Exeter College Donors’ Report

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From the Rector

Our Annual Fund success owes much to to endow one of our History posts and It has been an astonishing year. Never before in the history the tireless work of Emily Watson (2003, an English post respectively. And a large of the College have so many of our Old Members made a Lit Hum), our Development Officer, and anonymous gift will help to endow the donation to the Annual Fund. And never has the College had the whole Development team, together cost of bursaries, which the College will with our students, who participated in support to help students from poor homes such a remarkable year of large gifts and pledges. three telethons last year (and loved the with the huge increase in tuition fees. reminiscences you shared with them). The Annual Fund raised £675,308 in Even more impressive than the overall Now we have to do even better in the It’s moving to see such affection and 2012, by far the largest amount it has ever sum is the number of alumni who coming year. After all, it would be great to support for the College, especially received and a staggering £145,000 more contributed. We are now the top College get from 29th into the World’s Top Ten, during tough economic times. We are than it raised last year. This will help us in Oxford in terms of participation with and if anyone can do it, it’s Exonians. enormously fortunate in the affection and support the tutorial system, help students 36.7% of alumni giving (and 40% of support of our Old Members. Thank you! in financial hardship, and contribute undergraduate alumni giving). We have Meanwhile, we have had some wonderful to the building of our new campus on this year achieved our ambition to get large gifts which will enrich and benefit FRANCES CAIRNCROSS Walton Street. to the top of the Oxford participation College life in the years ahead. Most RECTOR league – which almost certainly means remarkable is a £4m pledge by Sir we have the highest participation rate Ronald Cohen (1964, PPE) towards outside the United States. We are now the cost of building Walton Street. This ranked the 29th institution in the world magnificent gift, added to his previous in terms of alumni participation. What an generosity to the College, makes him achievement and what a testimony to the our largest single donor in 700 years. generosity of the Exeter family! We have also received a splendid gift of £160,000 from Henry Kloppenburg And the future looks brighter still. More (1968, Jurisprudence) and a further than half our former students in the four pledge of £1m from an anonymous Old youngest years (those who came up in Member. Both these gifts will also help 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009) made a with the cost of Walton Street. gift to the College. And 95% of leaving undergraduates pledged a gift in response Two generous donors will allow us to to the Leavers’ Gift appeal. As you might benefit from the Teaching Fund, through expect in these tough times for young which the University matches large people, the amounts were often small – but endowment gifts for shared academic what we treasure is the commitment which posts. Gifts from William Jackson (1983, sets the example for both those in other Geography) and Peter Thompson, a years and the next generation of alumni. Friend of the College, will make it possible

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The financial support of alumni over the past 700 years, INCOME (£,000) and their on-going generosity over the last 12 months, has Academic Tuition Fees 2,350 generated over a third of the College’s income this year. Accommodation and Catering 2,001 Conferences and Functions 1,132 The philanthropy of our predecessors has have secured over £11m in philanthropic provided us with a modest endowment gifts and pledges towards this work already. Income from Endowment Return 1,573 which yielded £1.6m, while donations We continue to ensure that all expenditure Donations (Including Annual Fund) 1,675 made this year raised over £1.6m. Together is closely monitored, and to identify new Income from College Assets 385 with income from tuition fees (26%), potential supporters who wish to help the TOTAL INCOME 9,116 accommodation and catering (22%), and a College secure its new quadrangle. steady conference trade (12%), the College has succeeded in securing the funds required Our careful budgeting and restrained EXPENDITURE (£,000) to provide the outstanding education to investment policies are paying dividends Tuition and Research 3,292 which we are committed for another year. as the markets continue to fluctuate. Student Support 586 Restricted funds have generated a surplus We have worked hard to manage our of over £600,000 to be carried over into Accommodation and Catering (Including Conferences) 2,646 expenditure this year to ensure that our 2013, ensuring that we will continue to be College Administration 759 core activity of tutorial teaching is not able to offer full funding for the restricted Development Office 508 affected by the reduction in government scholarships and teaching posts that they College contribution 23 funding prior to the rise in tuition fees. support, even in difficult years ahead. Interest payments on Walton St site 441 Forty per cent of our budget is allocated either directly towards tuition or towards We will need to continue to manage our TOTAL EXPENDITURE 8,255 the costs of supporting the infrastructure finances carefully in the year ahead. The of a collegiate education. This includes IT introduction of £9,000 fees will only net SURPLUS FOR THE YEAR (£,000) and library provision, maintenance of our us approximately £300 per capita extra Unrestricted* 863 physical environment of student bedrooms, after the removal of the HEFCE funding † teaching rooms, and public spaces, and and the costs of the generous financial aid Restricted 626 generous financial aid for students in need. packages Oxford now offers are taken into TOTAL SURPLUS 1,489 account. Exeter and Oxford will therefore This year the Walton Street site continue to subsidise the education of * Surplus unrestricted funds act as a buffer should future years be more financially challenging and enable redevelopment saw its first full year of students, just as they have done for the last the College to pursue its capital expenditure programme. This year a College property was sold enabling the expenditure on design consultants, as 700 years, but this is a challenge we know College to reinvest that income in the upgrade of staircases 10 and 11. well as payments towards the original we can face with confidence thanks to the † Surplus restricted funds are carried forward to spend in future years on the appropriate restricted projects. purchase of the site. We are fortunate to generosity of our alumni supporters.

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Historic Annual Fund Income Historic Participation Rate at Exeter College The Exeter College 700 40 650 35

600 30 550 Annual Fund 25 500 20 450 15 The 2011–12 financial year has been, by a long way, the 400 Participation rate % most successful year the Annual Fund has ever seen. Gross amount (£000’s) 350 10 300 5 With a fantastic £675,308 raised in overwhelming generosity this incentive 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 unrestricted income from 2,247 Exonians, prompted, and after just one year we College Financial Year College Financial Year This valuable source of unrestricted income has grown This year has seen an extraordinary rise in the number of alumni the College is able to continue to provide are indeed not only the institution with significantly over the last five years to provide a sum equivalent choosing to support the College. outstanding academic and extracurricular the highest proportion of alumni giving to the annual return on an endowment of over £20m. facilities to all students, irrespective of their in Oxford, but we are in fact 29th in the Average Gift to the Annual Fund 2011 and 2012 Participation Rates by Decade 2011 and 2012 personal means. While donors are invited world, according to global participation 900 50 to express a preference as to where they rankings, and first outside the USA. The 800 2011 45 2011 2012 2012 direct their gift, 89.4% of monies donated pledge of £131,400 has now been released. 700 40 35 were directed to ‘wherever the need is 600 30

greatest’ or were unspecified, underlining In total, 36.7% of all undergraduate and £s 500 25 the trust our alumni have in Exeter to graduate alumni made a gift between 400 20

300 Participation rate % utilise the money in the best possible way. August 2011 and July 2012. Williams 15 alumni also gave generously. Perhaps 200 10 Almost every Exonian will have heard most encouraging of all, almost 50% of 100 5 of our special participation challenge Exonian undergraduates who matriculated Pre- 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s Pre- 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 1950 1950 for 2012. Ten generous alumni pledged between 2000 and 2009 chose to support Decade of Matriculation Decade of Matriculation The average gift in 2012 was just 6% lower than in 2011 despite Outstanding increases in the number of undergraduate and graduate to release a gift of £131,400 if Exeter the College last year. Such widespread the huge increase in number of donors in 2012, many of whom alumni supporting Exeter were seen in 2012, with the percentage of became the top College in terms of goodwill from our youngest alumni bodes chose to make their first ever participatory gift. alumni from the 2000s and 1990s more than doubling from 2011. giving rates. We are truly delighted at the extremely well for Exeter’s next 700 years. Participation Rates across Oxford Colleges 2011–12 40 Annual fund preferences expressed 2011–12 Annual fund Disbursement 2011–12 35 Extracurricular Activities Extracurricular Activities 30 Student Support Student Support 25 Tutorial Support Tutorial 20 Library / ‘support a book’ Library

Wi-Fi Installation 15 Participation rate % Walton Street Development 10

5 This graph excludes 89% of all donations to the Annual Fund, The College allocated sums to the areas of extracurricular which were given to ‘wherever the need is greatest’ or had no activities, student support, tutorial support and the Library well preference expressed. in excess of the gifts donated with those specific preferences LMH New Oriel

expressed. The College then allocated the remainder of the Annual Keble B alliol Trinity Exeter Lincoln Linacre Nuffield St Cross Hertford

Fund to the development of Walton Street becaue it will enhance St John’s St Peter’s St Anne’s St Hilda’s St Hugh’s University Mansfield Pembroke Magdalen 6 all four of these areas for the next generation of students. Regent’s Park Christ Church St Catherine’s Only colleges that agreed to share their benchmarking results are shown in the above graph. 08|09 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12 PICTURE: EXETER’s RFU FIRST TEAMEXETER TAKES COLLEGE ON THEDONORS’ ‘EXETER REPORT OLD B OYS’| 12

Telethon 2012

2012 was the year of telethons. Breaking away from the College’s normal practice of doing a single two-week campaign a year, it was decided that three separate campaigns should take place, one at the end of each academic term, in order to reach the College’s ambitious participation target.

The first campaign was focused particularly on Exeter’s North American alumni and took place in December, before the end of the U.S. tax year. Students called through “The alumni that I spoke to fondly remember the night to reach alumni on the west coast the friendly welcoming atmosphere in College of Canada and the United States. Their and they often use the term ‘Exeter family’.” efforts were rewarded by the overwhelming Adam Ward (2011, PPE) goodwill they encountered: 67% of those contacted agreed to donate. The main campaign in 2012 took place in March. Of the 824 alumni contacted, 525 made a gift, raising a total of £277,488 in gifts and pledges. The final total, once all pledges had been fulfilled, was £304,051, to be received over the next five years.

The final campaign of the year was held in June in the run up to the end of the College’s financial year. It was the last push to hit our financial and participation targets, Enhancing the Collegiate Experience and of the 389 alumni contacted, 243 “The money from the Sports and Arts I am indebted to the generosity of our Old responded with a gift. £81,241 was raised, grant that I have received has allowed me Members. This term I played in a Varsity including one-off and regular gifts. to join the Oxford Rugby League Club match, and without the kind contributions “One day I will pick up the phone and a this year. The financial support enabled of alumni this would not have been student will tell me about the College’s current A heartfelt thank you to everyone who spoke me to pay for my affiliation fee to the possible. I urge other Old Members to fundraising efforts. I will already be convinced.” to a student last year, sharing reminiscences Club and also allowed me to go on tour to give so that my peers at Exeter enjoy Lara Bryan (2011, Modern Languages) and making a gift to show their support. Portugal. The tour improved my skills as a similar opportunities.” player and I was appointed captain of the Maroons. Scott Woods (2008, Chemistry)

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The Tutorial “The tutorial system allows us to attend to The Annual Fund enables us to continue the individual needs of each student and to this unique and treasured way of working, help them to develop their full potential. Our in which students make dramatic leaps role is not so much to give them information and improvements even from week to that they would absorb passively, but to week. It is highly rewarding to work in this encourage them to think independently, close-knit environment where we really to enter into dialogue, to explore ideas and understand our students and help them to preconceptions while also challenging them achieve the best results possible, and we in ways that no other system allows. No two are enormously grateful for all the support tutorials are ever the same, as we are able we receive from our donors.” both to allow students to take their thinking in new directions and to help them address Dr Jane Hiddleston and surmount their specific weaknesses. Official Fellow in French

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Performance Philanthropy: Join the Exeter College Incentive Scheme

“How do I know that my money will be well spent”? It’s a question for many potential donors, as they seek to achieve the biggest bang for their philanthropic buck.

