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GazetteWadham College 2018 2018 Gazette 2018 7 Contents Fellows' List 4 Features The Editor 8 The Warden 9 Wadham in 1618 67 The Domestic Bursar 12 Betjeman and Bowra 70 Staff List 14 The Remarkable Mrs Wadham (Senior) 73 The Finance Bursar 18 The 2nd Year 76 The Development Director 20 Book Reviews 78 The Senior Tutor 24 The Tutor for Access 26 College Record The Chapel and Choir 28 In Memoriam 86 The Sarah Lawrence Programme 30 Obituaries 88 The Library 32 Fellows' news 106 Emeritus Fellows' news 110 Clubs, Societies New Fellows 110 and Activities Visiting Fellows 113 1610 Society 36 Alumni news 115 Wadham Alumni Society 38 Degrees 118 Law Society 42 Donations 120 Medical Society 43 The Academic Record Wadham Alumni Golf Society 44 The Student Union 45 Graduate completions 140 MCR 46 Final Honour School results 143 Lennard Bequest Reading Party 48 First Public Examination results 145 Sports Prizes 147 Cricket 50 Scholarships and Exhibitions 149 Football 52 New Undergraduates 152 Rowing 54 New Graduates 156 Rugby 57 2019 Events 160 Netball 58 Squash 60 Tennis 60 Hockey 61 Water polo 62 Power lifting 62 www.wadham.ox.ac.uk Fellows’ list 5 Darren J. Dixon Thomas W. Simpson Samuel J. Williams Fellows’ list Professor of Organic Senior Research Fellow in Wadham College Law Chemistry, Knowles–Williams Philosophy and Public Policy Society Fellow by Special Fellow and Tutor in Organic and Senior Treasurer of Election Philip Candelas, FRS Martin G. Bureau Chemistry Amalgamated Clubs WARDEN Judy Z. Stephenson Rouse Ball Professor of Professor of Astrophysics Nathalie Seddon Susan M. Lea David Richards JRF in Lord Macdonald of River Mathematics and Lindemann Fellow and Tutor in Biological Sciences Professor of Microbiology Economic History and Tutor Glaven Kt QC Tutor in Physics Oren Sussman and EPA Fund Fellow for Women Margaret Hillenbrand Reader in Finance and Tutor Alexander C. Paseau Tutor in Chinese Ekaterina A. Shamonina Peter J. Alsop FELLOWS in Management Studies Stuart Hampshire Fellow and Tutor in Engineering Science Finance Bursar Tutor in Philosophy Frances J. Lloyd E. Jane Garnett Paul J. Martin Domestic Bursar Alfonso A. Castrejón-Pita Emily M. L. McLaughlin Tutor in History and Welfare Tutor in Politics Mark S. Thompson Colin Wood Fellow and Tutor Fellow and Tutor in French Dean Tutor in Engineering and David G. Conlon Matthew S. Kempshall in Engineering Science and Tutor for Graduates Tutor in Mathematics Stephan Rauschenbach Stephen J. Heyworth Cliff Davies Fellow and Tutor Tutor for Race Fellow and Tutor in Chemistry Maurice Bowra Fellow and in Modern History, Keeper of Edmund M. Herzig Tarunabh Khaitan Alexander Steel Tutor in Classics, Secretary the Gardens, and Secretary Masoumeh and Fereydoon Hackney Fellow and Tutor Lee Shau Kee’s Sir Man Kam Christina S. M. Benninghaus for the Wine Committee, and of Governing Body Soudavar Professor of in Law Lo Fellow and Tutor in Law A. F. Thompson DAAD Fellow Steward of Common Room Persian Studies in Modern History Benjamin C. Berks Emma E. A. Cohen Lydia C. Gilday Alan W. Beggs Professor of Biochemistry Philip R. Bullock Tutor in Human Sciences JRF in Chemistry Oliver M. Butler John Flemming Fellow and and Tutor in Biochemistry Professor of Russian, Yeltsin Fellow by Special Election Tutor in Economics Fellow and Tutor in Russian, Jane Griffiths