Corrina proves she's a first-class mum and student; COVENTRY University Results 2005.BALANCING the demands of family and a university course may not sound easy but Corrina Gibbs has shown it can be done. Miss Gibbs, aged 27, of Siddeley Avenue, Stoke, Coventry, today collects a first class degree in geography from Coventry. She is among hundreds of students collecting degrees in art, design, science, the environment, higher education, maths and information sciences. The single mum started the course four years ago when her son Joshua was just 18 months old. He's now five and is today in the audience at Coventry Cathedral Coventry Cathedral, also known as St. Michael's Cathedral, is the seat of the Bishop of Coventry and the Diocese of Coventry, in Coventry, West Midlands, England. The city has had three cathedrals. The first was St. proudly watching his mother collect her certificate. The former Finham Park School Finham Park School is situated on Green Lane in the Finham district of Coventry, on the city's southern border with Warwickshire. In September 2003, it became the first Mathematics and Computing College in Coventry. The current head teacher is Mr. pupil said: "It was a really good course with quite a lot of practical exercise and a particularly good field trip. I've liked geography from A-level onwards. "I did it part time over four years because I am also looking after Joshua. It was a real balancing act. In the summer holidays when I was working in the lab I sometimes had to take him with me because there was just nowhere else to go. So he helped me analyse the soil samples in the lab!" Her dissertation on the magnetic and radioactive properties of soil won the prize for the best undergraduate dissertation. She is currently working at Coventry University The expanding main campus is situated on the east side of Coventry city centre, which boasts one of the most innovative (and unusual-looking) university libraries in the UK. The university is particularly noted for its world-renowned automotive design and engineering degree courses as as a part-time lecturer and hoping to get funding to do a doctorate in geography. She said: "I'm interested in working in the environmental side of geography - possibly conservation or river catchment management. I'm also enjoying the lecturing very much." School of Mathematical & Information Sciences Wednesday, November 16 at 10.30am Certificate of Higher Education A Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE) is a higher education qualification in the United Kingdom. It is awarded after one year full-time study (or equivalent) at a university or other higher education institution. : Mikel Fernando Bruce, Chao Jiang, Andrew Maher Andrew "Andy" "Radar" Maher (born 1965 in Victoria, Australia) is an Australian media personality, having had multiple roles in Australian newspapers, television and radio. , Hoc Lun Tam, Adnan Zakir. Diploma of Higher Education: Jignesh Chauhan, Javed Iqbal, Mohammed Younis Hanif, Mohammed Mamanur Rahman. Certificate of Higher Education in Business Information Technology: Tahseen Jasimuddin Ahmed, Vikas Ditta, Rajpal Singh Gill, Iklaaq Hussain. Certificate of Higher Education, in Computing: Lola Bolarinwa, Alice Hobbs , Satinder Kimar, Clive Richard Mason, Amrik Sembi Certificate of Higher Education, in Multimedia Computing: Richard Thomas Dent. Certificate in Information Communications Technology Noun 1. communications technology - the activity of designing and constructing and maintaining communication systems engineering, technology - the practical application of science to commerce or industry : Jennifer Kay Arnold, Christopher Bestwick, Margaret Costigan, Sarah Jennifer Jarvis, Francis Perry. Certificate in Mathematics: Brandon Fuller. Diploma of Higher Education in Computing: Nazeem Akhtar,, Samantha Louise Barry, Tejinder Singh Karir, Jassie Mann, Matthew West There are several people named Matthew West:
Diploma of Higher Education in, Business Information Technology: Shahzad Hanif Bhatti, Paramjit Bilkhu, Faiza Ghafur, Sukhjinder Singh Gill, Peter Lee, Opinder Kaur Madahar, Awas Mustafa, , Imtenan Rafiq, Mohammed Saleem, Jasvinder Harcharan Singh Harcharan Singh is the first Sikh officer to be recruited in the Pakistan Army. Early life He is 19 years old and hails from Nankana Sahib, the birth place of Guru Nanak. , Saif Ullah, Fan Zhang. Diploma of Higher Education in Computer Science: Joel Nathan Williams
