List of RMIT University people explained

This is a list of RMIT University people.

This list of people includes alumni as well as current and former students and faculty of the Australian (RMIT University) and Vietnamese (RMIT University Vietnam) branches of the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT).

It also includes alumni as well as former students and faculty from its antecedents: Melbourne Technical College (MTC) and Working Men's College (WMC); amalgamations with: Emily McPherson College of Domestic Economy (EMC), Melbourne College of Decoration, Melbourne College of Printing and Graphic Art and Melbourne College of Textiles; and merger with Phillip Institute of Technology (PIT).

Art

Drawing and painting

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Maryam Al Zadjali	MA Arts Administration	painter and Director of the Omani Society of Fine Arts	^[1]
Ian Armstrong	Dip Art	painter	^[2]
Irene Barberis	former Head of Drawing	founder and Director of Metasenta and the DrawingSpace, Melbourne, both of which have been based at RMIT	^[3] ^[4]
Charles Billich	art classes	painter; work held in the UN Headquarters, Vatican Museums and White House collections	^[5] ^[6]
Godwin Bradbeer	former Head of Drawing	artist	^[7] ^[8] ^[9]
Bill Coleman	art classes [MTC]	artist	^[10]
David de Vries	painting classes	comic book artist and writer, previously with DC Comics and Mad Magazine	^[11]
Lindsay Edward	attended, faculty	abstract artist, developed the Lindsay Edwards Fine Art Collection at RMIT	^[12]
Vincent Fantauzzo	BFA, MFA, faculty	portrait artist, four time winner of the Archibald People's Choice Award	^[13] ^[14]
Harold Freedman, OAM	art classes, former faculty	mural artist, former State Artist of Victoria	^[15]
Luis Geraldes	former faculty	artist	^[16]
Virginia Grayson	BFA (Hon), MFA, faculty	artist; recipient of the Dobell Prize (2008)	^[17] ^[18] ^[19]
William Ellis Green, OAM	art classes	newspaper cartoonist; best known by the pen name "WEG"	^[20]
Robin Hill	art classes	painter and naturalist	^[21] ^[22]
Robert Hollingworth	MA (Fine Art), former faculty	artist; recipient of the Sir John Sulman Prize (1990)	^[23]
Robert Ingpen, AM	Dip Art (Graphics), D Arts (honoris causa)	illustrator and writer; designed the flag of the Northern Territory and many Australian postage stamps	^[24] ^[25]
Kenneth Jack, AM, MBE	art classes	painter; work held in the National Gallery of Australia and Windsor Castle Royal Collection	^[26] ^[27]
Robert Jacks, AO	BA (Painting)	artist; recipient of the Sir John Sulman Prize (1998) and Bendigo Art Gallery's Robert Jacks Prize named in his honour	^[28] ^[29] ^[30]
Jennifer Joseph	fine art classes	artist	^[31]
Anne Judell, AO	BA	artist; recipient of the Dobell Prize (2011)	^[32]
Barry Kay	art classes, painting	painter, scenery and costume design for the theatre, photographer	^[33] ^[34]
John Kelly	BA (Painting), MA (Painting)	painter; painted the "Dobell's Cows" series	^[35] ^[36]
Roger Kemp	commercial art classes [WMC]	abstract artist	^[37]
Ligel Lambert	(Painting), MFA	painter	^[38]
Sam Leach	BA (Hon) (Painting), MFA	painter; third artist ever to receive the Archibald and Wynne prizes in the same year (2010)	^[39] ^[40]
Richard Linton	photolithography classes	painter	^[41]
Tony Lloyd	MFA	painter	^[42]
Van Thanh Rudd	BA (Hon) (Painting)	controversial artist; nephew of former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd	^[43] ^[44]
Gareth Sansom	art classes	artist; former dean of the School of Art at the Victorian College of the Arts and recipient of the Dobell Prize (2012)	^[45] ^[46]
Napier Waller, CMG, OBE	former faculty [WMC]	mural artist	^[47]
Charles Wheeler, OBE, DCM	art classes	painter and recipient of the Archibald Prize (1933)	^[48]

Photography and printmaking

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Tate Adams, AM	former faculty	printmaker	^[49]
Peter Bennetts	BA (Photo)	photographer	^[50] ^[51]
Samantha Everton	BA	photographer	^[52]
Murray Griffin	former faculty	printmaker	^[53]
Grahame King, AM	art classes	printmaker	^[54] ^[55]
Charles Page	Dip Photo, BA (Photo)	photographer	^[56]
Graham Pizzey, AM	DAppSci (honoris causa), faculty	photographer and writer	^[57]
Udo Sellbach	former faculty	printmaker; co-founder of the Print Council of Australia	^[58]
Heather Shimmen	BA	printmaker	^[59]
Christopher Stewart	former faculty	photographer; current Professor of Photography at the University of Technology, Sydney	^[60]
Harrison Tsui	attended	fashion photographer	^[61]

