ANNUAL REPORT 2017

Jowett Bicentenary College Finances 2015/16 Advancing Benjamin Jowett’s remarkable legacy at Balliol Financial performance Endowment update The Difference You Made Balliol secures bond in order to The impact of alumni and friends’ giving across College house all undergraduates 2 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2017

Advancing Benjamin Jowett’s Remarkable Legacy at Balliol

Benjamin Jowett was one of the most influential figures in the history of Balliol, first as a famous tutor and subsequently as one of our most celebrated Masters (1870-93). Jowett’s Mastership saw the culmination of educational reforms that ensured Balliol’s doors were open to the best and brightest minds, by placing an unprecedented emphasis on admission by merit. He also famously encouraged a close relationship between the Fellows and their From the students – presiding over the development of what we now recognise as the tutorial system. These innovations were possible because Jowett had worked hard to encourage his former students, friends, and admirers Master to support Balliol financially. Their gifts helped establish one of the most progressive and powerful influences on the world of his day, and equipped the College to be a place of learning and intellectual community. Gifts Our Annual Report continues to evolve in its from Old Members and friends continue to extend that legacy today. fourth year, in particular this year carrying a link to our published accounts for those of you who want to dive into the kind of financial detail you Balliol’s access and outreach work might expect from corporate Annual Reports – though it is worth saying that the Charities’ promotes admission by merit SORP takes some knowing, and the Finance Bursar’s summary may be at least as revealing. I Balliol’s reputation critically depends on our ability to recruit students with promised last year news of our development at outstanding academic potential regardless of gender, ethnicity, social background, the Master’s Field, and indeed we are now waiting or any other arbitrary factor. This requires self-scrutiny: we must be mindful for Oxford City Council to pronounce on our of our own biases and assumptions and strive to ensure that our admissions submitted plans for 212 rooms, some 150 of procedures are fair and effective. But there is also a crucial job of work to which are additional and will allow us to house all be done in reaching out to students from as wide a range of backgrounds our undergraduates for all of their time at Balliol. as possible, both within and outside the UK. Such efforts involve the whole There is a further note on this on page 4. Our College community, from the students who participate in our Open Days to the tutorial body of Fellows continues to grow, with tutors who lead academic taster events focused on encouraging applications three new appointments shortly to be made in for particular subjects. Since 2012, Kate Kettle, the David Freeman Outreach the second year of our Career Development and Student Support Officer, has made a tremendous contribution in this Fellowships programme, to add to the similar regard, in particular by pioneering Balliol’s Floreat access programme for Year number appointed last year. This is very much in 12 students from state schools in Hertfordshire and London. We are pleased the spirit too of preserving the tutorial tradition with the progress we are making in this area, and the fact that 76% of our UK which owes so much to Master Benjamin Jowett, undergraduate offers in 2016 went to state school students is striking, but we whose bicentenary we celebrate in 2017. are not complacent. There is much more we can and should do to ensure that Balliol is open to all on the basis of academic merit alone. Floreat Domus. Dr Daniel Butt, Associate Professor, Robert Maxwell Fellow and Tutor Sir Drummond Bone (1968) in Political Theory, and Vice-Master (Academic) BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2017 3

A pioneering programme of Career Development Fellowships strengthens tutorial teaching

The hallmark of the tutorial has always been the provision of teaching by first-rate, research-active academics. But increasingly young academics forging their careers find themselves facing a choice between research and teaching – a trend which imperils the tutorial system. Balliol is therefore reinvigorating the system by launching a programme of Career Development Fellowships (CDFs) – one in each of the 12 major subject areas. Our mission is to develop the next star academics. Thanks to the support of alumni, the first three CDFs have been appointed, two of whom arrived in Michaelmas Term.

In his Preface to the Old English Pastoral Care, King Alfred alludes to I have not followed a typical route to the CDF post at Balliol. Before the difficulty of fitting intellectual labours around his ‘mislicum ond taking up the Fellowship I worked in the British Government and manigfealdum bisgum’ (various and manifold concerns). Although wrote a best-selling book, The Future of the Professions. In time it the cares of an early career academic are not especially comparable became clear to me, though, that I wanted to spend my working with those of a ninth-century King of Wessex, while working through life as an economist – researching, teaching, and writing. These this text with first-year English students I have felt a certain kinship are my passions. The CDF post allowed me to follow them. Most to Alfred – wishing to devote time to scholarship, but compelled importantly, it allowed me to keep a strong connection to Balliol, by the precarious career path of the young academic to focus my a home where I have now spent a great chunk of my life – as an energies elsewhere. But this year, I am fortunate enough to find undergraduate, a graduate, and now myself in a position that does give me time, resources and support a Fellow – and which means a great for research. Like Alfred on Athelney, I have been granted a precious deal to me. The post is unique in breathing space in which to marshal my forces, making a permanent allowing me to keep such a strong academic position that much more attainable. This Michaelmas, as relationship to the College. To those the students and I navigated our way through an Anglo-Saxon King’s alumni donors who funded my post, I plans to improve the state of learning by providing opportunities for would like to say a great thank you for those at the start of their academic careers, I was reminded how making this possible. It is a privilege to fortunate my fellow Balliol CDF and I are that, despite the passage be back again, researching and writing, of more than a millennium, we still have a supply of generous and and teaching the brightest minds in farsighted supporters of scholarship. the country at the same time.

Dr Helen Appleton, Career Development Fellow in Old Daniel Susskind (2006), Career and Early Medieval English Development Fellow in Economics 4 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2017

Bursaries funded by Old Members support talented undergraduates

Coming from a small comprehensive in Worcestershire, I didn’t know much about Oxford until I attended an access summer school at Balliol. I was immediately drawn to the way the College matched its historic prestige with a relaxed, welcoming environment. I’m now in the third year of my History degree, and Balliol has been more than I could have ever hoped for. I’m studying a subject I love, under tutors who encourage freedom of thought and an ambitious approach to taking my research in whatever direction I like. The sheer diversity of people attracted to Balliol’s active JCR life makes it a crucible for making new friends and has exposed me to new ideas.

My gratitude to Balliol for its financial support is huge. In times of difficulty, when I couldn’t rely on my family to help cover the cost I would like to thank Old Members who donate to the College. of food and rent, I received a bursary which gave me the peace Without your generous assistance many students’ time here would of mind to stay on track with my studies and remain involved in be made difficult or cut short, and Balliol would risk losing what College life. I’ve since been the charities rep on the JCR committee, makes it such an inclusive and diverse community. captained the rugby team and run mixed touch rugby to encourage men and women who are new to the sport. George Badger (2014), BA History

Investing in student accommodation and facilities: the Master’s Field Project

The Master’s Field Project, as it has become known, should start on also add some 60 rooms to our total for graduates. The project the ground early this summer, assuming we gain planning permission as a whole should be completed in 2020, and will transform our on 14 March, with work commencing on the south of the site at the accommodation offering to both under and postgraduates. The corner of Jowett Walk and St Cross Road, which will become the development is substantially funded by a private placement of £35 focus of the first phase of development, to provide accommodation million over 45 years, by which time it will be self-funding. for undergraduates, and a new sports pavilion. Phase two in the north of the site with work beginning in 2019 will see Martin and Drummond Bone, Master Dellal buildings replaced with modern accommodation, which will BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2017 5

Postgraduate scholarships shape Balliol’s global student community

I’m a conservation biologist working in wild felid conservation. I was born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, where I obtained my Bachelor’s Degree in Biology at Simón Bolívar University. During that time, I participated in an exchange programme with Lund University in Sweden, which let me conduct my undergraduate degree project in Namibia with the Cheetah Conservation Fund Research and Education Centre.

