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Kathleen Oneroa
Zainab Manasawala
Antony Vavia
Olivia Isbey
Kathleen Oneroa
Great graduatesKathleen Oneroa Oral Health Therapist, Auckland Regional Dental Service (ARDS) and WM DentalBachelor of Health Science (Oral Health)She discovered her passion for oral health in secondary school, says Kathleen Oneroa who is currently working as an oral health therapist for WM Dental.She discovered her passion for oral health in secondary school, says Kathleen Oneroa who is currently working as an oral health therapist for the Auckland Regional Dental Service (ARDS) and WM Dental. Being able to work with patients at AUT’s on-campus oral health clinic was one of the highlights of her studies, says Kathleen.
Zainab Manasawala
Great graduatesZainab ManasawalaProduct Development Engineer, Fisher and Paykel HealthcareBachelor of Engineering (Honours)She realised she wanted to be an engineer when she was in high school, says AUT alumna Zainab Manasawala who spent part of her high school years in California.She realised she wanted to be an engineer when she was in high school, says AUT engineering alumna Zainab Manasawala who spent part of her high school years in California. AUT’s drive for excellence and its commitment to create great graduates set AUT apart from other universities, says Zainab who completed her engineering degree with first-class honours.
Antony Vavia
Great graduatesAntony VaviaDoctor of Philosophy
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science (Honours)Deciding to study marine biology was easy, says Antony Vavia who came to AUT to do a Bachelor of Science and is currently enrolled in a PhD in marine biology.Deciding to study marine biology was easy, says Antony Vavia who came to AUT to do a Bachelor of Science and is currently enrolled in a PhD. For his PhD, Antony is exploring how to ensure long-term sustainability of coral reef fisheries in the Cook Islands by doing a case study on the island of Mitiaro. He hopes that his research will be another footstep for the Cook Islands and the wider Pacific in terms of fisheries.
Olivia Isbey
Great graduatesOlivia IsbeyCore 2 Rotational Physiotherapist, Auckland District Health BoardBachelor of Health Science (Physiotherapy)She was familiar with the work of physiotherapists from an early age, says Olivia Isbey who completed a Bachelor of Health Science (Physiotherapy) in 2018.She was familiar with the work of physiotherapists from an early age, says Olivia Isbey who completed a Bachelor of Health Science (Physiotherapy) in 2018. The people she met were the highlight of her time at AUT, says Olivia who received the AUT Fran Elkin Physiotherapy Prize for the Best Overall Student in the Bachelor of Health Science (Physiotherapy) in 2018.
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