Sculpture and smithing

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Kingsley Baird	MFA	sculptor	^[62]
Peter Corlett	attended	sculptor	^[63]
Stuart Devlin, AO, CMG	Dip Art (Smithing), D Arts (honoris causa)	goldsmith; designed the decimal coinage of Australia; former official jeweller to Queen Elizabeth II	^[64]
Ray Ewers	art classes	sculptor; work held by the Australian War Memorial	^[65]
Leonard French, OBE	art classes	artist; designed the stained glass ceiling of the National Gallery of Victoria	^[66]
Pamela Irving, OBE	former faculty	sculptor; created the popular "Larry La Trobe" sculpture in City Square, Melbourne	^[67]
Stacha Halpern	attended	sculptor	^[68]
Inge King	D Arts (honoris causa), faculty	sculptor	^[69]
Clement Meadmore	BEng, D Arts (honoris causa)	sculptor	^[70] ^[71]
Lenton Parr	Sculpture classes, D Arts (honoris causa)	former director of the Victorian College of the Arts; Lenton Parr Library at the VCA named in his honour	^[72] ^[73]
Klytie Pate, AO	art classes [MTC]	potter; work held by the National Gallery of Victoria and the National Gallery of Australia
Simon Perry	faculty	sculptor; created the popular "Public Purse" sculpture in Bourke Street, Melbourne	^[74]
Lisa Roet	BFA	sculptor
Zoja Trofimiuk	MFA	sculptor
Victor Vodicka, AM	faculty, Fellowship Dip Art/Ind. Design	gold and silversmith	^[75] ^[76]
Teisutis Zikaras	former faculty	sculptor	^[77]

Others

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Stephen Banham	BA, faculty	typographer	^[78]
Betty Churcher, AO	former faculty	former director of the National Gallery of Australia (1990–1997)	^[79]
Alison Forbes	attended	book designer inducted into the Australian Book Designers' Association Hall of Fame (2018)	^[80]
Sir Jonathan Mills, AO	MArch, DArts (honoris causa)	festival director; current director of the Edinburgh International Festival and former director of the Melbourne Festival	^[81]
Jill Orr	MFA	visual artist	^[82]
Sarah Jane Pell	Dip Eng, former faculty	performance and visual artist; former researcher in RMIT's Exertion Games Lab	^[83] ^[84]
Ron Radford, AM	Dip Art (Painting), D Arts (honoris causa)	former Director of the National Gallery of Australia (2004–2014)
Tejal Shah	BA	multidisciplinary visual artist	^[85]
Christian Thompson	BA (Hon) (Visual Art), MFA	visual artist	^[86] ^[87]
Timothy James Webb	MFA	visual artist	^[88]
Shaun Wilson	BFA, faculty	visual artist	^[89] ^[90]
Ilka White	Dip (Studio Textiles)	textile artist	^[91]

Business and society

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Peter Beilharz	former faculty	sociologist co-founder and editor of the academic journal Thesis Eleven	^[92]
Henry Bosch, AO	faculty	businessman; adjunct professor in the RMIT School of Management	^[93]
Allan Briggs	faculty	crisis communications expert and founder of Briggs Communications	^[94]
Andrew Darbyshire, AM	attended	software entrepreneur and philanthropist, founder of Pacsoft	^[95]
Andrew Demetriou	former faculty	former CEO of the Australian Football League (AFL)	^[96]
The Ven. Philip Down	DipAppSci	Church of England Archdeacon of Ashford	^[97] ^[98]
David Dunstan	former faculty	Australian history academic; former Director of Monash University's National Centre for Australian Studies	^[99]
Bob Isherwood	Dip Art (Advert), D Comm (honoris causa)	business leader; former Worldwide Creative Director of Saatchi & Saatchi	^[100]
Margaret Gardner, AO	former Vice-Chancellor	economist and community leader, current Vice-Chancellor of Monash University (2014–present)	^[101]
Paul James	former faculty	Director of the UN Global Cities Programme and former director of the RMIT Global Cities Research Institute	^[102]
Mary Kalantzis	faculty	Adjunct Professor in the RMIT School of Global Studies, Social Science and Planning	^[103]
Bruce Kingsbury, VC	attended	World War II soldier and recipient of the Victoria Cross	^[104]
Tan Le	faculty	business leader and president of Emotiv Systems	^[105] ^[106]
Jonathan Ling	MBA	CEO and managing director of New Zealand's largest listed company Fletcher Building	^[107]
Paul Little, AO	attended, D Bus (honoris causa)	Director of Little Projects and former Director of Australasia's largest transport company Toll Holdings	^[108] ^[109]
Francis Macnab, AM, OM	D Psych (honoris causa)	Executive Minister of the Uniting Church of St Michael's in Melbourne and founder of the Cairnmillar Institute	^[110] ^[111]
Harold Mitchell, AC	Dip Advert, DBus (honoris causa)	media entrepreneur and philanthropist, founder of Mitchell Communications	^[112]
Tom Nairn	former faculty	nationalist, RMIT's Globalism Research Centre Tom Nairn Lecture named in his honour	^[113]
Jacques Nasser, AO	BBus, D Tech (honoris causa)	Chairman of the World's largest mining company BHP Billiton, and former CEO of Ford	^[114] ^[115]
Tony Naughton	former faculty	former professor of economics and head of the RMIT School of Economics, Finance and Marketing	^[116]
The Hon. Francis Ormond	founder	grazier, politician and public benefactor; Building 1 (Francis Ormond Building) at RMIT named in his honour	^[117]
Charles Pearson	former faculty	journalist and politician; Pearson & Murphy's café at RMIT named after him	^[118] ^[119]
Melinda Tankard Reist	BA (Journ)	advocate for women's rights and media commentator	^[120]
Bruce Ruxton, AM, OBE	attended	former president of the Returned and Services League of Australia (Victorian Branch)	^[121]
Leonie Sandercock	former Deputy Dean	former deputy dean of the RMIT School of Global Studies, Social Science and Planning	^[122]
Dame Margaret Scott, AC, DBE	Dip Ed, Grad Dip Arts, D Ed (honoris causa)	ballet dancer; founder and former director of the Australian Ballet School	^[123]
Paul Stoddart	attended	former owner of the Minardi (Formula 1) and Minardi Team USA (Indy Car) racing teams	^[124]
Ziggy Switkowski	current chancellor	business leader and nuclear scientist	^[125]
Robert Thomson	BA (Journ)	CEO of News Corp, former editor-at-large of The Wall Street Journal as well as The Times	^[126]