At Balliol, I’m doing my DPhil research on the Indochinese and Javan leopard in Southeast Asia and I hope my findings will help guide conservation efforts to prevent their extinction. Despite the precarious state of both subspecies, little is being done to protect them, and populations have become critically low. Significant research is needed to reverse these trends, and my goal is to help provide the answers.

I was drawn to Balliol because of its reputation for fostering independent thought, and for the rich diversity of its MCR community. It is truly inspirational to live in the beautiful surroundings of the Manor, where we have access to well-equipped and comfortable communal facilities that foster intellectual exchanges. The College also offers wonderful scholarships. For students like me with limited resources it’s a blessing that we can count on Balliol’s donors. You give us the chance to fulfil our dreams. I’m wholeheartedly thankful for this wonderful opportunity.

Susana Rostro Garcia (2013), DPhil Zoology

Recognising our regular donors: the Jowett Society

In recognition of Old Members and friends whose loyal support enables the College to advance Benjamin Jowett’s legacy, Balliol is launching the Jowett Society. Annual membership will comprise those who make regular gifts towards a College priority. Within the Society, the 1263 Circle will offer special recognition to those who give £1,263 per year or more.

You are invited to become a Jowett Society Founding Member, by making a regular gift (by direct debit or credit/ debit card) before the end of 2017 – the bicentenary of Jowett’s birth. 6 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2017

The Difference you Made

In the last year, Old Members and friends have made a a wide range of subjects. You have also supported a variety of huge impact at Balliol in many wonderful ways. With every extra-curricular activities and sports , and helped the College gift you have invested in student support , provided maintain its historic buildings and grounds for current and scholarships and bursaries to talented students whatever future students, Fellows, and visitors. Here are some highlights from their background, and contributed to an exceptional the past year in the major areas of College life which you support. academic community rich in knowledge and experience across

18 2 million+ views of nearly Access Hardship 3 (and Bursaries were Loans 90,000 counting) images from renewed the Balliol archives £79,632 1 grant awarded by renovation archive the Wellcome Trust 15 of the Pilch items discovered to the Library for Theatre 36 where Balliol ‘Reconstructing 1,350 Oxford Fee holds the only Nicholas Crouch’ visitors to Reductions known copy St Cross 1 lift added to the JCR 75 16 Hardship Graduate 8 rooms, Bursaries in 11 concerts Grants seminar room, 983 Trinity Term 16 leading 1 new books performers 12 toilets and purchased showers, and 135 4 kitchens were books donated 86 Junior refurbished by alumni and Maintenance Fellows Grants BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2017 7

2 CDFs appointed in English and Economics

76% of 2016 UK 3 new Tutorial undergraduate Fellows in Philosophy, offers went to Philosophy of Physics, state school and Economics students

1/3 1 Holywell undergraduates Manor Festival with gained a First in 30 speakers and 3 Senior Finals in 2016 200 students, Members Balliol’s alumni and awarded OUSU international Fellows Teaching teaching: Awards Europe 15% ROW 24% student 222 1 students gave to UK 61% won the first ever the Balliol Refugee women’s varsity Scholarship boxing match 1 Fine Arts student’s paintings hung in Hall, a first for a woman and a 2 years in a student artist row Balliol has won the Christ Church Regatta 1 garden play French Without Tears by Terence Rattigan 1 graduate rowed for Osiris, 9 different the University’s nationalities from Women’s second 112 different boat schools were 15 Balliol 1 of the first offered places in 18 varsity players three Rhodes 2015–16 students resulting in 7 Scholars from won blades varsity wins mainland China in Summer was admitted Eights to Balliol 8 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2017

College Finances 2015/16

Income 2015/16 £,000 Financial performance 2015/16 Teaching, research & other academic income 2,875 The outcome for 2015/16 represents College residential 2,757 the eleventh successive surplus for the College. It reflects a strategy the College Trading income 2,130 has implemented to build new sources of Donations and legacies 3,373 operating income, while seeking to control Endowment, including income from past costs and increase operating efficiencies. endowment gifts and bequests 2,107 This attention to our financial base allows Other income 193 the College both to plan for its future and 13,435 to provide unsurpassed support to its students and academic staff, as highlighted elsewhere in this report. Expenditure 2015/16 £,000 2015/16 Total income including donations from all Teaching, research & other academic staff costs 4,666 activities was £13.4m, ahead of budget and a Other teaching, support & academic costs 5,568 material increase on the results for 2014/15. In particular, recognition must go to the Alumni relations & fundraising 755 Domestic Bursar and her team for increasing Trading costs 999 conference rents and catering income, which 11,988 came in over budget and ahead of the out-turn for the previous year. Similarly, the generosity of our donors, supported by the salaries are set by national agreement, The figures in the charts above are Development Director and his team, remain Balliol seeks to pay its non-academic staff extracted from the College’s statutory a crucial source of support for Balliol as they on a competitive basis with other Oxford audited financial statements for the have done throughout much of the College’s colleges, and to match Living Wage increases. year 2015/16, which were approved by history. These efforts remain crucial to the Overall, expenditure has been carefully Governing Body on 9 November 2016. College as it seeks to deliver its mission. managed. Total non-staff expenditure came They show that the ongoing generous in below budget for the financial year, we support of Balliol’s donors is crucial if Expenditure, at £12.3m, reflected our are pleased to report. The forward budget the College is to continue to build its typical composition of costs, with increased process remains a key discipline for the endowment while achieving many of expenditure for building renovations, College. The critical test for Balliol’s financial its academic and operational objectives infrastructure, and key academic priorities stability is the relationship between the now and in the future. Generous such as student Financial Aid, the Library, patterns of income and expenditure, and capital donations of £2.8m are to be and outreach expenses. While academic these are currently in satisfactory balance. transferred to the endowment.

Endowment update

The value of the College’s endowment Investment Partnership Fund were also up The improvements in Balliol’s underlying funds stood at £101.6m as at 31 July 2015, 16.3%. Private equity holdings have been financial condition have provided scope to up £9.7m from one year ago on a like-for- a key feature of the College’s investment be more prudent with expenditure taken like basis. Over the 12 months to 31 July returns in recent years. As these positions from the endowment. The College has 2016 the College’s investments performed are continuing to mature we anticipate reduced its spending rule, based on a four- well in excess of benchmark returns, with a further positive returns in the coming years. year rolling average of endowment value, total return after expenses of 9.0%. Our property investments in the Charities to a drawdown of 3.5%. We believe this will Property Fund returned 8% and as the promote sustainability and intergenerational Several of our holdings made positive College has no external property portfolio, equity for future students and Fellows. contributions. Our diversified asset manager, this holding provides us with exposure to Oxford University Endowment Management, this asset class. Balliol’s exposure to US and In the financial year 2015/16 the College provided returns of 9.8%. Our equity tracker developed market equities, and a modest examined several external risks which holdings with Vanguard were up 16.3%. exposure to unhedged US dollar positions, might affect investment strategy, including Our holdings with the former Oxford added to our investment performance. low economic growth, political issues, BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2017 9

and the Brexit referendum result. The Investment Committee, membership of which comprises a balance of external members, many of whom are Old Members, plays a central role here. Balliol’s portfolio strategy seeks equity-like returns, but with a significant reduction in risk. This is achieved by having a portion of our portfolio in conservative investments such as cash, bonds, and absolute return holdings. We also use our long investment horizon to seek opportunities, by taking Portfolio breakdown by asset class Portfolio breakdown by manager style an exposure to multi-asset class managers. Equities 38% Active investment portfolio Finally, the College is prepared to accept Private equity 15% management 38% a degree of liquidity and volatility in certain holdings such as equity, property, Absolute return 13% Bond managers 22% and private equity, where we consider Property 11% Global multi-asset fund managers 29% an enhanced return can be achieved. Cash 9% Property fund managers 9% Credit 7% In May 2016 Balliol commissioned a review Private equity and alternative of its investment strategy and portfolio Fixed income 6% investment managers 2% allocation by Lane Clark & Peacock, a Commodities 1% leading charity investment consulting firm. Note: 2015/16 endowment value excludes investment Their advice was to continue our risk-averse relating to the Master’s Field. posture, and they reported: ‘The current allocation of the Balliol investment funds the broad asset mix, managers or policy.’ policy will promote informed decisions continues to be reasonable in our view, and The Investment Committee believes that an when investing Balliol’s assets, and plans to we see no reason for material changes to independent review of College’s investment hold such a review every four to five years.

