Congratulations to the latest inductees into the Emmanuel College Roll of Honour, Dr Brian Murphy (SPC Class of 1972) and Dr Marcus McMahon (SPC Class of 1989).

Dr Brian Murphy studied medicine at the University of Melbourne, graduating in 1978 and specialising in general practice. He co-founded the Deakin Medical Centre in Mildura in 1983, and worked there until his retirement at the end of 2016.

Brian has also worked at the Balranald Aboriginal Medical Service, taught trainee GPs at the Monash University Regional Clinical School, and served as Medical Officer of Health for the Mildura Rural City Council.

An interest in sports medicine led him to become involved with the South Mildura Football Club - including setting up sports trainer courses for locals - and the Mildura Squash Club. Brian is also a patron of the Mildura Writers Festival.

Dr Marcus McMahon is a respiratory and sleep disorders physician, specialising in conditions such as sleep apnoea and narcolepsy. He completed a MBBS with Honours in 1996, and then completed a fellowship in respiratory and sleep medicine with the Royal Australian College of Physicians.

Marcus has also completed a Master of Medical Education, and works to teach trainee physicians, and has served on the Royal Australian College of Physicians Council.

While at St Paul's College, Marcus was a member of the student representative council and the debating team, and was involved in College musical productions. He was named Student Marianist for 1989.

Marcus serves as a student mentor in Emmanuel College's Nexus mentoring program. He is also a keen supporter of the arts, sponsoring an annual contemporary arts award and curating art exhibitions.