Design

Architecture

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Hillson Beasley	faculty	architect	^[127]
Robin Boyd, CBE	Architecture classes	influential architect and proponent of modern architecture in Australia	^[128] ^[129]
Mark Burry	faculty	Director of RMIT's Design Research Institute and Spatial Information Architecture Laboratory	^[130] ^[131]
Neil Clerehan	Attended	architect	^[132]
Peter Corrigan	D Arch (honoris causa), faculty	architect; Principal of Edmond and Corrigan	^[133] ^[134]
Norman Day	MArch, D Arch (honoris causa), faculty	architect and writer; adjunct professor of architecture at RMIT	^[135] ^[136]
Harold Desbrowe-Annear	former faculty [WMC]	architect	^[137]
Harriet Edquist	professor of architectural history	architectural historian	^[138]
Zahava Elenberg	BArch (Hon)	architect; Young Australian Businesswoman of the Year (2003)	^[139]
Cassandra Fahey	BArch	architect; designed the controversial "Sam Newman House" in St Kilda	^[140]
Ernest Fooks	former faculty [MTC]	architect; first lecturer in town planning at Melbourne Technical College (antecedent to RMIT)	^[141]
Eli Giannini	BArch, MArch	architect, director of MGS Architects and Life Fellow of the Australian Institute of Architects	^[142] ^[143]
Sean Godsell	MArch	sustainable-design architect	^[144] ^[145]
	Faculty	Assoc Professor of Architecture & Urban Design RMIT; Adjunct Professor of Architecture and Design at the University of Canberra, Adjunct Associate Professor of Architecture University of Queensland	^[146]
Graeme Gunn	Dip, D Arch (honoris causa), former faculty	architect; foundation dean of the RMIT School of Architecture and Design	^[147]
The Hon. Prof. Evan Walker, AO	Dip Arch, FRMIT	former Minister for the Arts, Industry, Major Projects and Public Works; former architect; Former President of RMIT Council	^[148]
Daryl Jackson, AO	Dip Arch	architect; designed Etihad Stadium and the MCG's Great Southern Stand	^[149] ^[150]
Nonda Katsalidis	MArch	architect; Principal of Fender Katsalidis Architects; designed Eureka Tower	^[151]
William S.W. Lim	D Arch (honoris causa), faculty	architect; Adjunct Professor of Architecture at RMIT	^[152]
Peter Maddison	BArch 1983, D Design (honoris causa) 2014	architect, host Grand Designs Australia 2009-23
Peter McIntyre, AO	Dip Arch	architect; Emeritus professor of Architecture at the University of Melbourne	^[153] ^[154]
Paul Mees, OAM	former faculty	urban planner	^[155]
Geoffrey Harley Mewton	former faculty [WMC]	architect and proponent of modern architecture in Australia	^[156]
Paul Morgan	BArch, MDesign	architect	^[157]
Barry Patten	Dip Arch	architect; designed the Sidney Myer Music Bowl	^[158]
Arpan Shah	Dip Arch	Indian Architect	^[159]
Howard Raggatt	MArch, faculty	architect; Principal of Ashton Raggatt McDougall; Adjunct Professor of Architecture at RMIT	^[160] ^[161]
Ivan Rijavec	BArch, MArch, faculty	architect and creative director	^[162] ^[163]
Louis Sauer	Faculty	architect; former head of the department of architecture at Carnegie-Mellon University	^[164]
Kerstin Thompson	BArch(Hon), faculty	architect	^[165]
John Wardle	BArch, MArch	architect; Adjunct Professor of Architecture and Design at the University of South Australia	^[166] ^[167] ^[168]
James Weirick	Former Head of Landscape Architecture	architect	^[169]