Balliol secures bond in order to house all undergraduates

As the Master discusses on page 4, the Balliol’s strengthening financial position 2011–2016 College plans to redevelop the Master’s Field in order to expand its undergraduate 100 14.0 and postgraduate accommodation capacity. Governing Body approved, in principle, its 80 13.5 commitment to this plan in late 2015. The Income (£m) 13.0 chart (right) shows that clear improvements 60 in Balliol’s underlying financial position have 12.5

been achieved over the last five years, (£m) of Investments Value and these steps significantly improved the 40 12.0 terms on which Balliol could raise the

* 11.5 core financing for this critical project. 20 11.0 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 In the initial planning stages, the College 0 10.5 evaluated a variety of ways to finance the project, ranging from use of endowment Income Value of investments * excludes investment associated with the bond funds to various forms of debt to a sale-and-leaseback structure. At that a single institution with a long record of development, over the longer term, to time, long-term borrowing costs were investment in the charitable and academic repay the principal amount comfortably seen at an historic low, and some UK sectors. We believe the College has secured and indeed, with an increased capacity for academic institutions were securing long- long-term financing at an attractive level banqueting and conference activity, return term borrowing in the capital markets. of cost which will enable the Master’s Field a positive cash flow to the College. In December 2015 Balliol raised £35m through a private placement bond with To read the College’s Annual Report and Financial Statements for the year ended a 45-year fixed rate of interest of 3.37% 31 July 2016 in full, please visit www.alumniweb.ox.ac.uk/balliol/donor-report managed by Credit Suisse. The investor is 10 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2017

Balliol’s Benefactors

We would like to thank alumni and friends who have made donations support, academic excellence and extra-curricular activities with a and given generously of their time and advice throughout the year. direct debit or other regular payment. Membership will also include Below are listed all donors who have made gifts of all sizes during those who have given £1,263 or more in three consecutive years the period 1 January to 31 December 2016. towards one of these priorities. All donors who become members during 2017 – the bicentenary of Jowett’s birth – will be recognised This year the College will launch the Jowett Society for regular as founding members in the next Annual Report. donors, recognising those who support Balliol by making regular contributions towards funds supporting core student financial * indicates deceased

Mr Justice James Christopher Riley Tony Lane Michael Parsons 1938–1949 Hugessen OC 1954 John Sankey* Paul Lewis Professor Thomas Platts- Ian Adams Brian Knox Robin Benson Peter Scott Kerin Lloyd Mills John Davey David Miller David Brooks His Honour Judge Sir Bruce MacPhail Peter Read David Dell Colonel Andrew Professor David Chandler Reginald Stanton* Professor Euan Macphail Roger Symonds John Dunbar Remson Jr Brian Cowley Jeremy Syers Moni Malhoutra Nick Vanston Sir Matthew Farrer John Smith Eric Crook Richard Sykes Dermot McDermott Lawrence Warwick-Evans Professor Monty Frey His Honour Clive Tayler Ray Downing* Tom Ulrich Gary Noble Ian Watson Colin Haines Barry Taylor Rob English Professor Michael Warren Geoffrey Redman-Brown And 2 anonymous donors Adrian Hamilton James Taylor Jeremy Eyre And 1 anonymous donor David Robson Peter Higgins Raymond Wirth Colin Finn Robert Shaw 1961 Hyla Holden Stephen Younger Eliot Hawkins 1957 Professor Jarle Simensen Reginald Banks Richard Jameson Sir Colin Imray Peter Bayley John Smith Robin Briggs Sir Charles Jessel Bt 1952 John Littler John Bazalgette Mark Smith Professor Des Clark- Leon Kitchen Professor Tom Arie Brian Marshall Iain Brash Peter Snow Walker Kenneth Matthews Hugh Barber Leif Mills Sir Henry Brooke Professor Christopher Geoffrey Clements Sir Ronald McIntosh Professor Michael The Revd John Morris Ninian Eadie Taylor Bruce Coller Derek Nightingale Bennett Norman Pilkington Tony Hillier Charles Tyzack Thomas Cookson Neil Rees Kenneth Cavander Geoffrey Slater Anthony Hodson Peter Usborne Lord Selkirk of Douglas Professor Ivan Roitt John Claricoat Christopher White Roger Jefferies And 1 anonymous donor Andrew Hallan Leslie Russell Diarmid Cross* David Kingston Brian Hodgkinson John Sands Michael Crump 1955 Robert Morris 1959 David Jonathan Lionel Scott Brian Davidson Nigel Bacon Robin Newson Peter Buckman Professor David Kirk Harold Seaman Nick Dewey Denis Cross Ronald Pritchard Terry Cooper Frederic Kreisler Ronald Siddons Derek Dominey Professor Jack Dennis Robert Sheehan David Davies Sir Gordon Langley John Sparrow James Fairfax* Christopher Fildes Jeffery Sherwin Roy Dennett Lachie Mackintosh Keith Stephens James Jensen Frank Foster Wilson Southam Frederick Herlihy James Macmillan Emeritus Professor Sir Richard Lloyd Jones Eric Hopkinson Martin Vasey David Hutton Neil McQueen John Stewart Professor Ian Macdonald Alexander Hopkinson- Paul Zador Powell Hutton Professor Patrick Minford The Rt Hon the Robert Neale Woolley And 2 anonymous donors Christopher Jones Richard Morris Lord Taverne Sir Geoffrey Owen David Killick* The Rt Hon Sir David John Peters Jasper Tomlinson Alan Spencer Professor Sir Anthony 1958 Keene Sir Adam Ridley Richard Tucker Sir Keith Thomas Leggett Richard Abbott Richard Kingslake Nick Scholfield Michael Walker And 2 anonymous donors Joseph Lehrer Colin Alexander Jeremy Minns Ram Seegobin And 1 anonymous donor Lord Maclennan Jonathan Allison Donald Shaw Robert Sleeper 1953 Professor John Pratt Martin Biggs Stuart Swift Peter Smith 1950 Lord Brooke of Sutton His Honour Edward David Blakely Colin Wyman Ray Thorp Michael Collins Persse Mandeville Slinger Richard Cann And 2 anonymous donors David Wickham The Rt Hon Lord Hutton Andrew Dakyns Professor Paul Smith John Crow Professor Jonathan Trevor Knight Tom Devas* Jeffrey Stanyer Philip Danby 1960 Wisenthal Professor Maurice Robert Kernohan Robin Sternberg Howard Davies Timothy Ades Noel Younger Shutler* Neville McFarlane Professor Gilbert Strang Tony Dignum Peter Bleasby Weland Stone James Miller William Wilkie Rodney Donaldson Peter Brice 1962 Professor Roy Morrison Emeritus Professor Ian Robert Dyson John Adams 1951 Donald Rickerd 1956 Douglas Les Fixter Hugh Beevor Geoffrey Adkins Professor Sir Christopher Professor Sir George Diarmaid Douglas- Mike Fox Roger Betts David Boll Ricks FBA Alberti Hamilton David Gordon Alexander Bierrum Peter Cornall Gavin Scott John Broadley Peter Evans Chris Gutch Eric Bodger Philip Creighton The Revd Colin Sowter John Cochrane Christopher Gomm Trevor Hanslip Reid Chambers Alan Dowding Stephen Stamas Malcolm Fluendy Jeremy Gould John Kentleton John Cookson Fred Fishburn Professor John Nicholas Hughes Laurence Gretton Peter Lawton Freddie Craig Martin Foley Stephenson Felipe Mabilangan Stewart Hawkins John Lewis Alan Fender John Graham John Stoker Nigel May Ray Jennings Bill Miller Robert Guy Michael Hell And 3 anonymous donors Professor Ved Mehta The Revd Paul King Matthew Nimetz Professor Alan Henrikson BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2017 11