When I began giving to the College, I that their performance contributes wanted to incentivise what I regard as the directly to fundraising and to the future most important outcome of university sustainability of their College. education: academic excellence. I have no idea how to achieve that outcome, In the first five years of ECIS, the College so I don’t tell them where to allocate has received over £179,000. The number my money, but they will get more if they of firsts has ranged from 19 to 32 with an achieve that outcome. I also wanted to average of 26.4. In 2012, the best year of incentivise students to do their best. ECIS, there were 32 firsts so, for example, a pledge of £10 per first would have As a proxy for academic excellence, the eventually cost you £320. simplest measure is the number of first class undergraduate degrees. These days, ECIS welcomes all donors, large or small. about 30% of Oxford degrees are firsts If you’ve never given before, or if you find and 62% are 2:1s, so if students miss a this way of giving more appealing, then first, they will probably get a 2:1. please join ECIS for 2013, with whatever pledge you can afford. And like all good Student Support So in 2008 I became the first member offers, no money is payable now – you of the Exeter College Incentive Scheme, literally pay for results. You’ll find a “I recently attended the British courses or events like this. Given the fact or ECIS. The plan is simple: each year, form enclosed and also on the College Pharmacological Society meeting in that my studentship does not provide donors pledge a certain amount for website, or you can ask a member of the London where I had the chance to present funds for these kinds of expenses and each first class undergraduate degree Development Office for details. my work through a poster presentation. my department does not hold funds for in the following finals, and the result This experience was invaluable for me students, it would have been impossible determines how much the College David M. Webb as I was given the opportunity to attend for me to participate in these events, so actually collects. Students also know (Mathematics, 1983) talks which were very much related to my important for my career development, research interests. I feel grateful for the without the support of Exeter.” support of Exeter College, helping me in every initiative I have taken to attend Ivi Antoniadou (2010, Pharmacology)

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Leavers’ Gift The 2012 Leavers’ Gift Committee was Such generosity and widespread support spearheaded by Charlie Howell (2008, from Exonians who have not yet entered Lit Hum), Max Mulvany (2009, Fine Art), the working world is a real inspiration to Mark Gilbert (2008, Mathematics) and the rest of the Exeter family. The support former JCR President Alex Barrett (2009, of our leaving students was yet another PPE). Their commitment to Exeter was triumph to celebrate in this successful reflected across the wider JCR, where a year, and it is no coincidence that our vote was passed that every undergraduate three youngest years of alumni (’06, finalist should donate £13.14 through ’07 and ’08) are also the ones with the battels (with a possibility to opt out). This highest giving rates. The Leavers’ Gift resulted in an incredible 95% of all leaving is a great introduction to a lifetime of students pledging a gift. The funds raised philanthropy. were matched by two kind alumni, making a total of £4,863. The gifts will be used Thank you so much to everyone who towards the renovation of the GCR into a made a gift, and to the two alumni who study room, accessible to all students, and provided the Leavers’ Gift matched to augment welfare provision. incentive.

Clare Pettit (née Martin) Bursary The bursary was established in memory The bursary will help students who would “I owe much to the generosity of past generations of Clare, who came up to Exeter to read otherwise struggle to meet the costs of of Exonians who have funded a grant that allows Physics and Philosophy in 2000. Much of studying at Exeter. Eighty-two alumni me to remain in College for part of the vacations Clare’s time at Exeter was spent helping from across six years of Exeter College – otherwise a financial impossibility. By providing other people – in her role as Women’s undergraduates have given or pledged to me with the means to stay here in Oxford, they Officer, and through her broader passion the bursary, raising a total £33,500. Their have enabled not only the continuation of my for education. She was involved in Oxford support has allowed a permanent bursary study that is vital to my degree, but the chance to Access during her time in College, and to be established. We know Clare would be embrace all that Oxford has to offer.” after graduation went to work for the Teach proud that so many people will be helped Anonymous First programme. by the generosity of her friends and family.

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1314 Society Update Looking Ahead: 2012–13

Exeter’s 2012 March telephone campaign Such support of the Annual Fund means included a Leadership Annual Fund that students benefit from far more than The cost of educating an undergraduate at Oxford is around programme, which identified a number of just basic financial support. For example, £20,000 a year – significantly more than the amount ever alumni who were potentially interested in eight 1314 members’ gifts could fund joining the 1314 Society. By the end of July Exeter’s Careers Office, unique in the covered by Government funding or student fees. 2012, 302 Old Members, Parents, Friends collegiate University. Leadership gifts The government’s decision to raise bursaries, and those from households with and Fellows had become members, of this sort ensure that students really student tuition fees to £9,000 a year incomes below £25,000 will also be offered with more young alumni joining at the can make the most of every opportunity marks a significant shift in the funding of fee reductions. The costs of the bursaries discounted rate than ever before. available to them – so a very heartfelt higher education, from public to private and fee waivers will be shared equally thank you to all our 1314 members. expenditure. Unfortunately, this change, between the colleges and the University. which affects students so much, brings little benefit to the College’s overall finances. Fee waivers are ‘income not received’, whereas Exeter’s share of the cost of There are two reasons. First, the bursaries will have to be met from its government is withdrawing most funding for own resources: either from fee income undergraduate teaching. Second, roughly (which cannot then be used towards the half the extra fee income will go to cover cost of tuition) or from philanthropic the cost of Oxford’s extremely generous contributions. Exeter will therefore financial support for British and EU continue to depend on the generosity of students from low-income homes. Students alumni to subsidise the cost of student from households with incomes of less support and to ensure that the Exeter than £42,601 will be offered maintenance experience is affordable to all.

TUITION FEE AND BURSARY SUPPORT FOR EXETER STUDENTS

Household Tuition Tuition charge Bursary in first Bursary in Total support Total support income charge in in subsequent year (includes subsequent in first year in subsequent first year years start-up) years years £0 – £16,000 £3,500 £6,000 £4,300 £3,300 £9,800 £6,300 £16,001 – £7,000 £7,000 £3,500 £3,000 £5,500 £5,000 £20,000 £20,001 – £8,000 £8,000 £3,000 £2,500 £4,000 £3,500 “The three years I spent at Exeter were almost certainly the happiest of my life. £25,000 £25,001 – £9,000 £9,000 £2,500 £2,000 £2,500 £2,000 The University of Oxford was wonderful; Exeter College friendly and welcoming. £30,000 Even my desperate efforts to produce work that Dr John Maddicott wouldn’t £30,001 – £9,000 £9,000 £2,000 £1,500 £2,000 £1,500 consider third-rate was an evenly fought war with the occasional, surprising victory. £35,000 So to support the College, through the 1314 Society, was not a difficult decision, £35,001 – £9,000 £9,000 £1,500 £1,000 £1,500 £1,000 £40,000 and to be part of this wonderful institution that is almost 700 years old...amazing.” £40,001 – £9,000 £9,000 £1,000 £500 £1,000 £500 Nigel Bennett (1978, Modern History) £42,600 > £42,601 £9,000 £9,000 £0 £0 £0 £0

16 17 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12 Volunteers Young Alumni Giving One of the most exciting aspects of the Giving rates were also striking among our 2011–12 fundraising year – and perhaps departing students, 95% of whom pledged the most encouraging – was seeing the a gift to the College in thanks for the Without a doubt, a large part of the success of 2012 was due commitment that our very youngest alumni education they received at Exeter. to the tireless commitment of year group volunteers. showed in supporting their College. Although gifts from our youngest alumni are After the 2011 Volunteers’ Day, when the 40% respectively, up from 24% and 17%; Of those undergraduate alumni who often modest in financial terms, given that challenge of becoming the Oxford college Matthew Powell increased 1970 from 11% matriculated from 2006 through to 2009, the majority are still studying or just starting with the highest giving rate was taken up, to 43%; and Peter Miéville boosted giving an average of 55% are choosing to give employment, they are incredibly valuable in several alumni embarked on their own mini in 1971 from 21% to a fantastic 52%. to Exeter. Very few higher education what they signify. The commitment of our email and phone campaigns. Younger volunteers also did a superb job: institutions can boast such support. youngest Exonians is a powerful motivator This achieved notable results: Alan Michael Hugman achieved 49% giving when soliciting gifts from older and wealthier Broomhead brought participation in 1960 among undergraduate alumni in 2000, and In recognition of the outstanding alumni (as the £131,400 gift from our up to 59% from last year’s 37%; for 1963 50% gave in Kat Batchelor’s 2001 year. contribution alumni are making to Exeter, Campaign Committee members showed). Andrew Walker achieved 47%, up from the College has created the Cairncross Also it is a very bright augur for the College’s Many thanks to the following volunteers for 18%; Roger Munnings canvassed his peers Cup. In this its inaugural year, the Cup has future: if by 2014 our five youngest years are helping us achieve such momentous results: in 1968 and 1969, reaching 51% and been awarded to the 2006 matriculation donating annually at over 50%, then they will year for the exemplary support shown, have set a philanthropic precedent for future Keith Holloway, 1952 Roger Fink, 1977 Ben Moxham, 1998 Patrick Howard, with 57% of alumni giving. generations of Exonians to emulate. Tony Moreton, 1952 Nigel Glen, 1977 Peter Rushton, 1998 2006 Ian Hollands, 1953 Richard Watson, Freddy West, 1999 Daisy Johnson, 2006 John Leighfield, 1958 1977 Michael Hugman, Carolina Lindahl, Peter Hobbs, 1959 Nigel Bennett, 1978 2000 2006 Undergraduate Participation Rates in the 2000s Decade Alan Broomhead, Russell Davidson, Katherine Batchelor, Ben Millinchip, 2006 1960 1978 2001 Edward Moores, 70 Ian Potts, 1962 Toby Wallis, 1978 Rachel Askew, 2002 2006 Andrew Walker, Neil Monnery, 1980 Drew Newman, 2002 Tim Hele, 2007 1963 Andy Anson, 1983 George Anstey, 2003 David Merlin-Jones, 60 Terry Walton, 1966 Charles Outhwaite, Gregory Lim, 2003 2007 Henry Brown, 1967 1984 Emily Pull, 2003 Luke O’Leary, 2007 50 Richard Harries, Richard Bennett, Andrew Freedman, Piers Taylor, 2007 1969 1987 2004 Michelle Fernandes, 40 Roger Munnings, Rob Farquharson, Rose Byfleet, 2005 2008 1969 1987 Jenny Donnellan, Mark Gilbert, 2008 30 Matthew Powell, Jon Gisby, 1987 2005 Charles Howell, 2008 1970 Garri Hendell, 1988 Simon Heawood, Christopher Penny, Peter Miéville, 1971 Justin Brett, 1989 2005 2008 Participation rate % 20 George Roffe- Liz Webb, 1991 Felix Leach, 2005 Becca Rees, 2008 Silvester, 1973 Jon Hall, 1992 Kevin Dickens, 2006 Alexander Barrett, 10 Alan Lammin, 1974 Jean Kitson, 1992 Sean Faye, 2006 2009 Christopher Spray, Steve O’Keefe, 1997 Martin Grosvenor, David Donaghy, 1974 Hannah 2006 2009 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Giles Emerson, 1975 Lownsbrough, 1998 Year of Matriculation