Fashion industry

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Prue Acton, OBE	Dip Textile Design, D Arts (honoris causa)	fashion designer and businesswoman	^[170] ^[171]
	faculty	fashion designer	^[172]
Jenny Bannister	Dip Fashion [EMC]	fashion designer	^[173] ^[174]
Graham Bennett	art classes	costume designer, teacher and collaborator with Academy Award-winner John Truscott	^[175] ^[176]
Linda Britten	Dip Fashion [EMC]	fashion designer	^[177]
Linda Jackson	Dip Fashion Design [EMC]	fashion designer	^[178]
Toni Matičevski	BA (Fashion) (Hon)	fashion designer; former designer with Nino Cerruti and Donna Karan	^[179]
Sruli Recht	BA (Fashion)	fashion designer; infamous for using Arctic Fox fur, seal pelt and whale skin in his designs	^[180] ^[181]
Laksmi Shari De-Neefe Suardana	B.Des in Fashion Design	Indonesian fashion designer, co-founder Ubud Writers & Readers Festival, G20 Ambassador, UNICEF activist, book author, fashion model, Winner of Puteri Indonesia 2022, Miss Universe Indonesia 2022	^[182]

Entertainment and media

Note: RMITV is a department of the RMIT University Student Union, which offers training accredited by RMIT.^[183]

Film and television

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Faustina Agolley	BComm (Media)	television presenter known by the nickname "Fuzzy"; co-host of The Voice and former host of Video Hits	^[184]
Hamish Blake	RMITV production classes	member of the comedy double act Hamish & Andy	^[185] ^[186]
Damian Callinan	Grad Dip Arts	comedian and media personality	^[187]
Mohammed El-leissy	BAppSci	comedian and media personality	^[188]
Tim Ferguson	faculty	comedian and author; former member of the comedy troupe the Doug Anthony All Stars	^[189] ^[190]
Travis Fimmel	attended		^[191]
Greig Fraser	Photography		^[192]
Corinne Grant	RMITV production classes	comedian and media personality
Cliff Green, OAM	Dip Writing	Emmy and Saturn award-nominated screenwriter	^[193]
Paul Harris	faculty	film critic and director of the St Kilda Short Film Festival (1999–present)	^[194]
Peter Helliar	RMITV production classes	comedian and media personality
Tony Le-Nguyen	Dip TV Production	actor and filmmaker	^[195]
Andy Lee	RMITV production classes	member of the comedy double act Hamish & Andy
Eddie Maguire, AM	BComm (Journ), DComm (honoris causa)	media personality and journalist; former CEO of the Nine Network	^[196]
Adrian Martin	former faculty	film critic	^[197]
Rove McManus	RMITV production classes	media personality, producer and three-time Gold Logie Award-winning host of the television show Rove Live
Tony McNamara	Writing	Screenwriter, writer of The Favourite and The Great	^[198]
Mai Phương Thúy	BBus	model and actor; 2006 Miss Vietnam	^[199]
Josie Parrelli	RMITV production classes	media personality; creator and host of the ARIA Award-winning television show Chartbusting 80s	^[200] ^[201]
John Safran	BA	AFI Award-winning documentary filmmaker	^[202]
Ryan Shelton	RMITV production classes	comedian and media personality; radio host on Nova 100
Megan Spencer	BA (Media Arts)	documentary filmmaker	^[203]
Clare Stewart	BComm (Media), former faculty		^[204] ^[205] ^[206]
Deb Verhoeven	former faculty	film critic and academic; Deputy Chair of the National Film and Sound Archive	^[207] ^[208]
James Wan	BA (Multimedia)	filmmaker; created and directed the Saw films	^[209] ^[210]
Leigh Whannell	BA (Multimedia)	filmmaker; created and acted in the Saw films	^[211] ^[212]
Elaine Yiu	Comm Foundations, BSci	actress and television presenter	^[213]
Quan Zhou	BComm (Media)	filmmaker; End of Summer won KNN Award at Busan International Film Festival	^[214] ^[215] ^[216]