Nathan Williams was a fictional character in the popular BBC soap opera EastEnders. He was played by Doug Allen. . Higher National Diploma in Business Information Technology: Jacqueline Matovu. Higher National Diploma in Computing: Paul Graham For other persons named Paul Graham, see Paul Graham (disambiguation). Paul Graham (b. Weymouth, England, 1964) is a Lisp programmer, venture capitalist, and essayist. Holliday, Matthew Reeves, Bachelor of Arts General: Surjeet Bhatoya Devi Bachelor of Arts in Business Information Technology: Samuel Addo, Jaswinder Kaur Aheer, Ibrahim Ahmed Ibrahim Ahmed or Ibrahim Ahmad (1914-2000) was an Iraqi-Kurdish author; One of the founders and Secretary-General of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, from 1947-58. He was living in England after 1975. , Sherif she·rif also sha·rif n. 1. A descendant of the prophet Muhammad through his daughter Fatima. 2. The chief magistrate of Mecca in Ottoman times. 3. A Moroccan prince or ruler. Alawiye, Farah Amanullah, Richard Stuart Ambrose, Akpojotor Asah, Kamran Asghar, Kiranjeet Athwal, Nusrat Azmi, Surinderpal Bahel, Lakhjit Bains, Gurdip Singh Bansal, Oliver Barnes, Daljit Singh Bassi bas·si n. A plural of basso. , Kwadwo Boakye, Adam Bromberg, Andrew Lloyd Brown Lloyd Brown may refer to:
Jordan James plays for the Widnes Vikings in National League One. He also plays for Wales. His primary position is as a prop and he can also operate as a second-row forward. , Mohammed Hussain Jan, Mark Steven Johnston, Sanjai Joshi, Rukhsana Kabal, Salina Salina (səlī`nə), city (1990 pop. 42,303), seat of Saline co., central Kans., on the Smoky Hill River; founded 1858 by settlers opposed to slavery, inc. 1870. Kalair, Gurmit Kaur, Sukhdeep Kaur, Reena Lad, Yasser Liaqat, Rizwan Lockhat, Usman Mahmood, Ayobami Adewale Majiyagbe, Tongayi Masanzu, Emtiyaz Mohammed , Keletso Morapedi, Abdullah Mussa, Shelley Leanne Musson, Alexandra Toluope Olowokandi, Anish Panchal, Yogesh Parekh, Jesika Parmar, Dharmesh Patel, Jaimal Patel, Kishor Patel, Kirendeep Kaur Powar, Amanda Claire Preston*, Cecil Claude Quayson, Mohammed Dowlatur Rahman, Claire Louise Ray, Daniel Alex Ratcliffe, Anna Rees, Mark Ricketts, Jason Richards, Gary Nigel Roberts, Gurdip Singh Sagoo, Arfan Salim, Gurminder Singh Sangha sangha: see Buddhism. sangha Buddhist monastic order, traditionally composed of four groups: monks, nuns, laymen, and laywomen. Established by the Buddha, it is the world's oldest body of celibate clerics. , Bhavni Shah, Irrum Shaikh, Kiren Sheraz, Jagdeep Singh, Ian Edwin Solway, Paul Richard Strumidlo, Navdeep Tambar, Suhayl Ahmed Tariq, Aidan George Thumpston, Jonathan Roy Tomlinson, Azid Ullah, Gurpal Singh Virdee, Christopher Paul Wright, Rizwana Yasmeen Zaman, * also awarded a Higher National Diploma in Business Information Technology. Bachelor of Arts in Business Information Technology with Accounting: Robina Begum be·gum n. 1. A Muslim woman of rank. 2. Used as a form of address for such a woman. [Urdu begam, from East Turkic begüm, first person sing. , Olasupo Anthony Olaolu Olaniyi, Mohammad Shafiq-Ur Rahman, Jagdip Singh. Bachelor of Arts in Business Information Technology with E-Commerce: Adrian Groves, Sandeep Singh Pabla, Nur Alam Siddique. Bachelor of Science Noun 1. Bachelor of Science - a bachelor's degree in science BS, SB bachelor's degree, baccalaureate - an academic degree conferred on someone who has successfully completed undergraduate studies in E-Commerce with Computing: Anil Parshad, Dharminder Singh Pouni. Bachelor of Arts in Business Information Technology with Human Resource Management: Adepemi Atilade, Helen Bridget Carter, Sukhwinder Sandhu Kaur, Gurjit Kaur Marwaha, Sheikh sheikh or shaykh Among Arabic-speaking tribes, especially Bedouin, the male head of the family, as well as of each successively larger social unit making up the tribal structure. The sheikh is generally assisted by an informal tribal council of male elders. Ndow, Dayle