18 19 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12 Major Gifts by Tessa Stanley Price, Campaign Gifts Manager Old Members and Friends continue The Exeter Excelling Campaign has had a remarkable 12 to show their commitment to student months. With the 700th anniversary year fast approaching, support. In the last year we have received an outstanding anonymous gift towards many Exonians and Friends of the College have chosen to student support as well as gifts from Aly make a significant gift in celebration of this historic occasion Kanji (1979, Jurisprudence) and his and to safeguard the ‘Exeter experience’ for future generations wife, Parul Gheewala, and from the Ben Gurion University Foundation to create of students. a new student bursary and a graduate scholarship. Anne Potter (Friend) created Fundraising for the new site on an annual Mathematics prize in memory Walton Street has gained considerable of her husband Stanley Potter (1928, The cricket pavilion will benefit from improvements in 2013 thanks to a gift from Ashwin Ranganathan (1991, PPE) momentum over the last year. Numerous Mathematics). Existing bursaries and Exonians have given generously towards scholarships have been maintained thanks to Many UK-based donors have taken our flagship project and in return we the support of several dedicated sponsors. advantage of both the Government’s will name student bedrooms, state-of- Gift Aid scheme and the opportunity for the-art seminar rooms, Fellows’ sets and There has been support, too, for our well- higher-rate taxpayers to reclaim either quadrangles in honour of them, or others loved buildings on Turl Street. The College 20% or 30% tax on their gifts. This means as they wish. There is more work to be will be able to install a new sound system in the net cost to the donor is substantially done, but the support demonstrated the Chapel thanks to an anonymous donor. less than the gross value of the gift through both gifts and pledges over the Plans are underway for the renovation received by the College. Donors in other last year makes us confident that we will of the Library and a gift from Alex Karp parts of the world have also given tax reach our fundraising target. (Friend) of Palantir Technologies will help efficiently to Exeter through schemes us to make the building suitable for the 21st facilitated by the University. The College remains committed to the century scholar. tutorial system. This exceptional method There are many opportunities for Old of teaching is notoriously expensive to The College has also been able to enhance Members and Friends to make their maintain, and support for the tutorial its sports facilities through gifts from Costas mark in 2012–13 in the run up to the this year has been outstanding. We have Prapopulos (1955, Lit Hum) towards the College’s 700th anniversary. We are received pledges for two leadership gifts Boat Club and from Ashwin Ranganathan grateful to all our supporters for their from Peter Thompson (Friend) and (1991, PPE), whose donation will give the transformative philanthropy as we William Jackson (1983, Geography) cricket pavilion a much-needed facelift. approach this milestone and we look

that, when added to our endowment, will The College remains committed to the tutorial system, and thanks The ECRFC has been able to purchase forward to working with more Exonians enable the College to teach English and to the support of Peter Thompson (Friend) and William Jackson (1983, Geography) the College will be able to teach English and new match kit thanks to gifts from former and Friends over the coming year to Modern History in perpetuity. Modern History in perpetuity College sportsmen. achieve our ambitious goals.

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RECTOR’S GUILD (in Honour of President John Kufuor) Mr Hamish McRae* OF BENEFACTORS Prof John Quelch Mr & Mrs Hugh & Pamela Moir* (DONATIONS OVER Mr David Webb* Mr Neil Monnery* £1,000,000) Mr Ashwin Ranganathan* PALMER Mr Andrew Speirs* Anonymous (1) BENEFACTORS Mr Richard Tolkien* Sir Ronald Cohen (Gifts in Honour (DONATIONS OVER Mr Tim Vanderver* of the Memory of Mr Michael Cohen) £50,000) Mr Cung Vu Mr Mark Houghton-Berry* Anonymous (6) Sir David Warren* Mr William Jackson* Mr John Ashdown* Lady Joan Wheare Mr Krishna Pathak The Late Mr Greig Barr Mrs Liz Wood* STAPELDON Mr Devin Brougham EXETER BENEFACTORS Mr David Cannon* BENEFACTORS (DONATIONS OVER The Late Mr Rusty Drugan £500,000) Mr Adam Hogg* Anonymous (1) The Late Rev Prof Edwin James Mr Christopher Allner* Anonymous (1) Sir Peter Job* Mr Alan Bennett The Late Prof Fred Bornhauser Sir Sydney Kentridge* Mr Shom Bhattacharya* Mr Bennett Boskey Mr John Leighfield* Ms Victoria Cech Mr Bart Holaday* (Gifts from the Mr Iain Lumsden* Mr Charles Cotton* Dakota Foundation in Honour of Mrs Mr Richard Meddings* Mr & Mrs Jonathan & Caroline Alberta Bart Holaday) The Late Mr Brian Murgatroyd Dean* Dr Rosemary Peacocke* Mr John Ratcliffe* Mr Stephen Gale-Batten* (in Memory of Arthur Peacocke) Mr Harish Salve* The Late Mrs Elizabeth Gili Mr Paul Pheby Mr Alex Scott* Mr Rafael Gil-Tienda* PETRE Mr Peter Thompson* The Late Rev Rodney Hunter BENEFACTORS The Late Mr Douglas Williams Prof John Laslett (DONATIONS OVER Mrs EJ Morgan PERYAM £250,000) Mr Bernard Oppetit BENEFACTORS Ms Bina Pandit Anonymous (3) (DONATIONS OVER Mr Ian Potts* The Late Mr Peter Pointer £25,000) Mr Ralph Raby ACLAND Anonymous (8) Mr David Rodway* BENEFACTORS Mr Walt Bachman* The Late Mr Andrew Rollo (DONATIONS OVER Dr Richard Bennett* Mr Simon Ruckert* £100,000) Mr Nick Campsie Mr Peter Rushton* Anonymous (5) Mr Bruce Carnegie-Brown* The Late Sir Peter Russell Dr David Hartnett (Gifts from the The Late Mr David Cowperthwaite Dr Kenan Sahin Hartnett Trust) The Late Dr Denys Dyer Mr Michael Sissons* Mr Richard Heald Mr Nick Gaynor* The Late Mr Edward Smith Dr John Hughes* The Late Mr Bill Golden Mr Richard Stubbs* Mr & Mrs Henry & Cheryl Mr Karl Hirshman* The Honourable Justice Murray Kloppenburg* Mr David Holgate Tobias* The Walton Street site will be made possible with the support of alumni, and there are naming opportunities available including for study-bedrooms, Fellows’ sets, seminar rooms, quadrangles, and the complete site. Mr Richard Mahoney Dr David Hughes The Late Mr Michael West Architect design concepts from top: the new façade from Walton Street; the atrium; a student study-bedroom. The Kufuor Biographical Project Mr Pedro-Pablo Kuczynski* Mr Richard Wheway*

22 *Gave to Exeter College between August 2011 and July 2012 23 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12 Legators and Legacy Pledges Mr David Peretz CB Mr Stephen Siddall Mr Nigel Tonkin Mr Patrick Williams Mr Ian Philip Mr Alan Simcock Lord Peter Truscott Lord David Williamson Exeter owes its existence to 700 years of philanthropy, much Dr Brian Phillips Professor John Simons Mr David Vaisey of Horton Mr Anthony Pollington Mr Michael Sissons Mr Victor Vandervelde Miss Alison Wilson of it from legacy gifts. Mr Graham Powell Professor Peter Sleight Dr Robert Wagstaff Mr Martin Woodgett Professor John Quelch Mr John Smith Mr Andrew Walker Mr David Wright Legacies are the gift that everyone in addition to that of Old Members, who Mr Andrew Reekes Mr Richard Sparks Dr Robin Wallace The Reverend Hugh can make and that will protect Exeter take this step to acknowledge the influence Mr George Renn Mr Peter Spriddell Mr Peter Walters Wybrew College forever. that Exeter has had on their lives. This Mr John Roberts Mr Tom Steele Dr Ronald Watkins Mr Jack Young Mr David Rodway Sir Kenneth Stowe Professor Andrew Watson makes the Exeter ‘family’ wider and very Mr Michael Rose Mr Ian Stoyle Mr Jeffery Wear If you have made The College was pleased to receive four much richer as a result. Mr Angus Ross Mr Gwynne Sullivan Mr Michael Wearne provision for Exeter in legacy gifts in 2011–12. We also received Dr Hugh Rowlinson Mr Ronald Tidmarsh Dr Herbert Werlin your Will and your name notifications from 14 alumni of their We would like to take this opportunity Sir John Rowlinson Dr Brian Tiffen Mr Richard Wheway is not listed here (and Mr Michael Sargent Mr John Tinker Mr John White you have not requested intention to leave a gift to Exeter in their to thank everyone who has remembered Lt Cdr Michael Seakins The Honourable Justice Mr Michael Whitear anonymity) please let Will. We are particularly pleased by the Exeter College in their will by listing their Mr Henry Selby Murray Tobias Mr Eric Wilkinson us know. support shown by Friends of the College, names below: Mr John Shaw Mr Richard Tolkien Mr Simon Willbourn

LEGACY GIFTS Dr Michael Barrow Mr John Frood Mr Kenneth Ibbett RECEIVED Dr Barrie Bartlett Mr Stephen Gale-Batten Mr Nigel Jenney IN 10|11 Dr Dominic Berry Dr Richard Gill Dr Jo Jesty Anonymous (1) Mr David Best Mr Richard Gilman Mr Stanley Johnson Mr Anthony Coughlan Professor Richard Mr Michael Gittins Mr Ken Jones The Reverend Canon Brealey Mr Paul Gittins Mr Graham Keeley Mr Alan Broomhead Dr Bill Gordon Sir Sydney Kentridge John Edge Mr Henry Brown Mr Jonathan Gough Mr Henry Kloppenburg “Universities, and education generally, Mr Joseph Sykes Professor Marilyn Butler Mr Michael Gray Mr Damien Knight are under more pressure than they Dr Peter Campion Reverend Canon Dr Professor Roger Kuin LEGACY PLEDGES Mr Bruce Carnegie- Michael Green Rev Colin Lake were in the 1960s. Those seemed to SINCE 2000 Brown Mr Peter Guggenheim Mr Michael Langley be more confident and carefree days. Anonymous (18) Mr Mark Chatterton Mr David Hancock Mr Ray Le Page Mr Stephen Adam But, though times change, there are Rev Edward Clark Mrs Katrina Hancock Mr John Leighfield Mr James Adams values that we must try to perpetuate: Mr Colin Clowes Mr Ian Hargraves Mr John Lister Sir Ronald Arculus Mr Anthony Coleby Mr Erik Hermans Mr Iain Lumsden for many of us, the College, its Mr Jared Armstrong Mr Francis Cooper Dr Phillip Hewett Mrs Michaela Manning wonderful teaching, the friendships Mr John Armstrong Mr Bruce Coulson Professor James Mr Arthur Marshall Dr Richard Arnold and opportunities were all formative Mr Brian Cunningham Hiddleston Dr John McOmie Mr Frank Ashby Mr David Davies Mr Karl Hirshman Dr John Moll experiences. I am proud to contribute Mr Tim Ashley Professor Robert Day Mr Timothy Horlick Mr John Morris to an enduring tradition, especially in Mr John Badcock Mr Peter Dunkley Mr Michael Horniman Professor Fred Morrison Dr Richard Baker helping to enrich the lives of talented Mr Sam Eadie Mr Michael Hoskins His Honour Richard Mr Jim Barker Dr Rodney Edrich Mr Timothy Houghton O’Rorke students from poor backgrounds.” Mr Malcolm Baron Mr Noel Fletcher Mr Colin Howard Mr John Partridge STEPHEN SIDDALL (1961, English) Mr John Barraclough Mr Farnsworth Fowle Mr Colin Hunter Dr Lesley Pattinson