Journalism

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
David Astle	faculty	writer; known for his crosswords in The Age and Sydney Morning Herald and television show Letters and Numbers	^[217]
Bunty Avieson	Assoc Dip Journ	journalist and author	^[218]
Les Carlyon, AC	faculty	dual Walkley Award-winning journalist and author	^[219]
Julian de Stoop	BA (Journ)	sports journalist, currently the Melbourne bureau chief of Fox Sports News on Fox Sports	^[220]
John Garrett	BA (Photo)	photojournalist	^[221]
Alicia Gorey	BA (Journ)	journalist; presenter of the Melbourne weekend edition of Nine News on the Nine Network	^[222] ^[223] ^[224]
Anthony Hudson	BA (Journ)	sports journalist; chief Australian rules football reporter on the Ten Network	^[225]
Andrew Jaspan	faculty	journalist; co-founder and editor of The Conversation and former editor of The Age, The Observer and The Scotsman	^[226] ^[227]
Nick Johnston	BA (Journ)	journalist; former senior reporter for the national weekday edition of Nine News on the Nine Network	^[228]
Rebecca Maddern	BA (Media)	news presenter; host of the Melbourne weekday edition of Seven News on the Seven Network	^[229]
Kirsten Magasdi	BA (Journ)		^[230]
Edwin Maher	former faculty	journalist; first non-Chinese presenter with China's international news service CCTV News	^[231] ^[232]
Chris Masters, PSM	D Comm (honoris causa), faculty	Walkley Award and Logie award-winning journalist; adjunct professor of communication at RMIT	^[233]
Nick McKenzie	BA (Journalism) 2001	journalist, Melbourne's The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Australian Financial Review, previously reported for Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Four Corners and Nine’s 60 Minutes; Walkley Awards,G raham Perkin Australian Journalist of the Year, Kennedy Award for Journalist of the Year
Brett McLeod	BA (Media)	journalist; reporter on the Melbourne edition of Nine News on the Nine Network	^[234]
Amy Parks	BA (Journ)	journalist; reporter on the Melbourne edition of Seven News on the Seven Network and formally with the Nine Network
Muriel Porter, OAM	former faculty	journalist and theological writer	^[235]
	faculty	Walkley Award-winning journalist; former senior reporter for on ABC	^[236] ^[237] ^[238]

Literature

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Kalinda Ashton	Dip Writing, PhD, faculty	writer	^[239] ^[240]
Carmel Bird	former faculty	writer	^[241] ^[242]
Steven Carroll	former faculty	writer and critic; recipient of the Miles Franklin Award (2008)	^[243]
Anuja Chauhan	Grad Dip Writing	writer and advertising executive; known for The Zoya Factor	^[244]
Alison Goodman	MA (Writing)	author	^[245]
Brendan Gullifer	MA (Writing)	author and former journalist	^[246] ^[247]
Rosalie Ham	AdvDipArts (Prof. Writing & Editing), MA (Creative Writing)	author, best known for The Dressmaker	^[248]
Sonya Hartnett	BA (Media)	author; recipient of the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award (2008)	^[249] ^[250]
	Dip Writing & Editing	author; known for Carry Me Down
Antoni Jach	faculty	author	^[251] ^[252]
Martine Murray	MA (Writing)	author	^[253]
Peter Temple	former faculty	crime fiction author; recipient of the Miles Franklin Award (2010)	^[254]
	Dip Writing & Editing, MA (Writing)	author	^[255]
Walter J. Turner	attended [WMC]	poet and critic	^[256]
Alexis Wright	Dip Writing, D Arts (honoris causa)	indigenous author; recipient of the Miles Franklin Award (2006)	^[257] ^[258]
Ania Walwicz	faculty	poet	^[259]
	Dip Writing & Editing	author

Music industry

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Robyn Archer, AO, CdOAL	faculty	ARIA Award-winning singer and art director; Advisor with RMIT's Globalism Research Centre	^[260] ^[261]
Philip Brophy	faculty	experimental musician and academic	^[262]
Davide Carbone	former faculty	ARIA Award-winning composer and producer; founder of the School of Synthesis	^[263]
Paul Doornbusch	former faculty	music academic	^[264]
Judith Durham, OAM	writing classes	lead singer with the ARIA Award-winning and Academy Award-nominated band The Seekers	^[265]
Nicole Foote	BComm (Media)	DJ and radio presenter; current host of Mix Up (radio show) on Triple J
David Haberfeld	BFA (Media Arts), MA	ARIA Award-nominated DJ and music producer; performs as "Honeysmack"	^[266]
Plutonic Lab	BA (Hon)	ARIA Award-nominated DJ and music producer; member of Muph & Plutonic and drummer with Hilltop Hoods	^[267]
Finn Robertson	BA (Media Arts)	composer	^[268]
Andrew Stockdale	BA	lead singer and guitarist with the Grammy Award-winning band Wolfmother	^[269] ^[270]
Darrin Verhagen	faculty	composer	^[271]
Jonathan Welch, AM	faculty	conductor and opera singer, founded The Choir of Hard Knocks	^[272]
Chun Wu	BBus (Admin)	actor and singer; member of the Taiwanese boyband Fahrenheit	^[273]

