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Bishop Grosseteste University Graduation 2021 Bishop Grosseteste University Graduation 2021 2 Contents 04 Chancellor’s Letter 05 Vice-Chancellor’s Letter 07 Graduating from BGU 08 Robert Grosseteste 09 How You Can Give Something Back 10 BGU - Past, Present and Future 13 Graduation Tradition 14 Academic Dress 15 The Logo and Armorial Bearings of Bishop Grosseteste University 17 Mace and Staves 19 Graduation Ceremony 20 Wednesday 21 July Morning Ceremony 22 Wednesday 21 July Afternoon Ceremony 25 Thursday 22 July Morning Ceremony 28 Thursday 22 July Afternoon Ceremony 31 Prizewinners 32 Honorary Fellowship Jonathan Van-Tam MBE 33 Distinguished Honorary Fellowship Susan Hollingworth GRSM ARMCM BEM 34 Honorary Doctorate Professor Nigel Curry 3 Chancellor’s I am delighted to welcome you all to Bishop Grosseteste Born and educated in New Zealand, Letter University graduation ceremonies. I am very proud Judith Mayhew Jonas graduated LLM to represent an institution that began 159 years ago from the University of Otago, where she lectured before moving to the UK educating and training women. The commitment to being as a lecturer in law at the University of a leader in education and learning, in inspiring excellence Southampton. She went on to Kings and enriching the lives of its students, staff and the College, University of London where communities it serves is something that I share. she was Sub Dean and Director of Through the core beliefs and values of the University, the Anglo-French law degree – the it is an inclusive community which recognises the place first joint degree in Europe. In 1989 Dame Judith entered of faith within the human experience and provides for private practice as an employment its practice, nurture and exploration. It seeks to take lawyer, and became Special an ethical approach to all activity and policy making, Adviser to the Chairman at Clifford but above all it values education, learning and personal Chance, the world’s largest law development and is committed to making a positive firm. She was elected to the City impact on society. of London Corporation in 1986 and became Chairman of the Policy and We are celebrating the achievements of our graduates, Resources Committee in 1996. She but I would also like to thank their families and friends for held this position of Leader of the all the support they have given our students during their Council for six years, the first woman time with us. We know that the positive experiences at to hold the position. In 2006 she was BGU will encourage many of our graduates to continue appointed to the Board of Directors their studies. of Merrill Lynch in New York. Appointed Dame Commander It gives me great pleasure to congratulate you all. of the British Empire in 2002 for I hope that many of you will join BG Generations and services to the City of London, Dame will continue to be a part of the Bishop Grosseteste Judith became Chairman of the University community. Royal Opera House in 2003 – again the first woman in the role. Dame Dame Judith Mayhew Jonas Judith has also served on a number of boards of educational and cultural Chancellor institutions in recent years including being the Chairman of Birkbeck College, University of London. She was a Trustee of the Natural History Museum and of The Imperial War Museum. She was Joint Chair of the London/ New York Dialogue, the British/Dutch Dialogues, and was the founder chairman of London & Partners, the promotional and economic development company for London. She is now a Commissioner of The Commonwealth War Graves Commission and chairs its Foundation. 4 Vice-Chancellor’s Graduation is one of the most significant events in a The Vice-Chancellor is a native Letter student’s life and it is my great pleasure to welcome you of the Island of Bute in Scotland. in person to one of the most beautiful buildings in the He studied at the universities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Queen’s country, Lincoln Cathedral. Today’s celebration is particularly University, Belfast, Cardiff and Wales poignant because for a large proportion of the year it looked (Glyndŵr) and trained as a teacher like it would not be possible. I was committed to doing of modern languages at Jordanhill everything possible to ensure that we were able to have College of Education in Glasgow this Graduation in-person so I am delighted by seeing you (now Strathclyde University). all here today. The Chancellor, the Chair and members of Following a period of teaching in Scotland he entered a career in University Council, civic guests, staff, the Students’ Union higher education, starting in Queen’s and our partners are processing to represent the wide range University Belfast from 1991-2003, of stakeholders who have made your education possible, Aberystwyth University in Wales and