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Mr John Bickerdike Mr John Goslin Reverend Canon David Mr Edward Bygott* Mr Gordon Halliday Rimmer Dr Bernard Carré 1955 Mr Bryan Haworth Mr David Rodway Mr Nicholas Coleman PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Ray Hennessy Mr Jeffery Wear List of Donors Mr Peter Dutton Mr Michael Imison Mr Sam Eadie 55% (60%) Mr Pedro-Pablo Mr Ian Hollands Anonymous (1) Kuczynski* 1958 Mr John Houlton Mr Clive Annetts Mr Richard Latham PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Raymond Kendall Mr and Mrs Tyebjee and Mr John Lea The following list recognises all those who made a to ensure that this list is accurate; please contact us Mr Brian Kethero Sophy Barma* Mr Douglas Martin 34% (33%) The Hon Otto Lang Mr Ian Philip gift to Exeter in Financial Year 2012 (i.e. 1 August if you believe there is an omission. Mr Roger Billings Anonymous (1) Mr Michael Lockton Mr Godfrey Bowles* Mr Graham Powell 2011 – 31 July 2012). Every effort has been made Mr John Badcock Professor Peter Meredith Mr Peter Care Mr Henry Selby Mr David Best Mr Brian Park Mr Henry Coutanche* Mr John Shobbrook Sir Sydney Kentridge* Dr Peter Esnouf The Reverend Edward Mr Eric Pride Mr David Davies Dr Robert Sider Clark Mr Laurence Le Quesne Professor Graham Mr John Roper* Mr Andrew Sillito PRE-1950 Mr Ian Downing Mr Simon Gegg Mr Arthur Marshall Falconer* 1952 Mr Michael Rose Dr Donald Sniegowski PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Roger Forshaw Mr David Harrison Dr John McOmie Mr Herman Hamilton PARTICIPATION RATE Mr William Sanders Mr Stephen Hatch* Professor Arthur Professor Harold Dr John Hughes Mr David Heilbron 29% (31%) Mr Michael Sargent Dr David Hopkins Stockwin Merskey Dr Patrick Metcalfe 53% (56%) Mr Karl Hirshman* His Honour Jim Mr Roger Horrell* Mr Max Summerell Mr Peter Hoyle Anonymous (1) Mr Peter Milton Mr Blair Neatby Mr Michael Carter Stephenson Mr Graham Keeley* Professor Henry Mr Dick Hyde Dr Simon Ardeman Mr Nicholas Pearson Mr Norman Oliver Mr Colin Cowey Mr Peter Sturtz Mr Godfrey Lloyd Summerfield Dr David Knight Mr Jared Armstrong Professor Philip Pettit Mr Dennis Stanfill Mr David Farbey Dr Chris van Zyl Mr John Lovell Mr David Vaisey Dr John Lawrence Mr Frank Ashby Dr Brian Phillips* Mr Peter Taylor Mr Peter Fisher Mr George Welch Mr Kerry Lyons Dr T. Price Zimmermann Mr John Leighfield Mr Paul Atyeo Captain John Pollard Mr Richard Wheway* Mr Clive Franklin Mr Jo Welch Mr Costas Prapopulos Mr Tom Merren Mr Walter Baker Mr John Probert Dr Henry Will The Late Mr Graham Mr Brian Roden Professor Joseph Nye Mr Michael Ball* Mr Reginald Robertson Garvie Mr Joe Schork 1957 Dr Michael Richards Dr Dick Barlow* Mr John Robinson The Reverend John 1954 Mr Alan Seager PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Gwynne Sullivan Mr William Beattie Dr Anthony Robson Henstridge 1951 PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Neville Sheard Mr Bernard Tanter The Late Reverend John Mr David Rolfe PARTICIPATION RATE Mr David Japes Mr Michael Sissons* 44% (44%) Professor Ted Tyler Benton Mr Owen Rowe Mr Vernon Kitch 56% (55%) Dr Robin Wallace* Mr David Authers Dr Bernard Wolfe Mr Reg Braddon* Dr Hugh Rowlinson 45% (44%) The Reverend Colin Mr Michael Bruce Anonymous (2) Emeritus Professor Mr Barrie Benfield Mr Alan Russett* Mr Colin Clowes* Lake Professor Kenelm Dr Jim Appleyard* Zander Wedderburn Mr Eric Bergbusch Mr John Saunders Mr Don Culver Mr Tony Moreton Burridge Mr John Boulter Mr Paul Wilson Mr Michael Collins Mr Derek Sawyer Mr Frederick Dakin Mr Eric Pankhurst 1959 Mr Alan Cassels Mr Michael Budd His Honour Kenneth Mr Brian Cunningham PARTICIPATION RATE Dr Edwin Saxton The Late Canon John Mr Brian Regan* Mr Pat Clancy Mr Bruce Coulson Zucker* Dr Clark Cunningham Mr James Smith Edge Dr Bill Roberts* Mr John Cooper Mr Peter de Iongh Professor Peter Elbow 51% (52%) Mr Robert Smith Mr Nigel Foxell Mr David Sanders The Late Mr Anthony Mr Harry Eccles Dr Terry Fenton Mr Roy Somerset Dr Walter Gratzer The Reverend David Anonymous (2) Dalman Mr Edward Eyre Mr John Gold Mr Peter Spriddell Mr Barrie Hall Sharpe 1956 Mr Malcolm Bannister Mr Michael Dryland Mr Philip French PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Anthony Grocott Sir Kenneth Stowe* Mr John McCann Mr Colin Sheppard Dr Mike Carter Professor Alan Eddy The Late Mr Nigel Mr Colin Harrison Mr Barry Taylor The Reverend James Mr John Tayler 55% (56%) Dr Graham Chandler Mr Bedrick Eisler Graves Mr Gerald Harrison Mr Nicholas Thomas McConica Mr Denis Vandervelde Mr Jim Davie His Honour John Evans Mr Michael Heap* Anonymous (2) Mr Christopher Heal Dr Brian Tiffen Mr James Midwinter Dr David Wayne Mr Ivor Davies Mr John Eyres Mr Victor Kemp Dr Richard Arnold The Late Mr Roger Professor Stanley Walker Mr Brian Moore Mr Patrick White Mr Michael Davis Mr Noel Fletcher Professor Andrew Lintott Sir John Ashworth* Horne Dr Ronald Watkins Mr Keith Pearson Dr Brian Wilkey Mr Peter Findell Mr George Fulleylove Mr John Oxford Mr Hugh Barrett Mr Ken Hughes Mr Pip Watson Dr Ashley Pugh Lord David Williamson Mr Terry Fitzgerald Mr Richard Gilman Mr John Partridge Mr Alan Brain Mr Richard Johnson Mr Michael Wearne Dr Colin Richards of Horton His Honour Michael Reverend Canon Dr Mr Anthony Pollington Professor Richard Mr Brian Jones Mr David Welti His Honour Giles Rooke Mr David Wright Fysh Michael Green Mr John Powell Brealey Mr Ray Jones Dr Rex Williams Mr Peter Ryan Dr Bill Gissane The Late Dr Joe Hatton Mr John Saunders Mr Anton Buckoke Mr Brian Knight Mr Chris Winn Mr Bob Shaw Mr David Gittins Mr Fred Hemming Mr Jonathan Stockland Mr Peter Carroll Mr Philip Le Brocq Dr David Shorney Dr Christopher Green The Late Mr Alan 1953 Professor Richard Mr Peter Cooper His Honour Michael Mr Peter Southgate Dr John Greig Hutchinson PARTICIPATION RATE Swinburne Mr Roger Croucher Lightfoot 1950 The Late Mr Joseph Professor Michael Harry Dr John Jeffreys Mr Peter Trinder Dr Michael Crowe Mr John Meakin PARTICIPATION RATE Sykes 51% (53%) Mr Gerald Hewertson- Mr Ken Jones Mr Eric Wilkinson Mr Michael Gittins Professor Arthur Morris Mr John White Tisdall Reverend Prebendary Anonymous (1) Mr Bill Witt Professor Ted Gordon- Mr Darryl Myers 46% (45%) Mr Norman Wilson* Lieutenant General Brad Peter Jones Mr Peter Barlow Smith Mr Michael Ramsbotham Hosmer Professor Rufus Churcher Mr Roger Bick *Member of the 1314 Society † 2012 Leavers Participation rates show the proportion of undergraduate and graduate donors combined (plus Williams students from 1985 26 onwards) with the proportion of Exeter undergraduates giving shown in brackets. 27 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12