Government and law

Leaders

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
	former President	3rd Chief Justice and 13th Administrator of the Northern Territory	^[274] ^[275]
The Hon. Ted Baillieu, AO, MLA	Dip Bus	46th Premier of Victoria	^[276]
The Hon. Lord Richard Casey	FRMIT	16th Governor-General of Australia; Casey Building and Plaza at RMIT named in his honour	^[277]
Neil Comrie, APM, AO	Assoc Dip Criminal Justice	former Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police	^[278]
Peter Francis Davies	Dip Surveying, Head of Department	Mayor of City of Waverley; Board of Works Commissioner; army officer; surveyor; Head of Department of Land Information RMIT; Francis Ormond Medal 1992	^[279] ^[280]
Brig. Sir Bernard Evans, DSO, ED	architecture classes [WMC], former President [MTC]	75th Lord Mayor of Melbourne, army officer and architect	^[281]
Senator Steve Fielding	BEng	current Leader of the Family First Party	^[282] ^[283]
Sir Samuel Gillott, CBE	former President [WMC]	47th Lord Mayor of Melbourne	^[284]
The Hon. Rob Hulls	justice studies, Juris Doctor	former Attorney-General and Deputy Premier of Victoria	^[285] ^[286]
Pat McNamara	business studies	former Leader of the National Party (Victorian Branch) and Deputy Premier of Victoria	^[287]
The Hon. Sir William McPherson, KBE	founder [EMC]	31st Premier of Victoria, donated the majority of foundation funds to the Emily McPherson College (now a part of RMIT)	^[288] ^[289] ^[290]
Oliver Nilsen, CBE, JP	attended [WMC]	70th Lord Mayor of Melbourne	^[291]
Peter Ryan, MLA	justice studies	former Leader of the National Party (Victorian Branch) and former Deputy Premier of Victoria	^[292] ^[293]
Lieut-Gen. John Sanderson, AC	Dip Civ Eng	former Chief of the Australian Army and 31st Governor of Western Australia	^[294]
The Hon. Marcus Stephen	Dip Accounting	11th President of Nauru; weightlifter and Olympic and Commonwealth Games gold medallist	^[295]
The Hon. William Watt, PC	accounting and grammar classes [WMC]	24th Premier of Victoria and campaigner for the Australian federation cause	^[296]

Ministers

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
The Hon. Frank Anstey	attended	former Minister for Health in the Parliament of Australia	^[297] ^[298]
The Hon. Bruce Billson	BBus, Grad Dip Management, MBus (Lead)	former Minister for Small Business in the Parliament of Australia	^[299] ^[300]
Don Cameron	President [MTC]	former Minister for Aircraft Production during World War II and Post-Master General of Australia
The Hon. Bruce Chamberlain	former faculty	former president of the Legislative Council in the Parliament of Victoria	^[301]
Richard Dalla-Riva, MLC	Assoc Dip Bus [PIT]	former Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations in the Parliament of Victoria	^[302] ^[303]
David Davis, MLC	BAppSci [PIT]	former Minister for Health and Ageing in the Parliament of Victoria	^[304]
	science and engineering classes	former President of the Legislative Council in the Parliament of Victoria	^[305] ^[306]
Lim Boon Heng	D Bus (honoris causa), former faculty	current minister in the Prime Minister of Singapore's Office	^[307]
The Hon. David Hodgett, MLA	BBus (Management)	former Minister for Major Projects, Manufacturing and Ports	^[308]
Sir George Knox, CMG	engineering classes	former Speaker of the Legislative Assembly in the Parliament of Victoria	^[309]
The Hon. John Lemmon	attended [WMC], former President [WMC]	former Minister for Public Instruction; longest serving Victorian politician (51 years)	^[310] ^[311]
The Hon. Jenny Lindell	Dip Medical Radiation	former Speaker of the Legislative Assembly in the Parliament of Victoria	^[312] ^[313]
The Hon. Justin Madden	BArch	former Minister for Planning in the Parliament of Victoria; former AFL footballer	^[314]
Barry Pullen	Dip Civ Eng	former Minister for Conservation and the Environment in the Parliament of Victoria	^[315]
The Hon. Gordon Rich-Phillips, MLC	BEng	former Minister for Technology and Aviation Industry in the Parliament of Victoria	^[316]
Neil Pope	Dip Bus Studies	former Minister or Education in the Parliament of Victoria	^[317]
The Hon. Prof. Evan Walker, AO	Dip Arch, FRMIT	former Minister for the Arts, Industry, Major Projects and Public Works; former architect	^[318]
James Webster	attended	former Minister for Science and the Environment in the Parliament of Australia	^[319]
Richard Worth, OBE, KstJ	PhD	former Minister for Internal Affairs in the Parliament of New Zealand	^[320]

Members

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Lidia Argondizzo, JP	BBus, MBA	former Member of the Parliament of Victoria	^[321]
Stephen Barker	former President [WMC]	former Member of the Parliament of Australia
Donna Bauer	BComm	former Member of the Parliament of Victoria	^[322]
Anthony Carbines, MLA	BA (Journ)	current Member of the Parliament of Victoria	^[323]
Dennis Jensen, MP	BAppSci	current Member of the Parliament of Australia	^[324] ^[325]
Marlene Kairouz, MLA	Dip Health	current Member of the Parliament of Victoria	^[326]
Cyril Kennedy	Dip Art (Advertising)	former Member of the Parliament of Victoria	^[327]
The Hon. Catherine King, MP	BA (Social Work) [PIT]	current Member of the Parliament of Australia	^[328] ^[329]
Jim Simmonds	attended	former Member of the Parliament of Victoria	^[330]
Robert Solly	former President [WMC]	former Member of the Parliament of Victoria
Nick Wakeling, MLA	Grad Dip IR/HR	current Member of the Parliament of Victoria	^[331] ^[332]
Lorraine Wreford	BAppSci	former Member of the Parliament of Victoria	^[333]
Jason Wood, MP	Grad Dip Management, MAppSci	current Member of the Parliament of Australia	^[334] ^[335]