Peter Hirst Professor Charles Aidan Foster-Carter Hugh Griffiths Alan Bramley Anthony Coombs Alan James Burroughs Ian Glick Roger Harrison Gordon Cockburn Philip Cubeta Chris Jelley Colonel Michael Craster Professor Mark Peter Hutchinson Peter Cooper Julian Daley Gordon Jenkins Stephen Crew Glouberman Thomas Imber Professor Russell Davies Peter Dauncey Edward Lindsell Bowman Cutter Captain Bill Griffin Philip Kay Logan Delany Martin Fisher John Mallinson Jonathan Davies David Griffith Jonathan Lister Roger Fellows Richard Grant Graham Massey Richard Fildes Richard Heller David Lowe Professor Martin Gibling Joe Hughes David McDougall The Revd Hamish Simon Humphries Alan MacDermot Judge Francis Goddard Eddie Jenkyns Eamon McKeown Fullerton Martin Kaufman David Merrick Peter Grebenik Stanley Jones Matthew Melliar-Smith Sandy Gray Philip Kendall Professor Peter Pope Eric Hanson John Kahn Anthony Metcalfe Professor Philip Grier Stephen Lewis Professor John Ramsey Michael Hodges Clifton Leonhardt Ed Miller Professor Edwin Michael Ling Karel Riha Malcolm John Peter Lewy Peter Miller Hartman Philip Minor The Very Reverend Andrew Johnson Benjamin Lopata Derek Minor Timothy Heyman Peter Röper Michael Sadgrove David Jones Robert Mellors John Moisson Morton Kahan Julian Schiff David Satter Edward Jones Patrick Nealon Humphrey Morison Tony Kahane Andrew Scull Bill Seibert Professor Craig Joyce Professor David Mike Morris David Long Nicholas Shrimpton Michael Shea Professor Ronald King Norbrook Edward Mortimer Professor David Lutzer Jonathan Sunshine David Sheraton Julian Lewis Dejan Rataj Jeremy Oliver Andrew Mayes Professor Bernard Philip Simison Andrew Lincoln Neil Record Richard Parker Sean Neill Wasserstein The Hon Richard Stearns Malcolm Livingstone Gerald Sauer Lord Patten Kenneth Picton Cris Whetton Julian Stubbs John Lund Edward Sawbridge David Pugsley Paul Pressly Michael Wylde Nicola Tee Patrick Mackarness Sir Nigel Sheinwald Professor Peter Scott The Hon Jed Rakoff And 2 anonymous donors Richard Thacker Philip Mansel David Simms Philip Spender Jim Rogers Professor Nigel Thomas Wentworth Miller Peter Stephens Euan Sutherland Professor Malcolm 1967 Professor David Ulph Richard Salter Andrew Thompson Norton Tennille Schofield Peter Bastow Peter Yearwood Professor Charles Simkins Andrew Watson Jim Townend Charles Thacker Paul Brown And 3 anonymous donors Peter Stacey And 2 anonymous donors James Tyler Bruce Thomas Philip Budgell David Vernon-Jones Roger Whitehouse And 1 anonymous donor Dennis Childs 1969 Paul Viita 1973 Professor the Hon Robin Professor Paul Corner Tom Brown Professor Michael Arthur Aufses III Wilson 1965 Nigel de Rivaz Patrick Casement Watson Mark Bautz Professor Gerald Wright Professor Guy Aston Professor Alan Forrest Ian Clark Caleb Watts His Excellency the And 1 anonymous donor Professor Roger Oliver Franklin Professor N. John Mark Whitlock Blundell Honourable Kim Cashmore Professor John Gledhill Cooper And 1 anonymous donor Beazley AC 1963 Emeritus Professor Paul David Gowan John Dewhurst Ian Bell Paul Bamberg Crittenden Christopher Grayson Robert Eales 1971 Hakeem Belo-Osagie Philip Bishop Demosthenes Dirmikis David Hooper Geoffrey Ellis Andrew Chedburn Michael Berrisford The Hon David Boren Bill Drayton Brendan Horton Professor Joseph Femia Peter Clarke Brian Blood Professor Russell Bryant Ron Fairweather Ian Ibbotson Paul Futcher Douglas Clinton Andrew Burnham David Chalmers Alan Gayer Bob Kennedy Ian Gass Jonathan Cox Leo Cahalan Professor Peter Cook Richard Harrison Julian Le Fanu Peter Gavan Andrew Craig Peter Grant Lance Entwistle Robin Hartley Jonathan Long Sir Josslyn Gore-Booth Bt Simon Davies Iain Gray Mohamad Fazal Ben Heineman Anthony Lynch Charles Harmon John Dear Brian Groom Ian Ferguson Nicholas Hope Stuart Murray Professor Richard Healey Chris Hardy Professor Chris Richard Fletcher Alan Kaye Roy Pinkerton Sir John Holmes John Harper Hendrickson Robin Gilbert Geoff King Charles Rickett Kevin Honner Robin Illingworth Lawrence Hutter John Hamwee Michael Levene Steve Schaffran John Humphrey Daniel McGonagle Alan Jones Professor Charles Hope Gordon Littlewood Professor Daniel Shapiro Daniel Jessel Oliver Moore Stephen Jones Gordon Howie Ian Mertling-Blake Anthony Sheppard Kent Johnson Mark Orkin Stephen Norman Muhammad Ishaq Malcolm Naylor Martin Smith Professor Richard Keshen Nicholas Ostler Tom Palley Sir Richard Lambert Michael Orr Richard Stones Murat Kudat The Hon Timothy Palmer John Scampion Jan Libourel Michael Paling Nicholas Thacher Charles Lane Paddy Payne Matilda Simon Richard Mills Alan Prince Arthur Thomas Robert Lucas Lincoln Rathnam Peter Sowden John Nicoll Bill Rawlinson John Walker Mark MacDermot David Rawlings Neil Stuart Ian Nimmo-Smith Berel Rodal John Walters Professor John Maier Patrick Salisbury Kevin Tibble Professor Michael Player Peter Smith Charles White Nicholas Mansergh John Scott Laurence Weeks The Revd Brian Roberts Bob Wallace And 2 anonymous donors Keith McGeoch Vikram Tanna Stephen West Charles Scanlan Charles Young Robin Poulton Emeritus Professor Neil Williamson David Siddons And 4 anonymous donors 1968 The Hon Bob Rae Richard Whitaker Philip Wood Walter Slocombe Robin Ashton Paul Saba Ian Wilson James Yorke Harley Smyth 1966 Professor Jonathan Bayly Professor Peter Skegg And 1 anonymous donor Douglas Young Keith Stearne Professor Graham Sir William Blair CNZM Paul Swain Anderson Sir Drummond Bone Mohssen Sobhani 1972 1974 Richard Tatlow Professor Charles Baden- George Bremner Michael Stewart Tim Allen Thomas A. Barron Dave Wiltshire Fuller Nicholas Burnett Peter Taylor Andrew Bell Michael Betterton Joe Wood James Bayliss Professor Terrell Carver François Thérien John Bowler Professor Hugh Bradlow And 3 anonymous donors Ronald Berenbeim Peter Cooper Fred West Stuart Brant John Brook Sir David Bostock* James Crawford And 3 anonymous donors Nigel Bryant Howard Cook 1964 Charles Brookes Chris Dunabin Stephen Bury David Critchley Jeffrey Branch John Cook Miles Emley 1970 Douglas Carter John Foley Donald Brand Graham Cooper* Professor James Fawcett Robin Aaronson Anthony Chapman John Hamilton Professor Alexander Stephen Cooper David Gartside Professor Hagan Bayley John Clark Tim Hardy Broadie Christopher Currie Professor David Gowland Richard Boohan Nigel Clark Martin Harris 12 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2017

