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List of honorary doctors of the University of Canterbury

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This list of Honorary Doctors of the University of Canterbury shows recipients of an honorary doctorate bestowed by the University of Canterbury since 1962, for those bestowed prior to the dissolution of University of New Zealand see List of Honorary Doctors of the University of New Zealand.[1]

Year Recipient Degree
1962 John Llewellyn LLD
1962 Ngaio Marsh LittD
1962 John Packer[2] DSc
1965 Alister McIntosh LLD
1965 Michael Ramsey LLD
1966 Bernard Fergusson LLD
1966 Ted Sorensen LLD
1962 Kenneth Gresson LLD
1962 George Jobberns LLD
1962 George Manning LLD
1962 Hugh Noble Parton DSc
1973 Charles Moihi Bennett LLD
1973 Alan John Danks LLD
1973 Alec Leslie Haslam LLD
1973 Harold Cecil Holland DSc
1973 Walter Gordon Morrison DSc
1973 John Greville Agard Pocock LittD
1973 Karl Raimund Popper LittD
1974 Malcolm Burns[3] DSc
1975 Thomas Allen Curnow LittD
1975 Thomas Vernon Griffiths MusD
1975 Carlton Hunter Perkins LLD
1975 John Henry Erle Schroder LittD
1977 Donald William Bain LLD
1977 Margaret Dalziel LittD
1977 Alan Johns DSc
1977 Alan Low LLD
1977 Neville Crompton Phillips LittD
1978 Herbert Meyer Caselberg LLD
1978 Ian Edward Coop DSc
1978 Lloyd Evans LLD
1978 Charles Hilgendorf LLD
1978 Lance McCaskill DSc
1981 Frank Richardson Askin DSc
1987 Jean Herbison LittD
1987 John Perry Hollings[4] DEng
1987 Elsie Locke LittD
1987 Ivor Richardson LLD
1987 Bill Rowling LLD
1992 C. E. Beeby LittD
1992 Tipene O'Regan LittD
1992 Edward Somers LLD
1992 Miles Warren LittD
1993 Margaret Mahy LittD
1996 Ian Axford DSc
1996 Harry Evison LittD
1996 Angus Tait DEng
1999 Don Brash LLD
1999 Ian Leggat LLD
1999 Ernst Badian LittD
1999 Diana Isaac DSc
1999 Lindsay Poole DSc
1999 Warren Roper DSc
2000 John Ritchie MusD
2000 Maurice Till MusD
2000 Eric Godley DSc
2000 Robertson Stewart DEng
2000 Gordon Ogilvie LittD
2001 Ann Ballin LittD
2001 Bob Park DEng
2001 Don Beaven DSc
2001 Robin Clark DSc
2001 Elric Hooper LittD
2002 Owen Marshall LittD
2002 Brian Mason DSc
2002 Sam Neill LittD
2002 Gil Simpson DSc
2002 Andrew Tipping LLD
2002 Silvia Cartwright LLD
2003 Bill Pickering DEng
2003 Peter Munz LittD
2003 Phyllis Guthardt LLD
2003 Don Peebles LittD
2004 Peter McKelvey DSc
2004 Mike Moore DCom
2005 Barry Cleavin LittD
2005 Ian Foster DSc
2006 Gavin Cormack DEng
2006 Neil Scott DSc
2006 Susan Wakefield DCom
2006 John Wood LittD
2007 Kerry McDonald DCom
2007 David Teece DCom
2008 Jonathan Mane-Wheoki LittD
2009 Andrew McEwan DSc
2009 Neville Jordan DEng
2010 Robin Mann DSc
2011 Te Aue Davis[nb 1] LittD
2011 Ruth Richardson DCom
2011 Adrienne, Lady Stewart LittD
2012 Ngau Boon Keat DEng
2012 Simon Murdoch LittD
2012 Richard Garland DSc
2012 John Burrows LLD
2012 David Caygill DCom
2012 Neil MacLean LLD
2012 Graham Henry DEd
2013 William Young LLD
2013 Feleti Sevele LittD
2013 Bill Culbert DFA
2014 Alan Gibbs DEng
2014 Antony Gough DCom
2014 Vincent Ward DFA
2014 Richard Ballantyne[6] DCom
2015 Sandra Manderson[7] LLD
2015 Rosemary Banks[7] LittD
2015 Rob Fyfe[7] DCom
2015 Roy Kerr[8] DSc
2015 John Matthews[8] DEng
2016 Gavin Bishop[8] DEd
2017 Peter Holdsworth[9] DEng
2017 Julie Maxton LLD
2017 Pip McCrostie[10] DCom
2017 John Key DCom
2018 Jenny Harper LLD
2019 Liz Calder LittD
2020 Peter Simpson LittD
2021 John Riley[11] DCom

Footnotes

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  1. ^ Awarded posthumously[5]

References

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  1. ^ "Honorary graduates" (PDF). University of Canterbury. pp. 1–3. Retrieved 14 May 2021.
  2. ^ Gardner, W. J.; Beardsley, E. T.; Carter, T. E. (1973). Phillips, Neville Crompton (ed.). A History of the University of Canterbury, 1873–1973. Christchurch: University of Canterbury. p. 265.
  3. ^ Ross, Bruce J. "Malcolm McRae Burns". Dictionary of New Zealand Biography. Ministry for Culture and Heritage. Retrieved 1 December 2011.
  4. ^ "Hall of Fame". Beca Group. Retrieved 14 June 2014.
  5. ^ "Toi Iho Honouring Te Aue Davis". Te Karaka. 7 April 2012. Retrieved 14 June 2014.
  6. ^ "Honorary Doctorate". The Press. 18 December 2014. p. A8. Retrieved 21 December 2014.
  7. ^ a b c "Honorary degrees for Canterbury leaders". The Press. 18 April 2015. p. A7. Retrieved 18 April 2015.
  8. ^ a b c "Honorary graduates" (PDF). University of Canterbury. 2016. Retrieved 7 March 2017.
  9. ^ "Hon doc – Peter Holdsworth". University of Canterbury. Retrieved 17 May 2021.
  10. ^ "Hon doc – Pip McCrostie". University of Canterbury. Retrieved 17 May 2021.
  11. ^ "Honorary doctorate awarded to world leading academic economist". University of Canterbury. 1 December 2021. Retrieved 21 December 2021.