West. Bachelor of Arts in Business Information Technology with International Business: Navjot Kaur Bhambra, Sukbir Kaur Gill, Charlotte Gribben, Deborah Jane Abla Nelson, Parimal Patel, Jaymal Vadher, (also awarded British Computer Society Established in 1957, The British Computer Society (BCS) is a body that represents those working in Information and Communications Technology ICT. It is the largest United Kingdom-based professional body for computing. , Coventry Branch Prize), Yun Wa Zhang, Nan Zhao. Bachelor of Arts in Business Information Technology with Marketing: Yogita Chokshi, Ivan James Davies, Sabeeta Devi, Wendy Mayli Lim Holland, Shazia Parveen, Irshad Rassool, Yoke Cheng Tee. Bachelor of Science in Computer Science , (studied at INTI College, Malaysia): Li Zhi. Bachelor of Science in Computer Science: Rikin Adatia, Moied Ahmed, Michael Allen, (also awarded The School of Mathematical and Information Sciences Prize), David Andrew Armitage, Mohammed Imran Asghar, Gurmukh Bassan, Sameena Begum, Paul Kuljit Singh Bhandal, Inderpal Singh Birdi, Guillaume Blot, Adam Mark Bowns, Sukhdeep Singh Boyal, Simon Calcutt, Antoine Ceol, Hao hao n. pl. hao See Table at currency. [Vietnamese hào.] Noun 1. Fong Chin, David Andrew Chipping, (also awarded The R M Footit Prize), Raymond Kai Bon Chung, Brendan James Coombes, David Michael Coton, Matthew Crawford, Mark Dore, Fabien Favet, Iain Philip Sean Fletcher, Artiz Galdos, Daniel James Gibbons, Pawandeep Gill, John Daniel Glendon, Benjamin John Harris, Daniel Hopkins, George Hudson, Duncan Irving, Syed Suhair Jaffery, Nicholas Johnson, Konstintina Karatsivi, Michael Kiburi, Georgios Kintis, Alan James Knight, Navdeep Kohli, Thomas Kopp, Michael Lancashire, Carlyle Pierre Latty-Alleyne, Daniel Jonathan Mathews, Michael Francis McMahon, Ibrar Mohammed Mughal, Cedric Muller, Majid Najib, Majid Hussain Nagra, Lee Nevin, Jason James Nice, Wilfred Nsofor, Oyedeji Abiose Oyetunji, Khairul Rizam Othman, Kiran Parmar, Manish Patel, Nehal Patel, Adeel Quadri, Kevin Roughton, Rajinder Kaur Sandhu, Seth Thomas Sannick, Philipp Alexander Schneidewind, Andrew Snaith, Atif Hussain Syed, Hammad Syed Muhammad, Michal Krzysztof Thompson, Robert Justin Lyske Thompson, Errol Turner, Joseba Urkiri, Amarachi Uzowuru, Neil Anthony Wann, Simon James Wilson, Clement Daniel Phillipe Zunino. Bachelor of Arts in Business Computing: Ahmed Abdullah, Timothy Dyas Mayombwe, Yanaa Farouk Saeed, Maud Ama Sedziafa, Zaitun Suleiman. Bachelor of Science in Computing: Mohamed Abdriahman Abdigheir, Tarig Alameer, Christopher Alder, Katherine Louise Ball, Andrew Clive Barnacle barnacle, common name of the sedentary crustacean animals constituting the subclass Cirripedia. Barnacles are exclusively marine and are quite unlike any other crustacean because of the permanently attached, or sessile, mode of existence for which they are highly , Naheeda Bi, Pablo Burgos, Paul Graham Branfield, Yin Lam Chan, Sunil Chudasama, Anthony Cross, Laurence Mark Davenport, Kelvin Devonish, Daniel Ellar, Steven Finnegan, Stuart Fletcher, Malcolm Goodwin, Muhammed Iftequar Hamid, Trevor Charles Harrison, Ian Peter Hendry, Gavin Peter Hunt, Abbas Hussain, Omer Islam *, Manjinder Johal, Furkan Faruk Jussab, Malcolm John Larby, Ravinder Singh Mann, Rupinder Kaur Nagra, Simon Richard Pickering, Nickesh Rathod, Rashid Sarwar, Nidhi Saxena, Gurminder Singh Sidhu, Dominick Staniforth, Sarah Stanley, Asad Sultan, Jaswinder Singh Tatla, Martin Paul Thomas, Mohi Uddin, Mathew Wilkins * also awarded a Higher National Diploma in Computing. Bachelor of Science in E-Commerce: Qizhi Han, Robert Taylor, Tingyuan Zhang. Bachelor of Science in E-Commerce with Information Technology: Nabil Ahmad, Amarjit Kaur Birdi, Matthew James Buxcey, Qi Kuang, Liam McSheffrey, Etienne Jean Emil Sacramento, Kuljit Kaur Uppal, Iris Cheuk Kwan Wong, Saima Zaman. Bachelor of Arts in E-Commerce with Marketing: Sairah Shamim Janjua Bachelor of Science in Geography and Computing: Ian Andrew Booth. Bachelor of Arts in Information Technology and Law: Jennie Chapman. Bachelor of Science in Information and Data Management: Mandeep Kaur. Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia Computing: Ross Jeffrey James Bacchus, Shmandip Banwait, Maythinee Darninsuang, Matthew Dye, Louis Gobron, Robert David William Hill, Shezad Hussain, David Jennings, Kulbir Kaila, Panagiotis Koudanis, Peter Alan Lyes, Zak Stanton Mensah, Natalie Anne Minty, Joanna Karen Riley, (also awarded The School of Mathematical and Information Sciences Prize), Nicholas Dean Scurr, Jarnail Singh. Bachelor of Science in Network Computing: Mark Simon Adams *, Sharad Bhardwaj, Scott Blackwell, Shi Hui Ding, Max Faulkner, Andrew Fearon, Luping Han, Richard David Joscelyne, Mohazam Khan, Amit Kumar, Timothy Ian Mahoney, Peter John Metcalfe, Matthew Mo, Jayesh Panchal, Alia Parveen, Shabbir Sidat, Alun Rhys Thomas, Wai Man Wong, Shabab Yousaf * also awarded a Higher National Diploma in Network Computing. Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering: Barry Robert Burrows, Paul James Dickinson, (also awarded The School of Mathematical and Information Sciences Prize), David Goring, David Jonathan Hewitt, Mohammad Shahinur Miah. Bachelor of Science in Mathematics: Joanne Bird, Shamaila Idrees, Dawn Nicklin, Anupa Kaur Purewal, (also awarded The Institute for Mathematics and its Application Prize), Rita Rishiraj, Ouliana Vlasova, John Walsh, Ashley Ward, (also awarded The Institute for Mathematics and its Application Prize and the School of Mathematical and Information Sciences Prize), Georgina Mary Rose Weeks. Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Statistics: Jennifer Dhaliwal, Marios Ellinas, Ruth Elizabeth Jackson. Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Computing: David Andrew Brown, Daniel Strange. Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Sciences: Afshan Ajaz, Emma Ruth Bainbridge, Jody Ford, Christopher Mark Morgan, Clare Mary Reddan, Tejinder Kaur Sandhu, Amy Denise Walls. Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Sciences and Accounting: Mamadou Mounir Diallo. Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Sciences and Economics: Clement Oppong-Manu. Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Sciences and Finance: Rachel Arden, Nicola Ann Goodwill. Bachelor of Science in Computer Systems: John Cresswell, Jonathan Greenwood, Robert Johnson. Bachelor of Engineering Bachelor of Engineering (commonly abbreviated as BE or BEng) is an undergraduate academic degree awarded to a student after three to five years of studying engineering at an accredited university in Australia, Canada, China, Finland, Germany, India, Ireland, Korea, in Computer and Control Systems: Kefilwe Tlhabologang. Bachelor of Science in Management Science: John David House. Bachelor of Science in Science: Koli Begum. Postgraduate Certificate in Computing: Hsina Akhter, Anthony Kweku, Sundeep Manon. Postgraduate Diploma in Computing: Wen Wei Zheng. Master of Science in Computing: Raed Darwich, Brian Johnson, Valerie Elizabeth Hubbard, Sally Louise Knight, Pete James Linforth, Muhammad Naeem Ur Rehman, Nicholas Anthony Wright, Nikolaos Zachariadis. Postgraduate Certificate in Computer Science: Talat Iqbal. Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Science: Mohammed Imam Hossain Khandaker. Master of Science in Computer Science: Aliyu Salihu Anka, Despoina Didaskalou, Amarjeet Kaur, Xin Yui Liu, Desmond Lobo, Kaustav Mukhopadhyay, Gursimran Singh Narang, Anant Vaibhav Singh Panwar, Subeer Singh Suri, Beheshteh Tajeddin. Master of Science in E-Commerce: Idris Ahmed, Twanny Borg, Angela Siew Hoong Lee, Ruoh Ling Ng, Tarulata Patel, Mulutin Pavicevic, Fui Chee Shee, Seah Kuan Sow, Jessie Tang Ling Tang, Robina Tinawin, Khanh Vu, Xin Wang, Li Jou Wong. Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology for Management: Sabeena Mahay, Richard West. Master of Science in Information Technology for Management: Mohamed Al Khawar, Dalia Dawud Mohammad Al-Eisawi, Ranbeer Singh Brar, Jaspreet Grewal, Jonathan Paul Murphy, (also awarded The British Computer Society Coventry Branch Prize), Tian Tian or T'ien (Chinese; “Heaven”) In indigenous Chinese religion, the supreme power reigning over humans and lesser gods. The term refers to a deity, to impersonal nature, or to both. Dung Nguyen, Kolawole Charles Okeyale, Vassiliki Roupa, Brynda Sandhar, Ketan Sompura, Dennis Younge. Master of Science in Control Engineering: James Border, Saad Omran Elhashmi, (also awarded The Control Theory and Applications Centre Prize), Jens Linden, (also awarded The MathWorks Prize and The Industrial Advisory Board Prize), Dong Wang. Master of Science in Informatics and Control: Korak Ghosh. Postgraduate Certificate in Systems and Control: Dawid Zydek. Master of Science in Systems and Control: Moussa Belghaouti, Adrian Vogt, Moussa Yahaia. Postgraduate Diploma: Rami rami [L.] plural of ramus. rami communicantes bundles of nerve fibers connecting a sympathetic ganglion to spinal nerve; categorized as gray rami (unmyelinated postganglionic fibers) or white rami (myelinated preganglionic Shafiq Mohammed Al-Natour. Postgraduate Diploma in Software Development: Kofi Amu-Darko. Master of Science in Software Development: Nicola Kathryn Butler, Timothy John Cook, Qais Ather Dev, Davis Kusi, James Alexander Murphy, Obafemi Oladimejl Ogun, Zaid Farouk Saeed, John Leonard Underwood, (also awarded The Waterstones Bookshop Prize) Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration in Logistics: Ibrahim Ayyub Patel. Master of Business Administration in Logistics:Paul Osareme Akhilomen, Sira Atchararuji, Dayana Banchongphanith, Jane Elizabeth Anne Benton, Marios Bogiatzis, Sophie Brockhoff, Kanchan Dora. Master of Business Administration in Information Techology: Olabisi Oluwakemi Akinshilo, Sami Falah Zaizie Al Harfoushi, Shafi Homoud Al-Shafi, Monther Al-Zoubi, Deepa Arora, Rami Abdelqader Bakeir, Nemish Behl, Vishal Bhasin, Pradeep Bangalore Chandrashekaraiah, Che Tsung Chang, Geemon Ghevarghese, Alireza Khaknia, M. Asan Khan, Boondarick Kovilaukool, Tadoh Ndikum Munji, Annie Thecla Sealy-Auguste, Purnima Sharma, Tengu Nora Ashikin Tengku Nazaruddin, Amandi Anselm Ukwatu, Jihao Zhou. Master of Science in Software Engineering: Vikas Arora, Antwan Awad, Tessa Euphemia Daniel, Rasha Nuqul. Master of Science in, Business Decision Management: Lepani Matal Bevu, Zhao Li, Anita Kumari Prashar. Master of Science in Network Computing: Jorge Enrique Choy Pernia. Master of Philosophy: Yvonne Halliday Wilcox: In recognition of a programme of work entitled, Prototype Multimedia Interface for the NHS NHS abbr. National Health Service NHS (in Britain) National Health Service Electronic Health Record. Doctor of Philosophy Gillian Jack: In recognition of a programme of work entitled, Modelling the Current State and Potential Use of Knowledge Management in Higher Education Institutions. Doctor of Philosophy Rashmi Raj Joshi: In recognition of a programme of work entitled Modelling Survival Time Distributions of Cancer Data using Artificial Neural Network (artificial intelligence) artificial neural network - (ANN, commonly just "neural network" or "neural net") A network of many very simple processors ("units" or "neurons"), each possibly having a (small amount of) local memory. . Doctor of Philosophy Jonathan David Williams: In recognition of a programme of work entitled The Use of Linguistic Variables in Similarity Based Decision Support. . Doctor of Philosophy Ying Xie: In recognition of a programme of work entitled "Decision Support for Operational Supply Chain Management and Control in the Presence of Uncertainty". School of Science & The Environment Centre for Lifelong Learning Centre for Higher Education Development Wednesday, November 16 2005 at 1.00 pm Certificate of Higher Education: Rocio Bengoecha, Guillaume Gemelas, Laurence Gruchet, David Andrew Hall, Lana Hameed, Anthony Jack Murphy, Adam Fraser Pritchett, James Vaughan Russell, Derek Ezra Starling starling, any of a group of originally Old World birds that have become distributed worldwide. Starlings were brought to New York in 1890; since then the common starling (Sturnus vulgaris) has spread throughout North America. , Frauke Tillmans, Andrew David Underhill, Andrew Walster. Diploma of Higher Education: Wahid Bik, Mark Stuart Dowdle, Alexander Geoffrey Kirby, Bishop Tamajoki Modise, Andrew Christopher Morris, James Andrew Porter, Hwa Yung Su, George Vassilakos, Daniel West. Higher National Certificate in Building: Nicola Jane Baldwin (also awarded The Chartered Institute of Building Certificate of