Sir Peter Job Professor Tony Williams Mr Robin Daniel Mr Peter Wiles Mr Bart Holaday The Reverend Brian Mr Stanley Johnson Mr Roger Winwood Mr Sandrey Date Mr Alun Williams Hon Sir James Holman Parfitt Mr Tom Jones Mr Ian Duncan Mr David Wilson Mr Barry Hooks 1967 Professor Christopher 1970 Mr Brian Kingshott Mr Bill Flett Mr David Wood Mr Michael Hoskins PARTICIPATION RATE Peacocke PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Michael Masterson 1961 Mr Adam Hogg Mr Alec Yearling Mr Colin Joseph* Mr Chris Pearce Mr Ian McCubbin PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Frank James Mr Tom Levinson 35% (34%) Dr William Pugh 43% (42%) Mr David Milnes* Mr Philip King Mr Stephen Marfleet Anonymous (3) Mr Christopher Reid Anonymous (1) Reverend Canon Richard 55% (58%) Mr Damien Knight 1964 Mr Peter Monroe* Mr Henry Brown Mr Nick Roche Mr Christopher Aggs Orchard Anonymous (2) Professor Roger Kuin PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Peter Neville Mr Tim Brown Dr Graham Sharp Mr Paul Barry Mr John Parsons Mr Gideon Bainton Mr Anthony Leach Mr Jim Prust Mr Graham Curtis The Venerable Godfrey Mr David Ceen Dr Stuart Partis Dr Rip Bulkeley Lieutenant Colonel 39% (38%) Mr Philip Pullman Dr George Doucas Stone Mr Alan Cogbill Mr David Rowe Dr Nigel Bunce Charles Messenger Anonymous (1) Dr John Schwarzmantel Mr Malcolm Fain Mr Anthony Sykes* Dr Peter Collins Professor Michael Dr Richard Du Parcq Mr Keith Norman Mr Tony Addison Mr Mike Senior Dr John Gray Mr Andrew Taylor Mr Richard Eastman Schofield Reverend Canon Robin Dr Stuart Parkes Mr Richard Alderson Mr David Short Mr Alan Green Mr David Travers Mr Oliver Elphick Mr Hal Stuart Ewbank Mr Ian Potts Mr Christopher Allen Mr Stewart Simmons Mr Richard Grier The Reverend Jonathan Mr Mike Frow Mr Hugh Sweet* Mr Ian Gatenby Mr John Quenby Mr John Alpass Mr Philip Slayton* Dr Robert Hutcheon Trigg Mr William Gatti Mr Anthony Wilkinson Mr David Gibson-Moore Mr Michael Runnalls Professor David Mr Tom Steele* Mr Robert Ingram Mr Tom Wald Mr Gerry Halon Dr Richard Gill Mr Edward Saunders* Appelbaum Mr Peter Thompson* Dr Nicholas Kadar Mr Ernest Werlin Mr George Hooper Mr David Godfrey* Mr John Smith Mr Stewart Ashurst Mr Hugh Thomson Mr Michael Krantz Mr Steve Willmott Count Henry Hornyold- 1960 The Reverend Tom Mr Anthony Targett Mr David Badcock Mr Tony Thomson Mr Helmut Kumm Strickland PARTICIPATION RATE Goode Mr Chris Timms Mr Robin Bailey Mr Tim Vanderver The Reverend Richard Dr Peter Jarrett Dr John Horsley Mr James White Professor Robin Dr John Vinson Landon 1969 Professor Ian Lawrie 59% (64%) Professor Ian Maddieson Boadway Mr Martin Yates Mr Michael Langley* PARTICIPATION RATE Dr George Morris Anonymous (1) Mr Michael Manson Mr Michael Bradley Dr Carl Zachrisson Mr Robert Newman 40% (40%) Mr Frank Nims Dr Tom Altshuler Mr Robert Marshall 1963 Mr Andrew Coggins Mr Charles Oram Mr Hugh Palmer Mr Martin Bastin Mr Peter Moffatt PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Paul Gittins Professor Roger Pearson Mr Angus Alton Mr Matthew Powell Dr Thomas Bevir Professor Fred Morrison Mr Christopher Holroyd* 1966 The Right Reverend Mr Alastair Brett Mr Tony Powell Mr Alan Broomhead* Mr Adrian Neil 47% (45%) Mr David Jeacock PARTICIPATION RATE Monsignor Gordon Dr John Carrick Mr Christopher Priest Mr Patrick Brown The Reverend John Anonymous (1) Dr Jo Jesty Read Dr Andrew Chojnicki Mr Richard Salter Ambassador Dick Perry Mr Keith Anderson Mr Iain Lumsden 40% (35%) Mr Stephen Suzman Mr Robert Davidson Mr Mike Shallcross Celeste Mr Charles Philpin Professor David Bellos Mr Duncan Matheson Anonymous (2) Mr David Watson Mr Patric Dickinson Dr Michael Simpson Mr Tony Cole Mr Andrew Piper Mr Simon Benians Mr Ian McGowan Dr Huw Alban Davies Dr Rodney Edrich Mr Richard Sparks* Mr Peter Dormor The Reverend Stephen Dr Howard Carless Sir Kenneth Parker Mr Keith Atkey Mr Richard Francis Mr David Taylor Dr Peter Fawcett Pix* Mr Tim Cecil Mr Bruce Patrick Mr Walt Bachman* 1968 Dr Mike Griffiths* Mr David Tucker Mr Jack Glatzer Mr Guy Rowston Sir Ivor Crewe Dr Terry Powley Professor Garrett PARTICIPATION RATE Mr David Groom Mr Stephen Wilson Mr Philip Heycock Mr Stephen Siddall Mr Norman Davidson Mr John Snell Barden Mr Richard Hackett Professor Charles Mr Ian Higgins Mr Alan Simcock* Kelly Mr Roger Surcombe Dr Richard Barker* 51% (49%) Dr Richard Harries Winlove Professor Elizabeth Mr Oliver Stobart* Mr Geoffrey Druett Dr Richard Suzman Professor Hugh Beale Sir Mark Allen The Hon Mr Justice Jeffreys The Honourable Justice Professor Robert Fildes Mr John Symons* Mr Noel Clarke Mr Martin Amis Kenneth Hayne* Mr Christopher Jervis Murray Tobias* Mr John Frood Dr Martin Walter* Mr Martin Couchman Mr Richard Barker Mr Richard Lawrey 1971 Mr Andrew Maclehose Mr Nigel Tonkin* Mr Ralph Garbett Mr Brian Ward Mr Christopher Doidge Mr David Beaumont Mr Michael Lee PARTICIPATION RATE Dr John Moll Mr Peter Walker Mr Roland Hein de Mr Richard Ward Mr David Ewing Mr Clive Carpenter Mr Roger Munnings Rabbi Jeffrey Newman Mr Paul Webb Charmoy The Reverend Roger Mr Ian Cooper Mr Michael Poultney 52% (49%) Mr Alan Nisbett Mr Martin Wyatt Professor David Hicks Gilbert Dr Richard Corran Mr Andrew Ross Anonymous (2) Mr Philip Pardoe- Mr Gideon Hudson 1965 Mr Peter Gluckman Mr Jeremy Cresswell Reverend Canon Peter Mr Peter Agius Williams Mr Andrew Jeffries PARTICIPATION RATE Dr Reginald Gorczynski Dr Alan Davis Strange Dr William Atkinson Mr Stephen Richards 1962 Mr David Nash* Mr Hartley Heard Colonel Robert Earl Mr Simon Timms Mr Shom Bhattacharya Mr Angus Ross PARTICIPATION RATE Professor Bill Neville 46% (45%) Mr Roger Kubarych Dr Mike Ferris Mr Tim Tonkin* Dr Richard Booth Mr John Rowe Mr John Pott Anonymous (2) Mr Michael Lanning The Reverend John Mr Robert Ward Mr Christopher Boyce Mr Nigel Salmon 38% (43%) Mr Charles Ross Mr Anthony Brailsford Mr John Lenton Fulton Mr Simon Willbourn Mr Peter Callaway Mr Joseph Sharp Anonymous (1) Mr Derek Slater Mr Graham Chainey Dr Roderick Matheson Mr Geoffrey Hanlon Mr Michael Wood Mr Anthony Dlugosz Mr John Thane Mr John Armstrong Professor Robert Smythe Mr Paul Clements Professor Doug Mr Malcolm Hitchings Dr Mike Wooldridge Dr Bernabe Feria Mr John Trembath The Reverend Peter Mr John Thomson Mr Charles Cotton* McArthur Mr Bo Jones Jr Mr David Foster Lord Paul Tyler Beacham Mr Andrew Walker* The Late Mr Anthony Mr Talbot Penner Mr Henry Kloppenburg Mr Stuart Garland Mr Frank Vibert Mr Philip Beckett Mr Peter Walters Coughlan Mr David Pow Mr Graham Miller Mr Rafael Gil-Tienda Dr George Walker Mr Simon Caulkin Mr John Weeks Mr Richard Fountaine Mr Nick Stokes Mr Eddie Marzys Mr Geoff Hall Dr Robert Wilcher Mr Richard Condon Professor Patrick Weller Mr Richard Hermon Mr Terry Walton Olszyna-Marzys Mr Richard Jackson*

*Member of the 1314 Society † 2012 Leavers Participation rates show the proportion of undergraduate and graduate donors combined (plus Williams students from 1985 28 onwards) with the proportion of Exeter undergraduates giving shown in brackets. 29 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12

