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Heinz Harant Award

Heinz Harant Winner 2009 – Leigh Dunlop

This year’s recipient is a highly deserving student who has given of her time and shown considerable dedication to the University and its student organisations.

Leigh has been directly involved with volunteer programs such as Orientation Week, Foundation Day, Mooncake Yum Cha Festival, Oktoberfest amongst many others.

Leigh has demonstrated exemplary leadership skills, often inspiring other students to discover and extend their own abilities. She has shown reliability, passion and selflessness and is well-liked by her peers. She is a credit to UNSW and Arc alike, and we congratulate her on this achievement!

The Heinz Harant Award is awarded to worthy students for outstanding volunteering contributions to the University and its student organisations.

The Award is aptly named the Heinz Harant Award in recognition of outstanding volunteer, Heinz Harant. Heinz completed a degree in Electrical Engineering and was a member of the fourth class ever to graduate from UNSW.


Who’s Heinz Harant?

Throughout his time at University and after graduation, Heinz dedicated years of service to student life on campus. This included 28 years of service on the Union’s Board of Management, many years serving on the University Council, the creation of a Provisional Committee for the establishment of a Students’ Guild and, consequently, as a founding member of the Students’ Guild Council.

He then went on to serve for many years on the Students’ Guild Council, advocating issues such as autonomy, freedom of speech and political action. Because of his impeccable standards of honesty and care, he was gladly accepted as Honorary Treasurer of countless activities and Returning Officer.

Heinz helped to establish the University’s Alumni Association and remained on the Alumni Board from its inception until his death in 1993. He was awarded a special Alumni Award for service in recognition of his outstanding commitment.


Past Heinz Harant Award recipients

The following award recipients are recognised for their significant contribution to the University and have proven their leadership skills through involvement in student organisation activities.

1993 Lara Hintze
Stephen Ford
2002 Lainie Arnold
1994 Selena Griffith
Amanda Hutton
2003 Andrew Johnston
Mark Johnstone
Kynan Noesjirwan
1995 Chad Davis
Mark Pulmano
2004 Benjamin Robinson
1996 Anne Taylor
Timothy Collins
Holly Gerard
2005 James Yau
1997 Matt McManus 2006 Michael Richardson
Jeff Forrest
1998 Seamus Byrne
Christopher Chuck
Karen James
2007 Steven Legg
1999 Giles Hardie
Peter Heery
2008 Miles Portek
2000 Pauline Wall
Renee Lim
Richard Pang
2009
Leigh Dunlop
2001 David Eyers
Samantha Hickey



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