Others

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Julian Burnside, AO, QC	D SocSci (honoris causa), former faculty	barrister, human rights advocate and author
Percy Clarey	former President [MTC]	Delegate to the UN for Australia (1954–1957)
Breen Creighton	faculty	labour law expert	^[336]
Don Edgar	faculty	social policy academic; adjunct professor with RMIT's Centre for Workplace Change	^[337]
Peter J. Hayes	faculty	political scientist; Executive Director of the Nautilus Institute for Security and Sustainability at RMIT	^[338]
James Jupp	former faculty	political scientist; director of the Centre for Immigration and Multicultural Studies at the Australian National University	^[339]
Anastasia Powell	faculty	criminologist	^[340]
Oren Yiftachel	FRMIT	political geographer Professor of Geography at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev	^[341]

Health and sports

Note: RMIT offers degrees in applied sciences of health and life, but does not have a medical school.^{[342] [343]}

Health industry

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Edward de Bono	D Des (honoris causa), former faculty	physician and psychologist
Rhonda Galbally	D SocSci (honoris causa), former faculty	current chair of the Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne	^[344]
Heather Horst	FRMIT	anthropologist	^[345]
John Travis	faculty	physician; proponent of the wellness movement and adjunct professor in the RMIT School of Health Sciences	^[346]
Beth Wilson	Dip Sci, D Ed (honoris causa)	current Chief Commissioner of Victoria Health Services	^[347] ^[348]

Sports

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Ian Browne	attended	cyclist and Olympic and Commonwealth Games gold medallist	^[349]
Christine Envall	attended	professional bodybuilder	^[350]
Elizabeth Gardner	BAppSci (Human)	freestyle skier	^[351]
Carrie Graf, OAM	BAppSci		^[352]
Allan Hahn, OAM	DAppSci (honoris causa), faculty	sports scientist; emeritus professor of the Australian Institute of Sport
Steven Hooker, OAM	attended	pole vaulter and Olympic and Commonwealth Games gold medallist	^[353]
Gus Johnston	BA (Advert)	field hockey player and anti-homophobia in sports campaigner	^[354]
Lydia Lassila, OAM	B AppSci (Human)	freestyle skier and Winter Olympic Games gold medallist	^[355] ^[356]
Bill Lawry, AM	attended	former captain of the Australia national cricket team; sports commentator	^[357]
James Marburg	BA	rower and Olympic Games silver medallist	^[358]
David Morris	current student	freestyle skier
Nick Morris, OAM	BAppSci (Human)	wheelchair basketballer and Paralympic Games gold medallist	^[359]
Elizabeth Patrick	current student	rowing coxswain
Colin Ridgway	attended	former NFL player with Dallas Cowboys and first Australian to play in the NFL
Jared Tallent	current student	race walker, Olympic Games silver and Commonwealth Games gold medallist
James Tomkins, OAM	BBus	rower and three-time Olympic Games gold medallist; financial analyst	^[360]
Peter Thomson	physics classes	golfer and five-time winner of the British Open	^[361]
Max Walker	Dip Arch	former cricketer and AFL player with Melbourne Demons; architect and entrepreneur	^[362] ^[363]
Charlie Walsh, OAM	former faculty	former coach of Australian national cycling team; helped develop the RMIT-AIS Olympic Superbike	^[364]
Julien Wiener	BBus (Management)	cricketer and first Jew to play for Australia	^[365]

Australian rules football

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Ron Barassi, AM	attended	former player with Melbourne Demons and Carlton Blues and legendary coach	^[366]
Darcy Daniher	current student	current player with Essendon Bombers	^[367]
Roger Dean	attended	former player and Captain of Richmond Tigers
John Dugdale	attended	former player with North Melbourne Kangaroos; sports commentator
Jack Edwards	attended	former player with North Melbourne Kangaroos; sports commentator
Keith Greig	attended	former player with North Melbourne Kangaroos and two-time Brownlow Medalist (1973, 1974)
David Hille	B Bus	current player with Essendon Bombers	^[368]
James Hird	BEng (Hon)	former player, Captain and coach of Essendon Bombers, Browlow Medallist (1996) and civil engineer	^[369]
Tony Jewell	attended	former player with Richmond Tigers and coach of St Kilda Saints
Bob Skilton	attended	former player with South Melbourne Swans and three-time Brownlow Medallist (1959, 1963, 1968)
Jim Stynes, OAM	B Soc Sc, Dip Youth Work	former player and Chairman of Melbourne Demons; Brownlow Medallist (1991), businessman and youth worker	^[370]
Brian Taylor	attended	former player with Richmond Tigers and Collingwood Magpies; sports commentator