Peter Holdsworth Jim Berkman Michael Wilcockson Duncan Taylor Justin Carter Katherine Turner Neville Jennings Professor Andrew Black And 3 anonymous donors Peter Telford Daniel Cohen George Vayakis Martin Kochanski David Carter Professor Mark Vickers Douglas Craig Thomas Zwenger Peter Macklin David Christie 1979 And 3 anonymous donors Julia Daly And 2 anonymous donors Anthony Markham Charles Cory-Wright Rod Batchelor Timothy Davenport Richard Pardy Professor Nick Couldry Robin Baynham 1981 Michele Deitch 1985 Tony Pullinger Francis Dodds Margaret Biswas Ian Andrews Lt Colonel Roberta Jonathan Allis Sir Sebastian Roberts John Dunleavy Nigel Brady Lorraine Andrews Ewart The Revd Daniel Brunner Mark Roe Nick Fletcher Nicholas Brann Richard Barnett David Footitt Vaughan Clark Andrew Sharp Neil Forsyth Elena Ceva-Valla Matthew Barrett Bridget Fox Barry Deren Simon Ward Richard Gillis Rebecca Colenutt John Colenutt Liz Gaere William Gnam Oliver Watts Peter Guest Gareth Creer Susan Cooper Charles Garland Professor Kenneth Andrew Whittaker The Hon Jonathan Robert Crocker Martin Dale David Hawkins Hamilton And 1 anonymous donor Hamberger Rissa De La Paz Professor Daniel Esty Jeff Holzgrefe Russell Harling Jim Hawkins Ted Delofski David Foster Sophie Jackson Jason Hubert 1975 Professor Kevin Hoover Cressida Dick Andrew Freeman John James Professor Ahuvia Kahane Charles Alexander Mark Hopkins Fernando Dos Aidos Brian Hall Boris Johnson Professor Anne Kiltie Michael Bartlet Mark Hopwood Andrew Evans Wayne Henderson Professor Elizabeth Kiss Halik Kochanski Tim Boardman Jason Hu Warwick Fairfax Mark Hume John Lazar James Leach The Revd Michael Neil Johnston Martin Fraenkel Professor Frances Kirwan Professor Brian Lewis Lisa Lodwick Cullinan Richard Jones Bennett Freeman Anna-Rose Landes Barney Mayhew Ned Mersey Paul Edwards Randall Kennedy Nigel Hall Matthew Lynn Toby Miller Ajax Scott John Firth Jeremy Kimber Ian Harnett Howard Marriage Alexander Morris Ronald Tenpas Alban Gordon Christopher Lord Nicola Horlick Glenn Moramarco Mark Peters Guy Whitehouse Roger Gray Neil Macdonald Helen Lawrence Andrew Mosely Stephen Rabinowitz And 2 anonymous donors Stuart Jamieson Jeremy Mayhew Jost Leuschner Professor Vishwajit Beverley Robertson Bernard Keating Stephen Minter Professor Philip Maini Nimgaonkar Professor Richard 1986 Professor Michael Simon Orme Drummond Miles Christian Roby Susskind Julian Allen Landesmann Ian Pearson Tom Minney Mark Storey Professor Christine Eleanor Baker Peter Martin Chris Start Brett Mudford Peter Tron Sypnowich Charles Benett Stephen Moss David Steiner Daniel Nanavati Jonathan Vernon Matthew Westerman Sebastian Boyd Raymond Petit Simon Taylor Hilali Noordeen David Waller David Witty Clare Brown Julian Powe Stuart Urban Stephanie Norgate Gordon Willoughby Fiona Witty Adam Bruce David Railton Michael Wainwright Catherine Prichard And 6 anonymous donors Kyren Burns John Ralfe Martin Walker David Pringle 1984 Alasdair Cross Professor Michael Sandel Richard Walker Katy Ricks 1982 Nada Al-Nashif Andrew Davis Alvise Sartori John Whiston Paul Shotton Peter Batty Leon Bennun Adam Deacock Richard Sheff Ian Williams Anthony Skillicorn Jeremy Cohn Phil Bird Jasmine Dellal Stephen Simpson John Winters David Small Susan Cooksley His Excellency Donald Adam Duthie Richard Taylor And 4 anonymous donors Debbie Smith Piers Daubeney Bobiash Ian Fox Anthony Teasdale The Revd Dr Stephen David Drysdale Jonathan Brooke David France Simon Tesh 1978 Spencer Matthew Edwards Jane Crossley Caroline Hampstead Paul Thompson Professor Dilip Abreu Josh Windsor Timothy Galpin Nora Cutcliffe Jonathan Histed Mike Williams Carter Brandon Professor Martin Lawrence Gray Professor Owen Emma Hollick And 1 anonymous donor Marty Burn Zirnbauer Abigail Hafer Darbishire Michael Jones Chris Crowcroft And 3 anonymous donors Hilary Haworth Tom de Waal Janet Kentridge 1976 Andrew Curry Rupert Holderness Richard Dewdney Alex King Peter Andrews Tom David 1980 Yolanda Holderness Lance Ellison Professor Peter Stephen Bradley His Excellency Alison Bertlin Andrew Howse Claire Foster-Gilbert Kronheimer Gary Calder Christopher Dell Nick Copley Andrew Keyser John Friedman Mark Neale Russell Campbell Richard Fisher Raji Davenport Professor Yung Kong Anthony Frieze Mark Perlow Robert Griffiths Nick Gillham Professor Peter Donnelly Andrew Marshall John Gardner Martin Rackstraw Charles Gurrey Walter Greenblatt Susan Goodkin Hazel Mills Gary Gibbon Jeffrey Rosen Russell Harris Kenneth Greig Matthew Hamlyn Nick Moakes Alastair Giffin Michael Sarbanes Brian Harrison Harald Hamley Sara Harnett Clare Moriarty Daniel Gordon Giles Slinger Richard Hocking Phil Hare Mark Hudson David Mottershead Aidan Hartley Simon Smart Isadore Jermyn Professor Stephen Timon Hughes-Davies Mitch Preston Christina Janoszka Chris Ward Dimitri Kullmann Harrison Philip Kolvin David Rose Ronald Lehmann Jeremy Watson Mark Lee Charles Hindson Ronald Lee Karen Stokes Alex Mason Alastair Wilkins Guy Marley Richard Hooker Cha-May Loh Andrew Taber Professor Cheryl Misak And 4 anonymous donors Professor Jonathan Robert Lewton Stephen Maher Matthew Taylor Hunter Monroe Michie Professor John Maddocks Paul Mason Dunstan Vavasour Laurence Mutkin 1987 James Ogilvie Mark Mainwaring Andrew Morgan Adrian Ward Yoshi Nishio Patrick Blakesley David Rossington Edward McCabe James Nye Professor Christopher Nicola Peters Nick Brooke Professor Tom Schwartz Nicholas Prettejohn Julius Parker Williams Bernard Robinson Adam Brown Stephen Shuttleworth Eric Price Professor Denise And 2 anonymous donors Professor Steven Simon Chapman Bill Tonks Dominic Prior Réaume Schneider Stephen Cotter David Wilson The Rt Hon Lord Reed Catherine Roe 1983 David Shaw Stephanie Flanders And 1 anonymous donor James Shaffery Jonathan Scherer Anna Armitage Christopher Shell Professor Michele Barney Wainwright Professor Adam Christopher Armitage Richard Stamper Gamburd 1977 Robert Wardle Schulman Professor David Bakhurst Simon Stevens Carl Garland Philip Baker Peter Wetherall Adam Shuttleworth Donald Bollella Martin Thoma Michael Gibson James Barker Christopher Whitehouse Professor Duncan Tate Thomas Cabot David Thompson Gregory Jones BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2017 13

