic Senate.
As required	Medal Recipients Identified	The Executive Dean (or delegate) will affirm the list of recipients and advise Division of Students - Student Administration and Academic Senate of the results.
August/December	Medals Conferred	Medal recipients are given the option to receive their medal at a graduation ceremony, or posted to them.

Zajkel Zaia, Bachelor of Creative Industries (Acting and Performance Design)
Kobie Keenan, Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations)
Valerie Hind, Bachelor of Environmental Science (Catchment Management)
Stephen Rudd, Bachelor of Horticulture
Christopher Curulli, Bachelor of Sports Media
Sarah Micallef, Bachelor of Arts
Jinane Jomaa, Bachelor of Islamic Studies
Rohan Smith, Bachelor of Wine Science
Sarah Sawyer, Bachelor of Paramedicine (Honours)
Daniel Barlow, Bachelor of Science
Jessica Binns, Bachelor of Environmental Science (Ecological Conservation)
Maddison Cowan, Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Medical Imaging)
Emma Dwyer, Bachelor of Medical Science (Pathology)
Shane Elphick, Bachelor of Medical Science (Pathology)
Kimberly Glendenning, Bachelor of Accounting
Leanne Hardy, Bachelor of Creative Arts and Design (Photography)
Gabrielle Hewson, Bachelor of Accounting
Kate Jenkins, Bachelor of Environmental Science and Management (Parks, Recreation and Heritage)
Chloe McAuley, Bachelor of Environmental Science and Management (Ecology and Conservation)
Anna Moore, Bachelor of Theology
Selina Phillis, Bachelor of Geospatial Science
Peter Smith, Bachelor of Computer Science (Games Programming)
Sarah Tilley, Bachelor of Health Science (Food and Nutrition)
Melissa Ward, Bachelor of Computer Science (Games Programming)
Brendan Yaun, Bachelor of Computer Science
Merilyn Greig, Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)

Kathryn Nichols, Bachelor of Social Science (Social Welfare)
Bronwyn Pagram, Bachelor of Theology
Aleksandr Grechishchev, Bachelor of Information Technology (Network Engineering)
Angela Larkin, Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
Carl Peterson, Bachelor of Emergency Management
Alison Warren, Bachelor of Business Studies
Elizabeth Black, Bachelor of Science
Judith Ferneley, Bachelor of Horticulture (Environment)
Dean Marchiori, Bachelor of Science
Isaac Millburn, Bachelor of Science