they all join with you in celebrating this special occasion. (2003-2009) and the University I would also like to commend you on the resilience, fortitude, of the West of Scotland (2009- adaptability and spirit you have demonstrated in completing 2013) before coming to Bishop Grosseteste University in May of your studies. You are an inspiration to us all. 2013. He has also spent time working Bishop Grosseteste University has been a close-knit in Germany and New Zealand. and supportive community of students, staff, alumni Professor Neil was ordained in and partners since 1862 when we started to offer higher the Church in Wales in St David’s education on our campus in upper Lincoln. Throughout Cathedral in 2008 and has worked our history we have produced successive generations of in rural parishes in West Wales and in the Diocese of Glasgow and graduates who have emerged from their studies equipped Galloway of the Scottish Episcopal to move on to the next phase of their life. You have emerged Church. In 2014 he was installed as from your studies with an enhanced skill set because of a Canon of Lincoln Cathedral and the events of the last 18 months and you will go down in Prebendary of Dunholme. the history books as being the first cohorts to graduate in-person following the lockdowns. I should like to thank our hosts, the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral, not just for making this special day possible but also for their continued support in various ways throughout the year. I want especially this year to commend them for their flexibility and creativity in ensuring that we could meet here today. As a graduate you will join a long list of alumni who are our ambassadors locally, nationally and internationally; this association is for life and you will always remain connected with the University. We will continue to take an interest in your progress and I hope that you might consider coming back to continue your educational journey, or to seek advice if you are trying to find your suitable next step. It would be an honour if you continued to endorse the University and it will always promote your success. On behalf of the wider University community may I congratulate you on your magnificent achievement and wish you all an enjoyable and memorable day. Following this ceremony, you are all invited back to campus to continue the festivities. Rev Canon Professor Peter Neil Vice-Chancellor 5 6 Graduating from BGU 7 Robert Robert Grosseteste was an educator, philosopher, Grosseteste theologian and Bishop of Lincoln between 1235 and 1253. Born in Suffolk in around 1175, he was a prolific scholar and widely regarded as one of the most learned men of the middle ages, combining studies in law, medicine, languages, theology and science. In his role as Chancellor of Oxford University between 1215 and 1221, he helped develop an esteemed centre of learning. In 1224 he became lector in theology to the Franciscans, founding the Oxford Franciscan school which profoundly influenced medieval thought. Following the death of Hugh of Wells in 1235, the canons of Lincoln Cathedral elected Grosseteste the new Bishop of Lincoln, giving him control over the largest diocese in England. He immediately took it upon himself to visit every church within his new diocese and removed many of the established clergy, believing them to be neglecting their duties. His strong will and desire for reform saw a clash with the Pope over the appointment of Italian absentee clergy in English churches, a practice which saw priests paid to serve parishoners without ever having the need to visit the country. Instead, he insisted that the priests of his diocese should spend their time in the service of their people. Robert Grosseteste was a prolific scholar, embracing many fields of learning. He worked in the fields of astronomy, geometry, mathematics, architecture, optics and physics, and encouraged the idea that scientific experimentation was essential to verify theoretical ideas. In his writings on the first chapter of Genesis, he even postulated that the universe began with pure energy exploding from a single point, pre- empting modern cosmological thought. His work is seen by many as crucial in the development of modern scientific tradition. 8 How you can give Bishop Grosseteste University is a special and unique something back place to study; during your time here you will have formed a special bond with friends, with tutors and with the campus. As one of our alumni, you may feel you want to give a little back to BGU. This might be financial, or it might be by way of support in a different capacity. We value and appreciate any involvement our alumni have with the University, and as such we have a number of ways in which you can help. As alumni, you are one of our greatest advocates.
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