Science and technology

Name	Association with RMIT	Notability	References
Amanda Barnard	B Sci (AppPhysics) (Hon), PhD	nanotechnologist and theoretical physicist; Head of the CSIRO Nanoscience Laboratory	^[371] ^[372]
Martin G. Bean	former Vice-Chancellor	technology executive; former Global Director of Microsoft and former Vice-Chancellor of Open University	^[373]
	Keith Clifford Bell AM RFD	DAppSci (honoris causa), attended	24th Surveyor-General of Victoria; army officer; surveyor; civil engineer; senior technical advisor World Bank	^[374] ^[375] ^[376] ^[377]
Gordon S. Brown	Dip Civil Eng, Elec Eng, Mech Eng [WMC]	cyberneticist Emeritus professor of Electrical Engineering at MIT	^[378] ^[379]
John Béchervaise, OAM, MBE	science classes	Antarctic explorer and author	^[380]
Drew Clarke, AO, PSM	BAppSc (Surveying)	Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, Secretary of the Department of Communications, surveyor,
Megan Clark, AC	DAppSci (honoris causa), former faculty	scientist; current CEO of the CSIRO	^[381]
J. Donald R. de Raadt	FRMIT	Emeritus Professor of Informatics and System Science at Luleå University of Technology	^[382]
Maria Consuelo Diaz-Baez	DAppSci (honoris causa)	environmental toxicology, National University of Colombia
Graham Dorrington	faculty	aeronautical engineer subject of the 2004 documentary The White Diamond by Werner Herzog	^[383] ^[384]
Norman Francis Edwards	Dip Surveying, Dean, Head of Department	surveyor geodesist; Antarctic explorer, Dean Faculty of Applied Science RMIT, Assoc Professor Surveying and Geospatial Sciences RMIT, Head of Geospatial Sciences Department RMIT	^[385]
Dennis Gibson, AO	former Chancellor	mathematician	^[386] ^[387]
James G Gillespie, MBE	Vice President, President and Treasurer MTC	army officer Second World War, surveyor, Melbourne Technical College(MTC) Vice President 1942–44, President 1946, Treasurer 1951–67	^[388] ^[389]
Ranulph Glanville	former faculty	cybernetics theoretician	^[390]
Alfred Gottschalk	former faculty	biochemist and glycoprotein researcher	^[391]
Ann Henderson-Sellers	former Deputy Vice-Chancellor	former Director of the UN Climate Programme	^[392]
Arthur R. Hogg	science classes	astronomer and physicist	^[393]
Kourosh Kalantar-zadeh	attended (PhD) and also former faculty	Materials scientist, electronic engineer and Australian Research Council (ARC) Laureate Fellow; recipient of the IEEE and ACS awards	^[394]
Richard Kaner	faculty	chemist and nanotechnologist; recipient of the Tolman Award (2008)	^[395]
Lakshmi Kantam	faculty	chemist; adjunct professor and director of the IICT-RMIT Research Centre	^[396]
William Kernot	former President [WMC]	engineer, first professor of engineering at the University of Melbourne, Old Kernot Engineering School at RMIT named in his honour, Kernot Memorial Medal awarded by University of Melbourne to Australian engineers.	^[397] ^[398]
Albert Kitson	geology, mining, surveying classes [WMC]	geologist; recipient of the Lyell Medal (1927)	^[399]
David Malin, AM	D AppSci (honoris causa)	astronomer, scientific photographer
Henry Millicer, AM	D Eng (honoris causa); former faculty	aircraft designer	^[400] ^[401]
Luca Marmorini	faculty	head of the engine and electronics department for the Ferrari F1 team	^[402]
Leslie H. Martin,	faculty [WMC]	physicist, Founding Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science	^[403] ^[404]
Calder Edkins Oliver	former President [WMC]	civil engineer, developed the water and sewerage systems in Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane and Canberra
Alan Pears, AM	faculty	environmental analyst	^[405]
Terrence Aiden Roberts, AM	Dip Surveying, Head of Department, Deputy Vice Chancellor	surveyor, Emeritus Professor, Head of Surveying Department RMIT, Deputy Vice Chancellor (acting) of RMIT University.	^[406]
Mandyam Srinivasan, AM	former faculty	biologist
Robert Eric Steel, OAM	BAppSc (Surveying)	surveyor	^[407] ^[408] ^[409]
Manfred Steger	faculty	Professor of Global Studies at RMIT and the Director of RMIT's Globalism Research Centre	^[410]
Lawrence Wackett, KBE	former faculty	Australian aircraft industry pioneer; RMIT's Lawrence Wackett Aerospace Centre named in his honour	^[411]
Heinrich Karsten Wagenfeld	former faculty	theoretical and experimental physicist	^[412]
Simon West	DAppSci (honoris causa)	environmental science solutions

See also

• RMIT University (Australia)
• RMIT University Vietnam

References

Texts

External links

• RMIT Alumni homepage
• RMIT University homepage
• RMIT University Vietnam homepage

Notes and References

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341. http://www.geog.bgu.ac.il/members/yiftachel/CVshort2009.pdf Oren Yiftachel
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