Fiona M. Powrie, FRS in Law Caroline S. Mawson and Director of Music Placito Fellow and Tutor in Professor of Paul D. Beer Senior Tutor and Tutor for English Musculo-Skeletal Sciences Scott A. Blumenthal Professor of Inorganic Admissions Peter J. Thonemann JRF in Social Sciences Chemistry, Braithwaite Fellow Forrest–Derow Fellow and Francesco Zanetti Sara E. Motta Carolin Duttlinger and Tutor in Chemistry Tutor in Ancient History and Tutor in Economics JRF in Astrophysics Jack J. J. Miller Ockenden Fellow and Tutor in Tutor for Access JRF in Medical Sciences Richard Sharpe, FBA German Alexander F. Ritter Olivia Vázquez Medina Professor of Diplomatic Eric F. Clarke, FBA Roger Penrose Fellow and Tutor in Spanish Andrew Princep Ankhi Mukherjee Heather Professor of Music Tutor in Mathematics Keeley Rutherford JRF in Colin P. Mayer, FBA Professor of English and Ursula H. M. Martin, FREng Physics Peter Moores Professor of World Literatures and Tutor Sarah E. Lamb Julie C. Hage EPSRC Research Professor Management Studies and in English Kadoorie Professor of Development Director in Computer Science and Monika Gullerova Sub-Warden Trauma Rehabilitation Senior Research Fellow Associate Professor in Michael J. Bannon Dominic P. Brookshaw Experimental Pathology and Karl B. J. Kügle Cláudia M. Pazos Alonso Director of Postgraduate Paolo G. Radaelli Senior Research Fellow in Tutor of Medicine ERC Research Professor in Senior Research Fellow in Medical Education and Dr Lee’s Professor of Persian and Fellow Librarian Music and Senior Research Portuguese and Brazilian Professorial Fellow Experimental Philosophy Laure Zanna Studies and Dean W. Thomas M. Sinclair Fellow David Richards Fellow and Andrew D. Farmery Christopher Summerfield Tutor in Philosophy and Tutor Tutor in Physics Sakura Schafer-Nameki Laura C. H. Hoyano Sir Samuel Scott of Yews Professor of Cognitive for Undergraduates Fellow and Tutor in Senior Research Fellow in Fellow and Tutor in Medicine Neuroscience and Tutor in Emilia Terracciano Mathematics Law and Steward of Common Experimental Psychology Bowra JRF in the Humanities Room WADHAM COLLEGE GAZETTE 2018 www.wadham.ox.ac.uk Fellows’ list 7 Matthew Langton Professor Sandra D. Sir Roger Penrose, OM, FRS VISITING FELLOW Maziyar Ghiabi Ian McNab RJP Williams JRF in Fredman, FBA, QC Persian Clinical Medicine John M. Brown, FRS Chemistry Nick Timothy Robert Hannigan, CMG Stephen Goddard Dimitris Papanikolaou John D. Gurney Fabrizio Caola French Modern Greek Professor Sally L. Mapstone CHAPLAIN Fellow and Tutor in Physics Richard E. Passingham, FRS Constance Gornes James Partridge Professor Robert J. C. Young Revd Dr Jane Baun Jeffrey Hackney, Keeper of French Czech HONORARY FELLOWS Amelia S. Gentleman the Archives SUB-DEANS Jeffrey Hackney Joe Pitt-Francis Lee Shau Kee Professor Stuart J. Russell David J. Mabberley, AM Law Computer Science Annabella Massey Sir Michael Checkland Nicholas M. J. Woodhouse Otared Haidar Anca Popescu FOUNDATION FELLOWS Nhlakanipho Mkhize Sir Sydney Giffard, KCMG Stephen J. Goss, Keeper of Arabic Engineering Joana Perrone MT18 Alan Green Pictures Adam Handel Oliver Ready Professor Peter Day, FRS Kate Sim HT19-TT19 Michael J. Peagram Christina M. Howells Neurophysiology Russian Wasim Sajjad Joyce Von Bothmer Graham G. Ross, FRS Duncan Howie Autumn Rowan-Hull Rt Hon Sir Christopher Stephen W. C. Stow COLLEGE LECTURERS Medicine