Ramani Langley Barry MacEvoy Paola Tinti Daniel Magnowski Dominik Zaum Jess Dale Bill Lipscomb Anne Mackenzie Gareth White Luke Mansfield And 1 anonymous donor Nicholas Dekker Arthur Moore Dan Margolin And 3 anonymous donors Carol McQueen Gillian Dow Julian Mylchreest David Robinson Fionn Pilbrow 1998 Tomos Evans Zia Haider Rahman Nicole Sandells 1993 Saritha Pilbrow Mary-Therese Barton Rachel Evatt Stuart Reynolds Professor Ulrich Rebecca Armstrong Douglas Rogers Leanne Bell Julia Finch Stephen Smith Schollwöck Mandy Bazile Matteo Rossetti Deborah Buttery Matt Galloway Chris Tomlinson Sara Smith Judith Butler Martin Sandbu Victor Campbell Luke Gribbon Paul Williams Kitty Stewart Jim Crawfurd Richard Sanderson Ross Crooke Claire Harris And 5 anonymous donors And 1 anonymous donor Sean Cronin-Nowakowski Alan Thein Shameel Danish Johannes Haushofer Emma Cunningham Cath Tinker Paul Durban Patrick Hennessey 1988 1991 John Dyke Jack Walsh Tom Ford Katy Islip Nolis Arkoulakis Jonathan Adkin Jarrod Farley Philip Wood James Gilbert Kristin Javaras Kit Bingham Axel Baeumler Iain Fratter And 2 anonymous donors Stuart Hanbury Lisa Jeary Jeremy Burchardt Mojo Billington Moritz Freyland Piers Horne Theo Kyriacou Georgia Cerillo Chris Cleave Alasdair Hamblin 1996 Daniel Klusmann Suched Likitlersuang Leonard Cohen Adam Constable Luke Hatter Chris Becher Chris Knowland Asim Mahmood Simon Fuge Emma Dandy Jayne Herrick James Bickford Smith Sarah Longair Lauren McAughtry Matthew Jones Chesters Michael Etherton Chris Hooley Oli Bird Dorota Lyszkowska- William Morgan Adam Joy Mark Falcon Suresh Kanwar Marianne Brun-Rovet Becher Lucy Neville Henry King Christopher Fermor Vikki Keilthy Ruth Cairns Elizabeth Prescott Dara Price Jane MacKay Christian Gantz Annemarie Lellouch Michael Campbell Vanessa Regester Vincenzo Rampulla Fiona Mylchreest James Harding Stephen Morgan Sam Carr Justin Reid Katie Rowbottom Paul Nix Tina Hene Andrew Robertson Gerald Clancy Micah Schwartzman Meera Sabaratnam Sam Pearson Michael Holmes Robert Sackin Susanna Clasby Luke Shepherd James Sherwin-Smith James Rattue Alex Johnson John Sargent Philip Clayton Nicola Smith Edward Skidelsky Matthew Saal Alex Jolliffe John Sayers Hugh Clements-Jewery Dan Snow Andrew Sutton Shukri Souri Andrew Little Alison Spencer Stephens Professor Mark Embree Ronald Sofer Oi Wah To Terry Stiastny Kathrin Luddecke Ruju Srivastava Sarah Foote Jen Taylor Helen Turnbull Christy Swords John Masters Jonathan Tudor Charles Goldsmith Peter Trotter Sebastian Way Richard Thompson William McDonnell Robert Wilkinson Iain Gray Ben Tuppen Matt Widdop Lucinda Turck Andy Morris James Windle Lucas Green Rama Veeraragoo Andy Wongsaroj Ralph Walmsley Eleanor Naughten And 1 anonymous donor Eleanor Greenwood George Wigley And 4 anonymous donors Julian Wellesley Ewan Nettleton Jonathan Kirkpatrick And 4 anonymous donors And 6 anonymous donors Paul Newman 1994 Vincent Lim 2001 Reuben Pandey Jonathan Bays Ben Lynch 1999 Dominic Bird 1989 Todd Peterson Daniel Bor Adrian McGowan Mark Annear Sarah Bond Siân Alexander Soumya Rajan Mark Chamberlain Haydee Milner Thomas Baranga Professor Lucy Bowes Charles Baillie Gerard Russell Jay Dacey Ricken Patel Chris Davenport Philip Carr Maggie Beirne John Sandhu Michael d’Arcy Duncan Randall Katharine Baker Alan Choi Nigel Butterworth Adam Zoia Adam Dixon David Riseley Ioannis Katsikas Peter Cleland Detlef Gartner Rashid Zuberi Josh Harlan Saskia Roberts Adam Killeya Isobel Dyson Professor Katherine And 4 anonymous donors James Henderson Matthew Robinson Katharine King Graham Ewen Hawley Ali Husain Bernhard Sakmann Marta Lee Perriard Professor Sebastien David Lewis 1992 Louise Hutton And 4 anonymous donors Thomas Maloney Grammond Nuria Martinez-Alier Mark Bearn Dennis Kehrberg Laura Birch James Henderson Anthony McReavy Philip Carney Neil Kennedy 1997 Johan Martens Melissa Holloway Kate Pickard Benjamin Dalby Edmund King Judith Allen Sarah Moore Chip Horne Rory Pope Melanie Davis Alastair Qualtrough Aleksander Askeland Gavin Orde Ella Kaye Piers Ricketts Mike Doherty Veronica Sardon The Hon Rosemary Bailey Radhika Rathinasabapathy Jeff Kulkarni Justin Scott Lucy Grierson Mathan Satchithananthan David Buttery Rebecca Read Pedro Machado Hannah Swain Alisdair Hope Catherine Shaw Archie Campbell Beth Shapiro Kristopher Martindale John Taylor Julian Howarth Richard Smith Stella Campbell Siddhartha Jamie McKerchar Ed Welsh Rafael Joory Alexander Stiles Andrew Chrisomalis Sivaramakrishnan Jessica Potter And 6 anonymous donors Paulo Karat Torfi Thorhallsson Geoff Cowling Edward Swann Ebrahim Rahbari Robert Keane Lucy Toop Neville Eisenberg Mark Thakkar James Rollinson 1990 Henrik Klagges Scott Weiner Imran Fazal Thomas Vickers Nicholas Rowan Sasha Abramsky David Laurie Barnaby Wilson Jo Garvey Charles Wells Alexa Shipman Andrew Aldwinckle Dan Leedham-Green Andrea Woodhouse Bryant Gilot Vicky Wells Corin Taylor Bristi Basu Raymond Leung And 6 anonymous donors Thomas Havelock Harry Westall Louise Thomas Joanne Benbrook Jonathan Lewin Philip Jockelson Emma Whale Amy Trotter Professor Christina Professor Pei-Ji Liang 1995 Sarah Johnson And 2 anonymous donors Jo Valentine Boswell Barnaby Maunder Taylor Becky Ashton Aamir Khan Jason Vickers-Smith Richard Cayzer Christian Mehnert Richard Ashton Alia Knight 2000 Daniel Ward Anna Chilczuk Beatrix Nagyova Carolyn Campbell Michael Kontaratos Tim Allsop Thomas Wiktorowski- Robin Francis Tonia Novitz Charlotte Clabburn Charlotte Leslie Colin Baker Schweitz Matthew Garnett Adrian Pay Paul Denning Andrea Lindsay Strugo Olivia Breese Christopher Wilson Nicholas Greenacre Oliver Pooley Guy Edsall David McCabe Adam Brown Oliver Wright Sean Houlihane Chris Sanders Dominic Glover Jade Newburn Philip Bundy And 1 anonymous donor Laura Hoyano Nick Seccombe Adam Heppinstall James Paterson Rohin Chada Emmanuel Kattan William Stenhouse Professor Neil Herring Han Toh Nat Charlton 2002 Matthew Keutenius Kurt Strovink Barbara Jeffery The Hon Robin Yahonnes Cleary Ross Beaton Jeremy Lyon Huma Syed Sarah Keogh Walker MP Shelley Cook Vladimir Bermant 14 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2017