Excellence), Matthew Dale Burns, Gary Robert Davies, Daniel John Gooch, Christopher Paul Green, Paul King, Neil Marks, Philip Robert Silvester, Paul Terence Stokes. Higher National Diploma in Building: Mohammed Asif, Tom Brooke Holroyd, Ravinder Singh Sahota, Steven Singh, Tony Virk. Higher National Certificate in Civil Engineering: Elizabeth Suzanne Austin, David James Birchall, James Crosby, Katie Jayne Fuller, Andrew John Hejdner, Alan John Holt, Sherralyne Houlihan, Christopher David Hughes, Bifang Pan Li, Sam Mason, Jason Johan Phillip McLeish, Jeffrey Morris, William Patrick Neary, Mark Tubutt, Adam Walker, Andrew Craig Wildman. Higher National Diploma in Civil Engineering: Mark Andrew Goldingay, Johnathan Mackenzie Rushworth. Higher National Diploma in Sport and Exercise Science (Studied at Henley College): Caolan Cunningham, Ezra Daniel Duister Certificate in Wine Studies: Marc Andrea-Levy, Martin Browett, Sue Waddell. Diploma in Wine Studies: Kyn Aizlewood, Christine Mary Bury, Simon Dexter- Jones, Jason Evans, Sharon Mary Hardacre, Philip John Charles Harris, Terence Kenny, James Richards, Dominic Shaw, Anthony Souter. Diploma in Business Continuity Management: Kristian Alsing, Sarah Armstrong- Smith, Robin Gordon Ashton, Richard Baldwin, Grahame Brown, Brendan Cashell, Bruce Charles Doe, Mark Donlon, Helen Louise England, Trevor Finlay, David Roy Gregory, Glenn Hall, Rosemary Ann Johnston, Ian James Pidgen, Garry Malcolm Vardon-Smith, Timothy George Wald, Joseph Walton, Christian Wendel, Alan Young. Diploma in Emergency Planning: Ross Baird, Olwyn Banner, Caroline Ruth Brookes, Zonia Brown, Sharon Jane Mary Buckley, Paula Janel Bull, Patrick Callaghan, Kevin Claxton, Emma Jane Cook, Julie Cooper, Marie Elizabeth Dale, Patricia Ann Earp, Della Fackrell, Gemma Victoria Ginn, Robert Stuart Gough, Craig Andrew Hamilton, Stuart James Hamilton, Ian David Hardman, Jenny Hardy, Steven Harvey, Julie Gaynor Hicks, Julie Elizabeth James, Sandra Margaret Kissane, Jane Louise Lane, Jeffrey Little, Victor Lucas, Gavin Spencer Macho, Garry James Mawby, Gordon McLanaghan, Ian Stuart McLeod, David Graham McQuirk, Barbara Mockridge, Alan James Morris, Patrick O'Rourke, Stephen Platt, Joanna Elizabeth Procter, James Christopher Rogers, Jeffrey Seear, Andrew David Smith, Gerard Stanley, Paul Stephen Walker, Sandra Jayne Walker, David John Williams, Huw Rhys Williams, Julia Anne Worrow. Diploma in Health Emergency Management: Charles Wilfred Stephen Barfield, Katherine Langhorne, Peter Mulcahy, Tracey Quinn, Charlotte Marie Shaw, David James Walker David James Walker (1905-05-10 – 1995-09-22) was a Canadian politician. Born in Toronto, Ontario, he was educated at Jarvis Collegiate Institute, the University of Toronto and Osgoode Hall Law School. He was called to the Ontario Bar in 1931. . Diploma in Operational Management and Technical Support for Specialist Rescue (in collaboration with The Outreach Organisation and The Fire Service College): Paul Amos, Mark Andrew Huggins, Andrew Methven, James Kelly Richmond. Diploma in Technical Response and Incident Management for Specialist Rescue (in collaboration with The Outreach Organisation and The Fire Service College): Jeremy Akehurst, Robert James Baker, Christopher Robert Bilby, Kevin Brain, Steve Burridge, Philip Anthony Driver, Kevin John Escort, Stephen Mark Fox, Stuart Gillion, Paul Harper, Dean Graham Harris, Andrew Michael Hartley, Douglas Ian Hewett, Ian Holden, Adrian Holmes, Terry Jewell, Timothy Jones, Michael Francis Kelly, Robert Kreisler, Neil Mayne, Neil McKerracher, Peter Owen, Colin Oxley, Andrew David Pattenden, Alan Philip Sheilds, Duncan Stewart Sime, Marvin Christopher Smith, Malcom John Stephens, Steve Stock, Robert Russel Vaughan, David Michael Walker, Colin David White, David Jonathan Whittle, Robin Wilkinson, Leslie Ralph Willey, Alan Hugh Fredrick Woods, Richard Alan Young. Bachelor of Science in Science: Samina Ali, Andrew Thomas Bunney, Rachael Heather Cahill, Noelle Celecia, Mohammad Imran, Alex Matthew Jukes, Haney Massod, Paul Gerard McDonagh, Kerith Anne Jane McKnight, Brian Mulroe, Matthew Pearson, Alex Reed, Kerry Sophia Sharples, Benjamin Edmund Slater, Robert Williams, Paul Andrew Wilson. Bachelor