Mr Francis Jones Mr Jim Rathbone Mr Mark King Mr Chris Sturdee Dr Stephen Cameron Lord Peter Truscott Mr John Davies Mr Glen Suarez Professor Dominic Mr Mike Ridley Mr Leonard Louloudis Mr John Tinker Mr Christopher Cohen Mr Toby Wallis Mr Andrew Dobson Mr Jeremy Tyrer Kwiatkowski Professor Ian Sanderson Mr Paul O’Brien Mr Richard Truscott Mr Christopher Mr Derek Wheeler* Mrs Janet Ellard Ms Sally Welham Mr Richard Law Mr John Shaw Dr Felix Padel Mr David Watson Danilewicz Mr Peter Woodbridge Mr Richard Fletcher Mr Gavin Williams Mr Peter Mann* Dr Martin Smith Dr Christopher Perrett Professor Huw Williams Mr Alan Dix Mr Andrew Goldsworthy Mr Rhodri Williams Mr Andrew Martin Smith Mr Richard Stones Mr Andrew Popham* Mr Jack Young Mr David Dumas Mr Bob Haynes* Mr Alasdair McKeane Dr Graham Taylor Dr Steven Ratcliffe Dr Paul Yudelman* Mr Roger Fink 1979 Mr Andy Hobart Mr Peter Miéville Mr David Whitelam* Mr William Reeve Dr Nigel Glen PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Timothy Horlick 1982 Professor John Morton Mr Robert Reid Mr Richard Harrison 38% (37%) Mr Nick Kennedy PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Lawrence Mr Clive Richards 1976 Mr Michael Hart* Ms Christina Langhorn 33% (33%) Myerscough 1973 Dr Sean Riley PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Stephen Jerome Anonymous (3) Mr John Leadley* Mr Philip Nokes PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Nigel Roffe Dr Roger MacNicol Mr Christopher Allner Mr Ian Lever Anonymous (4) Mr Scott Nycum Mr Howard Rosen* 31% (32%) Mr Richard Meddings Mr Chuck Anderson Mr Timothy Lunn Mr Chris Archer-Lock Mr Tim O’Brien 27% (27%) Mr Paul Sanders Anonymous (3) Dr Christopher Ree Mr Christopher Andrews Mr Harry Marshall Mr John Asquith Mr Martin Penny Anonymous (1) Dr David Seddon* Mr Mark Ballman Mr Rupert Russell Mr Alastair Ballantyne Mr Neil Monnery* Professor Simon Billinge Dr David Ralph Dr Steve Bold Mr Barry Smith Mr Russell Blenkinsop Mr Michael Scarisbrick Mr Thurstan Bannister Mr Conrad Murphy Mr Simon Chadwick Mr John Ratcliffe Mr David Cannon Dr David Smith Mr Neil Burton Mr Danny Simpson Mr Simon Bennett Mr Stephen Newman Mr Brad Chism Dr Alastair Saunders Mr Alan Chambers Mr Ian Smith Dr Sumit Chanda Mr David Stead Mr Ian Bradbury Mr Kevin Pantling Ms Corrie Chiswell Mr Stephen Serpell Mr Stephen Dawson Mr Paul Smith Mr John Clark Mr Malcolm Sumner Mr Michael Coleman* Ms Deryn Rees Mr Martin Clemoes Mr Terry Smith Mr Murray Feely Dr John Taylor Mr Robert des Trois Mr Mark Thomas Dr James Fowler Mr Toby Roberts* Mr Philip Conway Mr Jeremy Sowry Mr Robert Field Mr Richard Tolkien* Maisons Mr Richard Watson Mr Graeme Francis Mr Martyn Sharples Mr Christopher Digby* The Late Mr Tony Mr Keith Fox The Reverend Philip Mr Gareth Edwards Mr Graham West Professor Steve Higgins Mr Ian Swan Mr Jonathan Greenbury Spencer Mr David Frith Waller Dr Karsten Engelberg Mr Robin Howard Mr Julian Thomas Miss Susan Grocott Dr Brian Sproat Mr James Hare Dr Eric Warner Mr Nick Gregory Mr Aly Kanji Mrs Wenna Thompson Mr Alan Heald Professor Peter Walls Mr Richard Harrison* Mr Martin Whittaker Mr Rob Haden 1978 Mrs Catherine Keefe Mr Dimitrios Mr Adrian Knight Sir David Warren Mr Michael Hosking Mr Mark Houghton- PARTICIPATION RATE Ms Sally Lewis-Szekely Tsougarakis Mrs Tessa McDonald Sir Michael Wigan Mr Bill Johnson* Berry 40% (42%) Dr Nick McCulloch Mr Graham van’t Hoff* Ms Jane Novak Professor Peter Willett Mr Hugh Joseph 1975 Sir Roland Jackson Mr Alex Minford Mr Conrad Young Dr Malcolm Persey Mr Dominic Knight* PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Paul Kane Anonymous (3) Ms Judith Pain Dr Philip Rose Justice Yves-Marie 36% (35%) Mr Nick Kendall- The Hon Mr Justice Mr Andrew Parry Mr Dan Rosen 1972 Morissette Carpenter Aarif Barma Mr Andrew Peck 1981 Ms Caroline Sefton PARTICIPATION RATE Mr George Roffe- Anonymous (1) Mr Adrian Long Mr Nigel Bennett* Mr Trevor Pethick PARTICIPATION RATE Mr David Skinner Silvester Dr Michael Abrahams Mr John Melotte Mr Mike Camp* Mr Paul Redfern Mr Alastair Smail 40% (39%) Mr Roger Stone Mr Pierre Audi Mr Andrew Paton Mr Bruce Carnegie- Mr Brian Rimmer 37% (37%) The Reverend Roy Anonymous (3) Dr Jerry Wales Mr Andrew Baker Mr Simon Pleydell Brown* Mr Simon Ruckert* Anonymous (3) Taylor Mr Chris Albiston Mr Martin Waller Mr Anthony Charnley Mr Richard Powell Mr Russell Davidson Mr Jim Shine Dr Philip Ambler Mr Nicholas Worskett Mr Andrew Allner* Mr Barry Welch Mr Ian Christie Mr Michael Ralph Mr Peter Edgerton Mr David Stewart Mrs Beverly Bennett Mr Raymond Bell Mr Julian Wynter Mr Chris Donald Mr Richard Reuben Mr John Gapper Mr Simon Thornton Miss Rachel Billinge Mr Michael Bevington Mr Chris Drake Mr Roman Rudkowskyj Mr Nick Gaynor* Mr Nicholas Ulanov Mrs Catherine Bingham 1983 Mr Nick Byrne Mr Giles Emerson Mr Richard Stubbs Mr Charles Gillott Mrs Karen Ward Dr Melissa Burch PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Malcolm Churchill 1974 Mr Graham Fosh Mr Nick Taunt Mr Edwin Harland Mr John Yeatman Mr Mark Chatterton Professor David Feldman PARTICIPATION RATE Dr David Goldbloom Mr Philip Terzian Dr Mark Hughes Mrs Fiona Young Mr Nigel Day 33% (36%) Professor Brian Firth Mr Richard Hannah Mr Stephen Walsh Mr Peter Jones Mr James Dickinson Anonymous (1) Mr Michael Frankl 40% (42%) Mr Christopher Mr Richard Waterfield The Reverend David Mr Mark Dilworth Mr Andy Anson Mr Stephen Gale-Batten* Dr Michael Bristow Headdon Kirkwood 1980 Mrs Colette Du Toit Mr Richard Astle Mr Stewart Hamilton Mr Simon Chadwick Professor Jackson Hill Mr Matthew Lebus PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Michael Gigney Mrs Lucinda Bell* Dr Stewart Harris The Right Reverend Dr Mr Bill Lanyon 1977 Dr Jeremy McCabe Mr Jerry Herbert Mr Robin Blades Mr Gregory Hicks Edward Condry Mr Dave Lawley PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Gordon Rawlinson 47% (48%) Dr Jane Isaacs Mr Christopher Carter Mr Robert Hill Dr Mark Currie Dr Paul Leyland Mr James Rogers Anonymous (5) Dr Erika Jorgensen Mr Gordon Clark Mr Nick Kirk Mr David Dalton Mr John Miller 36% (37%) Dr David Rose Dr Carol Amos Mr Walter Macharg Dr Chris Clarke Mr Keith Le Page Mr Michael Geoghegan Dr Jamie Mumford Anonymous (2) Sir Richard Rowley Mr Tim Ashley Dr David Marples Mr Clifford Collis Mr Paul Marks Mr David Harris* Mr Alan Newton Professor James Adams Mr Malcolm Rutherford Mrs Yvonne Ashton Mr Robert Noel Mr Roy Cromb Mr Vikram Nehru Mr Mark Hatcher Mr Robert Parkinson Dr Julian Alworth Mr Mike Sanders Mr Martin Bowen-Jones Mrs Susan Parker Mr Simon Dannatt Mr Edward Nicol Mr Colin Hawkes Mr Peter Rawlinson Dr Malcolm Andrews Mr Alex Scott Mr James Bulteel Mr Paul Paynter Mr Nicholas Davidson Dr Michael O’Connor Mr Jeremy Holt Dr Peter Shadbolt* Mr Clive Bannister Mr Peter Sharpe Mrs Tracey Camilleri Mr Neil Robjohns Mr John Dermo Mr Chris Painter Dr Richard Jarvest Mr Douglas Stembridge Mr David Blower Mr Hugh Skipper Mr Tim Cato Mr Dave Schneider Ms Sandie Fillingham Dr Girish Patel Mr Peter Kelly Mr Fred Stueber Dr Jeremy Broadhead Mr Charles Smith Dr Amrita Cheema Mrs Susan Searle Professor Simon Hooker

*Member of the 1314 Society † 2012 Leavers Participation rates show the proportion of undergraduate and graduate donors combined (plus Williams students from 1985 30 onwards) with the proportion of Exeter undergraduates giving shown in brackets. 31 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12