Amal Bhaimia Jesse Crozier Mihkel Jaatma Hannah Snell Indrek Pernik Oscar Hird Elizabeth Boothroyd Kimberly Douglas Lucy Kellett Simon Stewart Aron Polos Christine Hirschberger Sam Brown Alister French Barbara Lauriat Nirawat Thammajak Chan Poolvoralaks Georgia Irwin Alice Cave Rebecca Hodes Donald Mackintosh Ali Travis Ella Robertson James Kavanagh Joshua Cherniss Ankeet Jethwa Carl Poree Michael Webb Dan Rosmarin Elliot Langley Ronnie Chiu Halim Kusumaatmaja Jeremy Robinson Christopher Webster Ramin Sabi Lu Liu Daniel-Konrad Cooper Suzannah Lipscomb Adam Smith Mi Zhang Arthur Savile Liana Osborne Professor David James Mackenzie Smith Daniel Temko And 1 anonymous donor Thomas Simpkins Nina Pflugfelder Cormode Rick Malins Keon West Britt Smith Kathryn Pritchard Louise Eggett Crispin Mason Susannah Wilkinson 2009 Rob Stabler Jacob Rabinowitz Richard Eschwege Andrew McGrath Owain Williams Lubo Atanassov Elisabetta Tollardo Paul Razzall Rebecca Gibson Florie Michalowska And 2 anonymous donors Rebecca Caple And 7 anonymous donors Keller Scholl Christian Hansen Neda Minakaran Kate Burns Ben Van Leeuwen Laura Harbidge Lee Moore 2007 Aaron Cantrell 2011 James Yow James Holloway Simon Morgan Nehaal Bajwa Stephen Dempsey Viraj Aggarwal And 1 anonymous donor Harry Jones Graham Morris Alexandre Brunet Philipp Duffner Michael Ash Ramona Erriah-Jones Mark O’Brien Oliver Burton Rhiannon Evans-Young Samuel Atwell 2014–2016 Laura Kimmel Nic Ramsden Ronald Collinson Dawn Hollis Alex Bartram Elizabeth Avini James Kitchen David Robinson Thomas Dean Ian Jones Megan Birch Sarah Kemeny Edward Knapp Zhan Su Barr Even Liam Jones Tom Bird Muhammad Md Ibrahim Edward Latter Jon Turner Gwennaël Fedder Juliette Kelly Dan Burkhardt Cerigo Asad Omar Jamie Lee Tom Viita Euan Fuller Daniel Kessler Vikram Chandra Mitchell Robertson John Mallonee Harri Williams Signy Gutnick Allen Emily King-Oakley Anthony Chu Ian McDonald Samuel Malone Samuel Wilson George Harnett Peter Lee Erin Cunningham Eilis O’Keeffe Ian Marsh Denis Zuev Caroline Howitt John Lees Kunchok Dolma Thibaut Pellizzari Antonia Orr And 4 anonymous donors James Kirby Ronan Lyons David Feller Alice Toledano Daniel Sicka Iain Large Brianna MacLean Kateryna Frolova Nik Van Brink Caroline Wallace 2005 Jaimie Li Emily Magnuson Robert Frome Matthew Williams Nawaz Ahmad Michael Marks Conor McLaughlin Krista Halttunen Michael Blyth Deborah Oxley Bo Meng Sam Harrison 2003 Current members Chris Chilton Ivan Panovic Sam Rabinowitz Toby Kennon of the JCR and Craig Abrahams Richard Dear Mary Platt Hannah Robertson Nakul Krishna Justin Accomando Benjo Fraser Douglas Pontin Liam Shaw Emma Livingston MCR Robert Apsimon Alex Gilchrist Robert Portass Vit Sipal Joshua Matley Olivia Aarons Zara Asif-Rahman Adrian Groves Andrew Rickards Robbie Smith Jay Merchant Gaurav Agarwal Monami Chakrabarti Thomas Harty Michael Schumacker Chan-Young Song Peter Meuli Oscar Alexander-Jones James Doree Jack Hickish Emily Seeber Charles Stevens Dom Miketa Connel Allison Tracy Doree Tziporrah Johnston Michael Skelly Yuan Hao Sum Carly Minsky Alberto Andrade Ludger Evers Gareth Jones Maja Starcevic Brooks Swett Joseph Paddison Sophie Andrews Kamaljeet Gill Richard Kaudewitz David Thomson Tobias Teo Seb Pike Aina Aslam Alexandra Gowlland Charlotte King Raffaella Tomassi Mohit Varma Hannah Shearer Hubert Au George Grumbar George Matthews Justin Tsoi Benjamin Woolgar Illias Thoms George Badger Joni Hollis Ted Maxwell Simon Wan And 3 anonymous donors Lisa Timm James Baker Gang Hu Joerg Metzner Aelwen Wetherby Will Tummon Aidan Balfe James Hume Henry Moore And 4 anonymous donors 2010 Steven Turner Joseph Barber Andrew James Robert Moore Olivia Baddeley Ragulan Vigneswaran Alastair Bassett Sarah Johns Diana Ples 2008 Matt Baum And 10 anonymous Adam Beecroft Martin Kelly Jodie Rabin Abu Abioye Hugo Bax donors Charles Bertlin Lettie Kennedy Vincent Romanelli Henry Blauth- Dominic Bisset Sara Bicknell Phil Killingley Wolfgang Silbermann Muszkowski Ben Brooks 2012 Alexander Bloom Megha Kumar Laurence Smith Edward Brunet Edward Buchanan Lorenzo Bondioli Laura Bossino Justin Lewis-Oakes Tuan-Anh Tran Sam Clarke Jacqueline Pinta David Cramer Hebe Bourne Jonathan Lok-Chuen Lo Keith Tse Max Deacon Edward Crane James Dow Huw Braithwaite Simon Lord Dominic Weinberg Marine Debray Tom Curran Rebecca Hannon Ben Brazier Aaron MacLean Colonel Lee Wingfield Molly Dickinson Max Denning Florence Hardy George Brookland Sarah Majumdar Tobias Witting Dilyana Dimova Matthew Doyle Rosanna Holdsworth Johnathan Bulled Stephen Matthews Jamie Wolstenhulme Felix Faber Richard Dumbill Richard May Alex Burford David McConkey Silas Xu Edward Grefenstette Sarah Edwards Alec Mullan Beth Cadwalladr Alice McDaniel Ray Ye Hayley Hooper Tom Evans Ravi Poorun Marianne Cain Jaideep Nandwani And 2 anonymous donors Jekaterina Ivanova Patrick Garvey James Rainey Yingyan Chen Robert Newton Tom Jackson Kirandeep Ghataorhe Senthil Sabapathy Romain Civalleri Emma O’Hanlon 2006 James Kohn Esme Hawkes Duncan Shepherd Daniel Clark Emma Windham Carolyn Abram Anna Kullmann Lynn Hutchings Francesca Whalen Daisy Cockrean Christopher Skillicorn Philip Berkman Greig Lamont Jai Juneja Xinwa Zhai Sian Collins Edward Stembridge Daniel