Alumni Hall of Fame

We recognise your success

The CBE Alumni Hall of Fame Awards recognise the achievements of our alumni. Held every two years, the awards are an opportunity to acknowledge the accomplishments of our alumni who have made significant societal impacts.

In 2019, we announced recipients in two categories:

»    Distinguished Alumni award 

This award is the most prestigious award by the College to a member of the CBE alumni community. Nominees for this category must be recognised as alumni of CBE, have completed a postgraduate or undergraduate degree at the University, and demonstrated significant contributions and support to developing the College and its future students.

»    Young Alumni award 

This award is presented to outstanding individuals 35 years of age or younger. Nominees for this category must be recognised as alumni of CBE and have completed a postgraduate or undergraduate degree at the University. They must be actively engaged with CBE and demonstrate continued support to the College and its future students.

Please forward any enquiries to alumni.cbe@anu.edu.au


Nominations for the CBE Alumni Hall of Fame Awards 2021 are currently being considered.

 

 

Award recipients

Peter Achterstraat

Bachelor of Economics (Hons) ANU 1977, Bachelor of Laws ANU 1978, Bachelor of Commerce ANU 1986

"To be humble and live my Christian values."

David Christopher Chessell

Master of Economics ANU 1972

"Irrespective of your talents and application, your career will pose risks and uncertainties, sometimes with alarming frequency. In managing risk, draw on the most rigorous techniques available. In dealing with uncertainty, think about it, take a deep breath and back your own judgment."

Christopher Ian Higgins

Bachelor of Economics (Hons) ANU 1963

"As an economic advisor one can have a significant impact on the outside world. I take most satisfaction from employing my training to furthering the policy debate in Australia"

Stephen Peter King

Bachelor of Economics (Hons) ANU 1985

"Pursue excellence in economic policy either through research, commentary or direct input into the policy-making process."

Ngo Van Long

PhD ANU 1975

"My greatest interest is the search for knowledge. This is followed by spreading knowledge and preserving knowledge. It is a pleasure to be a mentor of young scholars, to encourage them to do research and publish the results of their research. In my teaching, I encourage students to ask questions and to think for themselves."

John Charles Quiggin

Bachelor of Arts (Hons) ANU 1978 , Bachelor of Economics (Hons) ANU 1980 , Master of Economics ANU 1984

"I believe that wise use of economics can make a positive difference to people's lives. In developing arguments about economic policy, I have tried to combine rigorous economic analysis with a commitment to fundamental values of freedom, equality and social justice."

Don Russell

Master of Economics ANU 1972

"Ideas and a certain boldness go well together."

Barbara Spencer

Bachelor of Economics ANU 1967

"Know what you love to do and keep persevering. Life circumstances may side-track you for a while, but if you continue to work on your ideas and make them accessible to others, your work will eventually be recognised."

Alan William Stretton

Master of Economics ANU 1974 , PhD ANU 1978

"To learn and contribute with passion. Enjoy working as part of a team."