Dr Alison Kelly Mr Christopher Chinn Mr Steve Holsten Mr Bruce Stedman Dr Philip Conaghan Mr Serge Pennings Mr Graeme Cohen Ms Ellen Packham Dr Barbara Lunnon Dr Mattthew Collin Ms Rebecca Hyam Mr Stewart Verdery Jr Mr Roy Cox Mr Andy Powell Ms Katy Cooper Dr Maria Parani Mr David Marriage Mr Paul Dryden Mrs Sally Kelion Mr Sean Walter Mr Richard Dudley Dr Matthew Preston Mrs Louise Curbishley Ms Nina Pearlman Mr Iain McNeil Mr Ashley Dyson Dr Katie Kent Mr John Watkins Mr Gonzalo Garrigues* Mr Robert Riley Mr Andrew Darnton Ms Nomita Rao Mr Nicholas Myerson Mr Paul Edwards Mrs Emma Langley Mrs Kirsten Westaway Mr Daniel Johnson Mr Edward Ritchie Mrs Karen Darnton Mr James Renshaw Mr John Neale Dr David Evans Mr Robert Mason Mrs Elizabeth Wilson Mr Pritam Kamat Dr Philip Salmon Mr Richard Dobby Mr Jonathan Ramsden Mr Richard Everitt Mr John Melin Mr Tony Wilson Dr Georgia Kaufmann Mr David Short Dr Robert Eveson Mr Dermot Russell Mr Jon Fielding Dr Thor Meyer Mr Ed Kearns Mr James Skidmore Mr Jeremy Fox-Geen 1994 Ms Dina Shiloh Mr Jonathan Finn Ms Caryn Nagler Mr Joel Kendall Dr Carl Thwaite Mr Alex Homan PARTICIPATION RATE The Reverend Hugh Mrs Nicola Fothergill Mr Steve Pagan 1988 Mr Alasdair Kergon Mrs Jo Veal Mr Timothy Houghton Shilson-Thomas Mrs Sue Gauge Mr Adrian Powell PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Nigel Leyland Dr William Wadsworth Miss Jean Kitson 24% (34%) Mr Craig Shuttleworth Professor Mark Mr Adrian Sainsbury* Mr Nick Lyle Dr Dan Weiswasser Mr Charles Mander Anonymous (5) Mr Andrew Speirs Geoghegan Mr James Sanders 25% (28%) Mr Simon Mason Ms Sarah Woodward Mr Chris Mason Ms Kate Beggs Mr David Webb* Mrs Catriona Hammer Mr Michael Schelble Anonymous (4) Mrs Eva Norton Mr Joe Masters Ms Senay Boztas Dr James White Mr Michael Hammer Mr Baljit Singh Mr Renny Barrett Mr Leon Perera* Mrs Tanya Miller Ms Donna Clark Dr Andrew Kelion Mr Russell Speirs Mr George Bridges Ms Nikki Petherbridge 1991 Mr Sean O’Sullivan* Mr Andrew Dodd Mr David Leeks Mr Nicholas Stretch Mr Jason Brown Mr Nigel Pocklington PARTICIPATION RATE Dr Katy Pike Ms Sophie Dodgeon 1984 Dr Matt Lloyd Mrs Amanda Williams Mr Scott Brown Mr Dave Schillmoeller Ms Mian Ridge Mr Will Dugdale PARTICIPATION RATE Ms Alison Manaker Mrs Claire Williams Mrs Gill Bullock Dr David Sinclair 23% (32%) Mr Prajakt Samant* Ms Amy Dundon Mrs Lizzie Medd Mr Rhidian Williams* Mr Cedric Burford Mr Adam Solomon Anonymous (2) Mr Jon Skittrall Mr Roger Evers 28% (30%) Mr Adrian Monck Dr Stuart Williams* Dr Daniel Cammerman Mrs Dani Solomon Mrs Kate Agg Dr Andrea Williams Miss Hannah Freeman Anonymous (4) Mr Bruce Murray Mr James Yuen Mr Mark Clifton Mr Richard Tanner Mrs Angela Baker Mr Will Yarker Mr Kristian Garner Dr Geoff Butcher Mr Curt Myers Mr Jackson Collins* Mr Robert Tansey Mrs Caroline Bansal Dr Stephen Hallett Ms Reeta Chakrabarti Mr Jim Percival Mr Jake Davies Ms Alison Tooth Dr Richard Barltrop Mr Matthew Hedges Mr David Field Mr George Peretz* 1987 Mrs Georgina Dennis Mr Matt Tropp Mrs Lindsey Baxter 1993 Dr Charles Heise Mr Brendon Hansford Mr Tom Perkins PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Mark Espiner Mr Paul Williams Dr Guy Dammann PARTICIPATION RATE Mr David Hesketh Mr William Kenyon Mr Mick Platt Mr Ivan Garel-Jones Dr Steve Winder Mr Philip Davis Ms Nicola Holmes Mr Giles Latcham Ms Samantha Rae 32% (36%) Mr Nick George Mr Amjid Zaman Dr Anna Down 26% (27%) Dr Nicolas Jackson Mr Ian McDonald Mr Aziz Rashid Anonymous (3) Mr Chris Gondek Mr Ian Glen Anonymous (4) Mrs Alix Lewer Mrs Catherine Peel Mr David Schwartz Mr Mark Anderson Mr Garri Hendell Mr Dave Handley* Mr Matthew Addison Mr Alan Lewis Mr Ian Peel Dr Guy Stuart Mr Alexander Antelme Mrs Madeleine 1990 Mr Mark Harris Mrs Kate Astley Mr Yassir Mahmood Mr David Powell Mrs Hester Tingey Dr Tania Ap Siôn Hodgkinson PARTICIPATION RATE Dr Sun-Li Huang Mr Nicolas Atkins Dr Ben McCormack Mr Mark Richards Mrs Lizzie Tosaris Mrs Deborah Ball Mr Mick Howard Mr Philip Jones Mr David Avery-Gee Dr Katy McDevitt Mr John Ridley The Reverend John Dr Richard Bennett Mrs Jeannine Jeffrey 28% (36%) Ms Min Lim Mr Damian Baker Mrs Anya Radford Dr Jane Roberts Urquhart Ms Judith Brain Dr Graham Jones Anonymous (5) Mrs Clare Macro Dr Jason Bletcher Mr Richard Rous Ms Katy Ryan Mr Jeremy Wells Miss Georgina Brittain Dr Sarah MacHale Mr Sajid Ajmeri Mr Ian Malcolm Mr Mark Cheng Reverend Nicholas Dr Alan Salama Mr Richard Cliff Dr Bob McCarthy Mrs Anna Baker Ms Amanda McDonald Mr Rik Child Schofield Mr Dino Shiatis Dr Robert Cramer Mr Lee Mickus Dr David Bieber Mr Robert Miners Professor Peter Clarke Ms Ann Sim The Reverend Mark 1986 Mr Robert Duddridge* Mrs Rhiannon Munro Dr Daniel Brayton Ms Charlotte Morgan Mr Stephen Cox Ms Victoria Sowerby Speeks* PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Rob Farquharson Mrs Sue Nicholson Mrs Sarah Brimacombe Ms Gloria Pilz Mrs Caroline De Basto Ms Helen Turnbull Mr Fred Tingey Miss Rachel Farrow Murphy Mr Michael Cock Dr Philomen Probert Dr Astrid Diener Mr Joseph Mr David Tomlinson 32% (40%) Mr Hugh Fraser Mr Nigel Scaife Mr Christopher Mr Ashwin Ranganathan Ms Kate Evans Wickremasinghe Mr Anthony Turnbull Anonymous (2) Mr Jon Gisby Mr David Townshend Coleridge Mr James Rous Mr Martin Fanning Mrs Emma Wood Miss Elizabeth Whittaker Mr John Ashdown Ms Christy Hansford Ms Sarah Whitten Miss Lebby Eyres Miss Jessica Smith Dr Anne Frey Dr Cristyn Williams Mr Chris Ball Mrs Jane Hedge Reverend Andrew Mrs Karen Fogden Dr Kathleen Stock Dr Antonio Fumerton Dr Michael Barratt Mr Chris Hodgkinson Wilson Mrs Sarah Fuller Mr Hee Joek Tan Mr David Gilmore 1995 Ms Sarah Benioff Ms Cooper Jackson Ms Andrea Gomes da Mr Simon Thwaites* Dr Ian Hall PARTICIPATION RATE 1985 Mr Neil Blair Mr Adam Maclean Silva Mrs Liz Webb Dr Shinji Kayama PARTICIPATION RATE Mrs Rachel Dulai Mr Felix Martin-Moreno 1989 Mr Will Harrison Mr Tomasz Krzyzewski 20% (23%) 33% (41%) Mr Guy Feld Mrs Jo Miller PARTICIPATION RATE Dr Mark Henstridge Mr Alan Lau* Ms Gemma Burford Mrs Rowan Gardner Mr Dan O’Connor Mr Allan Jenkins* 1992 Mr Sebastien Marcelin- Mr Pedro D’Avillez Anonymous (1) Mr Jonathan Gittos* Mr Bhavin Patel 28% (35%) Mr Brendan Kearse PARTICIPATION RATE Rice Mr Guillermo de las Dr Richard Appleyard Mr Jonathan Gough Mr Spencer Phua Anonymous (4) Ms Rachel Knubley Mr Jamie McDougall Casas Mr Justin Audcent Dr Geoffrey Greatrex Mrs Helen Pridmore Mrs Sarah Ardizzone Miss Kate Little* 18% (27%) Mrs Clare Mcintosh Miss Dominique Doyle Mr Ewan Benfield Mr Graham Harper Mr Drew Sawyer Mr Justin Brett Miss Kathrine Meloni Anonymous (1) Ms Chandra Mitchell Ms Elizabeth Elmhirst Mrs Fiona Boulton* Mr David Harrison Mrs Abi Skelton Mr Alistair Campbell Mr Jack Morton Mr James Astill Ms Gillian Molesworth- Mrs Stephanie Fielding Mrs Helen Bugler Mr Jonathan Herbst Mr Graham Stanley Mr Jonathan Carr Ms Jo Payne Mr Jonathan Bengtson St. Aubyn Ms Colette Haider

*Member of the 1314 Society † 2012 Leavers Participation rates show the proportion of undergraduate and graduate donors combined (plus Williams students from 1985 32 onwards) with the proportion of Exeter undergraduates giving shown in brackets. 33 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12

Mr Jawad Haider Mr David Hancock Mr Nick Mumby Miss Clare Walton Miss Carol Topley Mr James Howarth Mrs Katrina Hancock* Mr Matthew Parfitt* Mr Nicholas Widdows Mrs Kira Vanderlan Mr Nael Khatoun 1997 Miss Frances Harris Dr Jonathan Roberts 2001 Mr Ricardo Zimbron 2003 Mr Colin Warriner Mrs Gabrielle Littler PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Mark Higgs Miss Jessica Stevens PARTICIPATION RATE PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Michael Werner* Mr Gus Lock Ms Katie Hill Miss Eleonora Suhoviy Miss Rachael McCabe 21% (26%) Ms Lucy Jackson Mrs Cath Sweeting 34% (50%) 2002 32% (33%) Dr Anand Mehta* Anonymous (1) Miss Fionnuala Kennedy* Miss Yin Tan Anonymous (1) PARTICIPATION RATE Anonymous (1) 2004 Mrs Becky Morrison Dr Mario Brandhorst Mr Bassel Khatoun Mrs Harriet Turnbull Mr Daniel Atkin Miss Frances Aizlewood PARTICIPATION RATE Dr Plamen Natzkoff Mr Richard Coates Mr Arthur Kwok Dr Veronica Vasco Ms Katherine Batchelor* 26% (36%) Mr James Aldige Mr Joel Nesbitt Mr Edward Falinski Ms Hannah Lownsbrough Mr Will Wachtmeister Mr Andrew Black Anonymous (2) Mr Michael Amherst 27% (36%) Dr Siew Phang Ng Mr Richard Fine Ms Sharron Morris Miss Freddy West Dr Faith Black Mrs Rachel Askew* Mr George Anstey Anonymous (4) Mr Dominic Pardey Mrs Anne-Marie Mr Ben Moxham Mr David Boot Mrs Jennifer Bronder Mr Christopher Arnold Miss Katy Barrett Mr Tony Reid Hamilton Miss Mary Muers Dr Madeleine Boot Mr Duncan Brown Miss Claire Atkinson Mr Thierry Beja Ms Colleen Reilly Dr Catherine Keetch Ms Liza Murcia 2000 Mr Anthony Brown Mr James Champness* Mr Joe Bailey Mr Steve Benjamin* Mrs Christine Richardson Dr Dorothy Kennedy Ms Eithne Nic Eoin PARTICIPATION RATE Dr Kate Bugler Mr Stefan Chojnicki Miss Katherine Barker Mr John Bennett Mr Michael Schulte Mrs Penny Ladkin-Brand Dr Heston Orchard Mr Tom Cochrane Miss Stephanie Chung* Dr Justin Bronder Mr Philip Berman Dr Clara Thompson Ms Anna Lavis Miss Nicola Palmer 30% (49%) Miss Joanna Condon Mr Emmet Coldrick Mr Colin Cheung* Dr Gemunu Cooray Ms Sara Thompson Mr Jamie Maples Mrs Clare Peake Anonymous (4) Mrs Jo Durber Mr Hugh Derbyshire Mrs Emma Cochrane* Mr Dominique Decard Mr Nick Walmsley Mrs Katherine Merrifield Dr Mariza Petropoulou Mr Isaac Aronson Mr Louis Eggar Dr Alison Dight Miss Eleanor Cockbain Mrs Lorna Edwards Mr William White Mr Philip Morgan Mr Aaron Resch Mr Owen Boger Mr Luke Elson Mr Anthony Flynn Dr Sue Cook Mr Eric Engler Mr Michael Wisniewski Miss Sophie Murray Mr Stephen Roberts Miss Samantha Brunner Mr Jesse Elzinga Dr Bevin Gangadharan Miss Antonia Cosby Miss Katie Evans Mr Sajeel Nasar Mr Peter Rushton Mrs Julia Bushby Miss Hannah Forbes Mr Duncan Gillies Mr Adam Davidson Dr Megan Forrester Dr Steve O’Keefe Miss Tehzeeb Sandhu Mr Harry Chichester Miss Rebecca Mr Luc Hands Miss Caroline Duff Mr Andrew Freedman* 1996 The Reverend Kenneth Mr Jason Straker Miss Amy Clarke Frankenberg Mr Richard Harland Mr Luka Gakic* Mr Glen Goodman PARTICIPATION RATE Padley Mr Benjamin Way Mr Paul Coles Miss Jessica Frost Mrs Lucy Hayes* Mr Richard Harrap Mrs Anna Gunning Dr Ruth Parkes Mr Dan Wheatley Mrs Emily Curry Mr Jason Georgatos Miss Claire Holliday Miss Charlene Hawkins Dr Constantine 22% (28%) Ms Sarah Pfuhl Mr Henry Whittaker Mrs Caroline Dean Dr Kathleen Gibbons Ms Julia Ingram Ms Janet Ho Hadjistassou Anonymous (5) Mr Mike Shilton Mr Jonathan Dean Mr Andrew Golden Mr James Jordan Mr Toby Hopkins* Miss Megan Hancock Mr Jason Abel Mrs Helen Slater Miss Lindsay Gallagher Miss Jane Goodenough Miss Katie Kingwell Mr Benedict Hunting Mr Jonathan Healy Mr William Edward Ms Elizabeth Stubbins 1999 Mrs Shani Grant* Mr Jeremy Gould Mrs Caroline Legg Mr Darren Kidd Mr David Hoare Beattie Bates PARTICIPATION RATE Dr Felicity Guest Dr James Graham Mr Yipei Liu* Mr Heinrich Kuehnert Mr James Holwell* Ms Alexandra Beer Mr Jonny Sultoon Mr Timothy Hughes Dr Sarah Graham* Dr Oliver Lomas Mr Mike Lesslie Mrs Liz Holwell* Mr Andrew Brett Ms Kate Treleaven 26% (37%) Mr Sung Kim Mr Tom Grant* Mr Peter Longbottom Dr Gregory Lim Mr Robert Keevil Mr Alastair Brown Mrs Catherine Warren Anonymous (5) Dr Jo Lim Mr Nikolaus Grubeck Miss Tamsin Maddock Ms Emily Liu Mr Neil Kelleher Ms Maxine Burkett Mr Caleb Watts Mr Andrew Aldcroft Miss Sarayna Little Mr Marcus Holmlund Ms Harriet Mancey- Ms Felicity Long Miss Christine Kelly Ms Miranda Campbell Mrs Elizabeth Wells Mr Tim Bostwick Miss Andrea MacDonald Mr Rob Hopkins Barratt Mr Andrew Marks Dr Tarun Khaitan* Dr Peter Catalino Mr Christian Mrs Charlotte Millard Mr Robert Javin-Fisher Miss Kimiya Mr Charles-Henri Dr Neha Kumra Miss Rachel Craven Brenninkmeijer Dr John Murphy Miss Stella Jiang Minoukadeh McDermott Mr Alexander Laffan Mr David Flowerdew 1998 Mr Paul Britton Miss Georgina Paterson Dr Sung Hee Kim Miss Laura Morton Mr Alex Newberry Miss Zoe Lambourne Miss Priya Gopalan PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Eitan Buchalter Miss Amy Pickvance Mr Gauthier Lambert Mr Drew Newman Ms Riona Nicholls Mr Nikolaos Lamprou Mr Matthew Hancock Mr Ryan Clay Mr Adam Popat Mr David Legg Miss Rachel O’Neill Dr Dirk-Jan Omtzigt Miss Jennifer Lane Mrs Alice Icely 31% (39%) Mr Tim Doyle Miss Monika Mr James Marks* Mr Neerav Patel Dr Cassi Padbury Mr Alex Leuba* Miss Tanja Khosrawi Anonymous (3) Mr Andrew Earnshaw Protasiewicz Mr Fergal McLoughlin Mr Joseph Ray Mr Jamie Pantling Mr Nikolai L’vov-Basirov Mrs Lucy Layet Dr Helen Addley Dr Ariel Ezrachi Mrs Lisa Pugh Mr Edward Meinert* Miss Laura Smethurst Dr Emily Pull Mr David Maren Dr Philip Livermore Mr Nick Amis Mr Pete Farmer Mr Matthew Purves Mr Robert Morris Miss Helen Stubbs Miss Francesca Rivers Miss Hannah Mycock Mr Timothy Lloyd Mr Anthony Bradley Dr Mike Floyd Mr Matt Ray Dr Niall O’Dea Ms Jenny Svanberg Ms Mariah Robbins Dr Claudine Neyen Ms Supem Mander Dr Josh Burson Ms Liz Gately Miss Stephanie Smith* Ms Hannah Parham* Dr Samir Thaker Ms Margaret Ross Ms Catherine Page Dr Nicholas Merrifield Mr Jason Chong Mrs Rebecca Gray Mrs June Stevenson Mr Tom Pugh Dr Oyvind Thomassen Mr David Roth Mr Jonathan Payne Miss Gemma Mortensen Mr John Church Mr Adrian Hunt Mrs Caroline Mrs Abigail Reynolds Dr Phil Tresadern Mr Randall Roth Mr Matthew Peters Mr Richard Parkin Mr Thomas Clifford Mrs Ruth Jefferson Sumbultepe Mr Tom Reynolds Mr Thomas Turner Miss Sharandish Mr Jonathan Rayers Mr Henry Peake Ms Julia Colegate-Stone Mr Jon Killingley Mr Rob Turner Dr Rebecca Rose Miss Emily Watson* Sanghera Mr Sam Sanjabi Mrs Sally Walmsley Mr Edward Coulson Mr James Kirkham Mr Max Usher Mr David Stranger-Jones Mrs Claire Widdows Dr Maria Sciara Ms Joanna Smith Mr Jeremy Wilmer Miss Jenny Curtis Miss Katherine Knowles Mr Peter Warne* Mrs Hannah Stranger- Mr Zhen Wu Mr Edward Smith Mr Florian Stellner Mr David Worthington Reverend Megan Daffern Mrs Heather Lewis Mr Chris Warshaw Jones Mr Paul Sonenthal Miss Joanne Williams Mrs Sophie Dickinson Mr Gavin Little Miss Katie White Miss Ewa Szypula Mr John Stuart Mr Benjamin Wylie Mr Mike Foster Mr Ian Mallinson Miss Eva Whittall Mr Tse Wen Tai Ms Elizabeth Suda Mr Bryan Gullan Mr Philip Martin Dr Lisa Willis Mr Henry Thorold Mr Rajiv Tanna* Mr Jonathan Turner Mrs Rebecca Taubach *Member of the 1314 Society † 2012 Leavers Participation rates show the proportion of undergraduate and graduate donors combined (plus Williams students from 1985 34 onwards) with the proportion of Exeter undergraduates giving shown in brackets. 35 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12