Carden Robert Latusek Marta Kaczan And 4 anonymous donors Sarah Collison And 2 anonymous donors Emily Clark Ronan McDonald Rafael Kropiunigg Sophie Conquest Philip Cuthbertson Oliver McGregor Ben Marshall 2013 Matt Coulter 2004 Jennifer Etherington Stephanie Melvin Helen McCartney Karel Asha William Cowie Firdaus Abdullah Michael Gallo Beth Mumford Rachael S McLellan Jennifer Ashby Daisy Cutts Imran Ahmed Thomas Gibson Kanishka Narayan Alice Mollon Piotr Dabkowski Giuseppe Dal Pra Nick Bennett Ryan Halloran Hannah O’Rourke Lucy Morell Ryan Diamond Hope Davidson Oliver Butler Nathan Hinton Ant Parham Vincent Nimal Gareth Fittes Frances Davies Andrew Carter Jack Hobbs Christopher Rusko Sophie Wragg Lizzie Hensman Julia 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Matthew Day Arun Kapoor Alastair Nicklin Xavier Tierney Robert Crow Professor Peter Tufano Ruby Day Daniel Karandikar Alexander Olsson Robert Tomlinson Jean Davey Lisa Walker Nils Deeg Simon Kelly Eleanor Ormsby Shushan Toneyan Margaret Dubner Professor David Wallace Toby Dirnhuber Talia Keskin Marc Pacitti Estelle Torre Sarah Fores Hannah Wallace Emily Dixon Leon Kidd Daisy Pearson Andrew Truong Sara Forrest Mrs Diane Warner Olivia Drayson Cameron Kigonya Margaret Peyton Jones Simran Uppal Barbara France John Webb Nicola Dwornik Doyeong Kim Jessica Poole Mather Chevonne Van Rhee Hugh Fremantle Maureen Webb Hugh Evans Bethany Kirkbride Victor Porras Caroline Ward Sherry Granum Professor Timothy Wilson Mark Fischel Max Kitson Daisy Porter Richard Ware Professor Les Green And 5 anonymous donors Juliet Flamank Chilla Knight Freddy Potts Kiki Warren Jon Halliwell Amy Ford James Knox Tanvir Rafe Josh Warwick Inge Heckel Thomas Foster Daniel Kodsi Krister Rasmussen William Wathey Ruth Hewetson Organisations Alexander Fuller Philemon Kwok Malachi Rayner-Philipson Anna Watkinson Julia Hore Anne Grete Eidsvig Matthew Fuller James Lambton Olivia Retter Cameron Watson Edith Horowitz and Kjell Inge Røkkes Samuel Gibb Sophie Large George Rettig Emily Webb Alastair Howatson Charitable Foundation Lily Goldblatt Eleanor Lawson Ferdinand Reynolds Jimmy Webster Irvine Family for Education Steven Robinson Ashkaan Golestani Mariya Lazarova Eleanor Whitchurch Jennifer Jones Blackett Club Zachary Leather Steven Rose Jessica Gorrill Indigo Wilde Professor Josef Kittler BNP Paribas Investment Joseph Lee Maeve Rowley-O’Donnell FREng Rachel Grabiner Abi Williams Partners Xavier Greenwood Sara Lee Pawel Rymarz John Latsis Anne Williamson Calculus Trust Rosie Gyorfi Connor Lenihan Ele Saltmarsh Sir Colin Lucas Lizzie Wilson Fairfax Trust Hamish Hall James Letten Lorin Samija Anne Mackintosh Jonathan Windsor Gask Trust Nicholas Halterman Aaron Leung Laura Savage Mike Wrathall Abhishek Majumdar GE Foundation Saad Hamid Tim Leung Milo Saville George Wright Nicola Martin International Grants Ploy Haritaworn Daniel Lewis Peter Sayer Wenmiao Yu R L Martin Fund Holly Harrison-Mullane Yanjie Li Christopher Sayers David Mela Goldman Sachs Stephen Hawes Matthew Li Lewis Scott Clare Melford Foundation Leon Heng Yulin Liu Rivka Shaw Professor Tom Melham Members of the Google Ltd Alice Henshaw Samuel Luker Brown Ellie Shearer Oznur Mete SCR and other Kent Community Miina Hiilloskivi Daniel Luo Ziyun Shen Dan Miller supporters of Foundation Ewan Hill Norris Clarissa Luxton Perdita Shirley Joan Miller Nermeen Hilton Josh Lynbeck Jesse Sigal Balliol Tricia Miller Lazard Asset Management Linden Hogarth John Maier Ben Simon Professor Joel Aberbach Professor Gillian Morriss- SCG Chemicals Calum Holt Rohan Mandumula Owen Sinclair Diana Apsimon Kay Tull Charitable Foundation Isobel Howden Jonathan Martin Antonia Siu Richard Apsimon Judy Munch UBS Anxin Hua Will McCarthy Cory Smith William Barford Oswyn Murray Worshipful Company of Benjamin Hubbert Ian McFarlane Matthew Smith Professor Wilfred Andrew Murton Leathersellers Callum Hughes Eliza McHugh Pearse Solon Beckerman Richard Norman Holly Hunt Cealach McKeating Kardin Somme Richard Blackford Seamus Perry Gaetano Iannetta Laura McMillen Elizabeth Sorsby Barbara Blasdel Julia Portal Legacies received Rachael Ince-Kitson Udeepa Meepegama Kofoworola Spaine Lady Bone (Vivian) Dena Rakoff Neville Norway (1919) Anna Irwin James Melia Toby Squire The Revd Canon Dr Paul Roberts The Very Revd Professor Ivan Jackson Rory Meryon Suwanja Srikantha Michael Bourdeaux Michael Rose Robert Barbour (1939) Calum Jacobs Tanya Milne Jordan Strobach-Morris David Brink Professor Daniel James Lea Birch (1941) Anandmoy Jana Hugo Monnery Yudong Tan Agnes Burke Rubenstein Maurice Purnell (1950) Aihem Johar Maarten-pieter William Taylor Professor Martin Burton Professor Frederick Earnest Lau (1952) Austin Jones Moolenburgh Abby Taylor - Baptie Darren Cavanagh Schauer Sir David Landale (1954) Elliot Jones Harriet Moore Daniel Thanki Raquel Chmielewski Professor Philip Scowcroft Sir Peter Gregson (1955) Kathryn Jones George Muscat Haydee Thomas Jane Clunie James Smith Brian Dickinson (1958) Conor Jordan Emil-nicolae Nichita Moyo Tian Richard Collier Alexis Tchoudnowsky David Pollack (1977) Jae Jung Bethan Nichol Caitlin Tickell Gifford Combs Nicola Trott Mary Irvine

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