of Science in Architectural Design Technology: Ben Stephen Curley, Robert Leslie Davey (also awarded the BIAT BIAT Banque Internationale Arabe de Tunisie (Tunisian bank) BIAT British Institute of Architectural Technologists BIAT Brain Injury Association of Tennessee BIAT Burn-In/Aging Tester Award), Daniel John Gates, Thomas Michael Hogg (also awarded The Deeley Prize), Jonathan Philip Hughes (also awarded The Deeley Prize), Harmandeep Singh Lally, Garikai Godwin Mudyiwa, Diljote Singh Sidhu, Lee Christopher Turner, Adam Christian Walters. Bachelor of Science in Building Surveying: Robert John Askew a·skew adv. & adj. To one side; awry: rugs lying askew. [Probably a-2 + skew. , James Barby (also awarded The Building Magazine Prize), Jatinder Singh Boyal, Neil Andrew Brunning, Jonathan Clements, Daniel Mark Evans (also awarded the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors | The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) is an independent, representative professional body which regulates property professionals and surveyors in the United Kingdom and other sovereign nations. Outstanding Students Prize), Matthew John Glasgow (also awarded The Deeley Prize and The Property Week Magazine Prize), Stephanie Louise Monk, Sean Edwin O'Connor, Michael Charles Park, James Francis Piggott, Morteza Sharif-Shirazi, Patrick McCabe Taylor. Bachelor of Science in Construction Management: Olugbenga Gideon Adesiyan, Sarah Elizebeth Batton, James Robert Breach, Paul Darrington, Darren Lee Evans, Stephen David Goodrem (also awarded The Cahrtered Institute of Building Certificate of Excellence), Anne Michelle Hood, Mark Norman, Paul James Arthur Seddon. Bachelor of Science in Built Environment Studies: Adam Marcus Clayton, Qiang Li, Jonathan Roots. Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences: Amina Aden, Gurpreet Kaur Babra, Rukhsana Begum, Amritpal Singh Duhela, Safia Bano Fazal, Amber Flanagan, Sarah Frances Hamer, Louise Anne Hamilton, Sofia Kauser, Wardah Majeed, Andleeb Mazhar, Adam Munslow, Pushpa Patel, Christopher Edwin Shelton, Mohammed Zakeria. Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences with Forensics: Hina Malik. Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry: Kudakwashe Tichivangana. Bachelor of Science in Biomedical bi·o·med·i·cal adj. 1. Of or relating to biomedicine. 2. Of, relating to, or involving biological, medical, and physical sciences. Sciences: Nazia Akhtar, Harvinder Kaur Gahir, Yameen Khan, Dawn Lisa MacLennan, Sobia Naaz Moghal, Amira Nasir, Thomas Richard O'Connor, Abdalla Osman Dogi Dogi may refer to:
Bachelor of Science in Cell and Molecular Biology Cell and Molecular Biology may refer to:
Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences: Dardan Dine, Musaid Musleh. Bachelor of Science in Chemistry: James Brian Addison, Hannah Jane Alcock, Andrew James Bale, Susan Lynn Guy, Anne-Laure Sanoner, Elodie Thonnard, Adam James Wheeler. Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with Forensic Science The application of scientific knowledge and methodology to legal problems and criminal investigations. Sometimes called simply forensics, forensic science encompasses many different fields of science, including anthropology, biology, chemistry, engineering, genetics, : Francesca Louise Doust, Christopher David Hart (also awarded The Chemistry Prize), Nhat- Linh Luu, Tracie Karen Parham. Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Chemistry: Neelam Hallan, Dayna Lorrell Newby. Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Chemistry with Forensic Science: Toks Fowowe. Bachelor of Science in Forensic Chemistry with Criminology: Gurjit Kaur Khera, Leanne Sarah Martin, Lucy Elizabeth Patton. Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering Design: Nabil Alam, Spencer William Robin House, Shahzad Ahmed Mirza, Katherine Moore, Arwyn Rhys Norris, Jamie Orme. Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering with Disaster Studies: James Dornan. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering: Ali Ali Ali Abo Elwafa, Farhad Ahmed, Sofiane Fekkai, Marcus Adam Hobley, Dikaios Petrongonas, Christos Zografakis. Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering: Ravi Jha, Jagjit Singh Mahal Mahal may refer to:
Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering and Management: Kelvin Chi-Ming Chau, Sui-Wan Hui. Bachelor of Engineering in Civil and Structural Engineering: Benjamin Scott Arnsby, Neil George O'Connor, Benjamin Olebile. Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering Construction: Matthew Francis Abercrombie (also awarded the David Berry Memorial Prize), Jason Charles Brook, Amandeep S Dhani, Nicholas Horton-Salway, Mark O'Donohue (also awarded The David Sulley Memorial Prize), Mohd Noorazidi Yunus. Bachelor of Science in Development and Health in Disaster Management: Alexandra Louise Booth, Ruth Frances Elizabeth Bradney, Edward Robert Chandler, Kelly Samantha Dallen, Mark Brian Devereux, Oscar Garcia Munoz, Katie Mears, Dominic peter Linsfort Mellon, Paul Raymond Minshull, Emily Jayne Moore, Zoe Jade Nixon, Sharon Charlotte Richie, Amelia Weaver, Steve Philip Wytcherley. Cecil Angel Cup: Joseph Barnes, Bachelor of science in International Disaster Engineering and Management. Joseph Barnes has made an outstanding contribution to the University and to the wider, international, community. During his second year on the BSc Internation Disaster Engineering Management he joined the committee of the student society International Disaster Concern and produced, wrote articles for and edited the most successful and professional edition of the society's magazine. This edition is still used to market the University's courses in Disaster Management to prospective students. He was also heavily involved in the charitable events organised by the society that year. He then spent a year in Ethiopia, as an intern with the World Food Programme and played a key role in setting up a food for work initiative aimed at creating food and environmental security for the most deprived. By the end of his placement he had designed the CHILD project (Children in Local Development) and secured funding for it to run in 300 schools. He returned to Coventry for an excellent final year, during which he completed an independent study related to his internship, suitable for publication in an academic journal. He visited Ethiopia again over Easter, to continue work on the CHILD project, which now employs another Coventry graduate and an Ethiopian member of staff. He also developed a moving display of photographs at the University, entitled 'Portrait of a Nation', and with a fellow intern delivered lectures showing how he developed the sustainability indicators and the programme as a whole. Through his academic excellence, drive and compassion, Joe Barnes has enhanced the learning experience of his peers at the University and the reputation of Disaster Management at Coventry with the World Food Programme and partner organisations (UNICEF, USAID USAID United States Agency for International Development USAID Agencia de los Estados Unidos para el Desarrollo Internacional (Spanish) ). Most importantly, he has made a significant contribution to the improved sustainable livelihoods of children in Ethiopia. Bachelor of Science in International Disaster Engineering and Management: Joseph Cecil Barnes (also awarded The Cecil Angel Cup), Sally Brown, Hannah Katherine Davis, Shaun Thomas Edgerley, Alice Louisa Hayes, John Lyttle, David Mark Pignon, Christopher Sargeant, Tobias Franklin Sexton, Chris Smith, Gabriel Olav Suarez, Christopher John Swinscoe. Bachelor of Arts in Emergency and Disaster Management: Rebecca Rose Blake, Gareth James Davies, Jason Lee Dear, Emma-Jane Fiona Ellison, Paul John Johnson, John Rhys Jones, Christopher Stuart Lightfood, Liam Patton, Sophie Powers, Nicholas James White. Bachelor of Arts in Disaster Studies: Paul Henry Barnard, Riccardo Laneri, Michael Anthony McNulty, Holly White. Bachelor of Science in Disaster Studies: Russell Anthony Johnson. Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science: Cornelia Bufe, Jenna Lee Day, Catherine Jane Mary Haynes, Christopher John Hurley, David Andrew Khan, Tina Marion Michel, Izumi Segawa, Elsie Wong. CAPTION(S): WELL DONE MUM...Corrina Gibbs and her son Joshua. Picture: Lisa Carey D28988_4 |
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