The Otago Business School's Dean's List recognises and celebrates excellence in academic achievement for students enrolled in the Bachelor of Commerce degree. We congratulate those students who have made the list from across all disciplines in the School.
To qualify, students are likely to be in the top 5% of their class, with a grade average of 7.5 or higher. Students are also required to complete a minimum of 90points worth of Commerce papers in any qualifying year.
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Otago Business School Dean's List – 2019
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Ben Andrew (Economics)
Holly Armstrong (Accounting/Finance)
Isobel Avis (Accounting)
Alex Bartley (Economics)
Louis Bellugue (Economics/Finance)
Kieran Belworthy (Information Science/Management)
Aimee Blake (Marketing)
Stella Blomfield (Finance)
Taine Box (Management/Marketing)
Harriet Butt (Philosophy, Politics, Economics)
Georgia Cleaver (Management)
Louis Costil (Finance)
Poppy Cox (Finance)
Meg Crowley (Accounting)
Claudia Cunningham (Economics)
Harry Dalzell (Accounting)
Ellice D'Arcy (Management)
Tim Dippie (Finance)
Kate Dobson (Management)
Troy Dyer (Finance)
Jimmy Ellison (Accounting/Finance)
Andrew Fleming (Philosophy, Politics, Economics)
Cecilia Foster (Human Resource Management)
Georgia Freeman (Economics/Finance)
Giullia Gasparotto Da Silva (Accounting/International Business)
Vera Goesmann (Accounting)
Georgia Gordon (Accounting)
George Gray (Finance)
Kitty Greensill (Economics/Finance)
Jack Grey (Finance)
Jakob Harvey (Management)
Shaelyn Hattle (Economics/Human Resource Management)
Rico Hawker (Accounting/Economics)
Caleb Homersham (Accounting)
Juliet Jennison (Accounting/Marketing)
Asahi Koizumi (Economics/Finance)
Cam Leigh (Accounting)
Luka Licul (Economics/Finance)
Kelly Liew (Accounting/Finance)
Tom Lindsay (Finance)
Hayley Lockett (Accounting/Economics)
Gemma Loveday (Finance)
Dylan Lovell (Finance)
Dean Lowry (Economics)
Matthew Maitland (Accounting)
Rachel Malden (Economics/Finance)
Matthew Marsh (Accounting/Finance)
Mike McInerney-Heather (Economics/Finance)
Taine McKay (Economics)
Laura Mckissock (Human Resource Management)
Lachie McLean (Finance)
Zara McLellan (Accounting/Economics)
Ryan McTigue (Accounting)
Will Methven (Marketing)
Kelsey Mitchell (Marketing)
Josh Morrison (Accounting/Finance)
Seri Nursofia Munawir (Economics/Finance)
Albie Murray (Economics)
Aimee Murrell (Economics/Finance)
Isobella Ng (Management)
Oliver Nicholson (Finance)
Crystal Norman (Accounting/Finance)
Dylan Owen (Accounting/Finance)
Rebecca Pearce (Human Resource Management)
Quinn Pooley (Finance/Management)
Jack Power (Accounting)
Emma Ralston (Human Resource Management)
Maia Reid (International Business)
Olivia Richards (Accounting)
Euan Richardson (Economics/Finance)
Toby Riley (Finance)
Mark Robertson (Accounting/Finance)
Claire Rollinson (Economics)
Clementine Rose (Accounting)
Zachariah Ryan (Finance)
Yasmin Zafirah Safian (International Business)
Eric Seo (Accounting)
Dyani Shepherd-Oates (Marketing)
Amanda Sim (Accounting/Finance)
Zoe Sinclair (International Business/Marketing)
Harry Singleton (Finance)
Thirza Smith (Information Science/Management)
Logan Stadnyk (Economics/Finance)
James Stanners (Economics/Finance)
Nathan Stanners (Economics/Finance)
Jason Stewart (Marketing)
Emmy Sullivan (Economics/International Business)
Sarah Tiffen (Accounting)
Rebecca Tilbrook (Marketing)
Olivia Tod (Accounting)
Sebastien To-Pow-Man (International Business)
Rohan Trill (Economics/Finance)
Caitlin Trubshaw (Management)
Georgia Turnbull (Accounting)
Nico van der Wilt (Economics/Finance)
Casper Van Noppen (Economics)
Nick Vyle (Economics/Finance)
Kia Wales (Management)
Steph Walker (Accounting)
Holly Wanhill (Accounting/Economics)
Isabella Warner (Economics/Finance)
Daniel Wilkinson (Economics/Finance)
Bryn Williamson (Economics)
Olivia Wills (Accounting)
Kelvin Woock (Economics)
Lockie Woon (Economics/Finance)
Grace Wynne (Finance)
Tom Yarrall (Accounting/Finance)
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