Anatomy William F. McColl 2018-19 Rose, PC J. Kenneth Woods Simone Irmscher Irène Salas Tao Tao Liu Sir Franklin D. Berman, Nicholas C. F. Barber, CBE Michael Abecassis German French KCMG, QC French Anthony C. Preston, CBE Jeremy P. S. Montagu Sarah Jenkinson Martin Shotter Rt Hon The Lord Bragg CH, Matthew Benham Samuel Altmann David J. Edwards Chemistry Physics FRS, FBA Alasdair J. D. Locke Economics Robin W. Fiddian Hiroe Kaji George Southcombe Peter J. Marshall, CBE, FBA John H. McCall MacBain, OC Richard Ashdowne Japanese History Capt Michel P. Sauvage, RN Linguistics Allan E. Gotlieb, CC, OM William W. H. Doo Shio-Yun Kan Richard Stacey Edwin W. S. Mok W. Michael G. Tunbridge Myrto Aspioti Sir Roderick C. Floud, FBA Chinese Clinical Medicine German Carol A. Richards J. Bernard O’Donoghue Rt Hon The Lord Dyson, PC Jenny Lemke David Staunton The Hon N. P. V. Rothschild Hannah Bailey Reinhard Strohm, FBA German Biochemistry The Rt Revd and the Rt English Hon The Lord Williams of EMERITUS FELLOWS Nicholas A. Athanasou Guido Bonsaver Yiliang Li C. V. Sukumar Oystermouth, PC, FBA Economics Physics Michael R. Ayers, FBA Ian N. Thompson Italian H. Allen O. Hill, FRS Colin J. Wood Andrew P. Hodges John Dawes Sofia Lindqvist Cedric Tan The Hon Peter A. S. Milliken, Neurophysiology Mathematics Biological Sciences PC, FRSC Raymond C. Ockenden, C. V. Sukumar Dean Of Degrees Daniel Eakins Tamer Malak Rachel Tanner Sir David R. Winkley Engineering College Clinical Teaching Human Sciences Geoffrey A. Brooker, Editor KEELEY VISITING Associate Rt Hon Sir James Munby of the Wadham Gazette FELLOWS Carlos Fonseca Grigsby Reinier van Straten Max Marcus German Professor Andrew Spanish C. J. Stephen M. Simpson Claudia Rapp Chemistry Thomson, OBE, FRS Oct 18 – Feb 19 Judith Fox Simon Yarrow Terence F. Eagleton, FBA Medical Biochemistry Colleen McGregor Clinical Medicine Sir Neil Chalmers Mahsa Shirmohammadi Keith G. H. Dyke College Clinical Teaching Kathleen M. Sullivan Mark Fricker Associate Nahid Zokaei Biological Sciences Experimental Psychology WADHAM COLLEGE GAZETTE 2018 www.wadham.ox.ac.uk Reports ❙ The Editor Reports ❙ The Warden 9 Sheikholeslami, retired professor of is in full swing. By the time you read Iranian Studies; an obituary for him has this, construction will have started on had to be held over until next year. Building two new buildings: the William Doo On a happier note, you will read Undergraduate Centre, a social and autobiographical notes of new Fellows, Wadham's future studying space for students which will whether teaching, research or visiting, The Warden Ken Macdonald QC be as splendid as any in Oxford, and who join us this year. Perhaps I should adjoining it the beautiful new Dr Lee add a warm welcome to Jane Baun Shau Kee Building, which will house who – together with “cat” Maggie Mae – bedrooms, seminar and music rooms, replaces Wendy Wale as Chaplain. and Oxford’s first purpose-built access A Gazette Editor, and especially an centre. These twin developments inexperienced incomer, is heavily reliant will link our gorgeous foundation on the people who, mostly behind quadrangles and gardens with the fine the scenes, make it all happen. Julia late-twentieth century Bowra Building New Editor, Banfield and Sophie McIntyre handled and the mediaeval cottages along the aesthetics of this Gazette.
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