Mr Ash Rust* Mr David Lee Mr Tim Hele* Mr Daniel Cashman*† Miss Alicia Upton*† Miss Sophie Klimt*† Professor Susan Mr Aamir Saifuddin Ms Carolina Lindahl* Mr Alexander Miss Maya Caspari*† Mr Alexander Walker*† Mrs Daria Kuchuk Amussen 2005 Mr Matthew Smith* Mr Charlie Maynard Henderson Russell* Mr James Chan* Mr Hongyu Wang Mr Vincent Larochelle*† Mr and Mrs David and PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Tom Smyth Dr Rebecca McNamara Mr Sam Hitchings Mr Fynn Clive*† Mr Mark Westwood*† Dr Nianzhi Li Alison Barrett Mr Ben Sutton Mr Alex Mehra* Professor Hirofumi Miss Catherine Cochrane Mr David Wickham Miss Shirley Li*† Ms Clare Bebbington 34% (47%) Mr Gareth Tilley Mr Ben Millinchip* Hosokawa Mr Robert Cowan*† Miss Rhian Wood*† Mr Siran Li*† Ben Gurion University Anonymous (3) Miss Carly Walsh Mr Will Moir* Miss Jessica Houlgrave Mr Samuel Cox*† Mr David Woodhead Lt Xide Low*† Foundation Miss Emma Ballantine Mr Daniel Ward Mr Edward Moores* Mr Tom Hyatt Miss Krisztina Csortea* Mr Scott Woods*† Mr Steffen Lund Mr and Ms Roger and Dykes Miss Hannah White Mr Tiago Moreira Mr Simon Inman Mr Charles de Bourcy*† Miss Kate Yandell Jorgensen Naomi Bourke and Mr Pritam Baruah Mr Andrew Whitworth Mr Christopher Neale Ms Helen James Mr Raffaele de Leon*† Miss Felicia Zeller*† Miss Kirsty Macdonald*† Williams Miss Chloe Beeby Miss Cat Williams* Dr Ricardo Pachon Mr Philip James* Mr Yang Du Miss Sally Mairs*† Professor David Bradley Miss India Bourke* Ms Nan Wu Mr Paul Pamment Mr Sebastian Keany Mr Michael Dunne*† Mr Zane Martin*† Mr and Mrs Mark and Mr Edwin Bussem Mr Dilpesh Patel Mr Nakul Krishna Mr Zoubeir Post Mr Andrew McCall*† Heather Burridge Miss Rose Byfleet Mr Guy Pewsey Mr Stephen Lang* Emambokus*† Ms Renula Mitra*† Dr and Mrs Ming and Mr David Pope Ms Patty Liao Miss Natasha Fagelman*† Dr Mosima Mokoena* Xiao Shan Cai and Guo Mrs Catherine Campbell 2006 2008 PARTICIPATION RATE Dr Shou Qu Miss Tingting Liu Dr Michelle Fernandes Ms Lyndsay Morrow Ms Frances Cairncross* Mr Chris Campbell PARTICIPATION RATE Miss Emma Carroll Mr Jack Quaddy Mr Zaichen Lu Mr Jonathan Galinsky Mr Max Muir*† Mr and Mrs Hugh and Dr Mauro Caselli* 38% (57%) Miss Leah Reynolds Miss Lucinda Mallace- Mr Mark Gilbert*† 34% (57%) Mr Max Mulvany*† Celeste Christie Ms Serene Chew* Anonymous (4) Mr Leo Ringer Goulbourne* Miss Holly Graham Mr Graham Murphy*† Mr Michael Cole Anonymous (1) Mr David Ching Ms Robin Andrews Mr Rupert Robinson Mr Neil Malloy Mr Toby Griffiths*† Mr Tarun Narasimhan*† Mrs Victoria Collin Miss May Abu-Jaber Miss Kerry Conning Ms Liz Berry Miss Ari Romney* Mr David McGonegle* Mr Christopher Hart*† Mr James Nolan*† Mr and Mrs James and Mr Mike Aiello Mr Mike Coombes* Mr Derrick Betts Mr Sam Rudgard Mr Manish Menda Miss Olivia Henry*† Miss Tamara Phillips Diane Cowles Mr Robert Ainsworth*† Mr Martin Cooney Miss Sarah Blackford Mr Joe Schutz Mr Adam Mitchell Miss Jenny Hindley Miss Rebecca Ms Sue Croft Miss Radina Angelova*† Mr Benjamin Cox Mr Kent Brittan* Miss Alexandra Sethia* Mr Aroop Mukharji Mr Charles Howell*† Ponnuthurai*† Mr Kenneth Cukier Ms Meredith Annex Mr Mark Curtis Miss Jennifer Brown Ms Sara Siegmann Miss Kathleen Murphy* Mr Sami Husain*† Mr Andrew Quinn*† Dr Faramerz Dabhoiwala Mr Angus Armstrong Dr Julian de Hoog Mr Craig Bruce Ms Laura Silver Mr Luke O’Leary* Mr Hanyan Jin*† Miss Leila Rohd- Professor Raymond Mr Alexander Barrett*† Miss Jenny Donnellan Mr Stuart Bullock Miss Sheena Sodha Mr Thomas Parker Mr Iakovos Kakouris Thomsen*† Dwek Mr Justin Belkin Miss Jessica Elliott Mr Henry Burton Mr James Steere Mr Rikin Patel Mr Patrick Kamm Mr Arthur Sawbridge*† Mr Paul Dykstra Dr Andreas Bredthauer† Mr Joe Fraser* Mr Edward Butler Ms Katharine Thiers Ms Soumya Rao Mr Bora Kaplan Mr Zachary Shapiro*† Dr Walter Eltis Ms Jacqueline Brener Mr Ben Geldeard Mr Patrick Butler Miss Hilary Thrasher Mr Benjamin Reed Miss Zainab Khalid Miss Sandra Shedd*† Dr Andrew Farmer Mr Joshua Brocklesby*† Ms Devin Gouvêa Mr Xiao Cai* Mr Alex Vaos Mr James Regan Dr George Knott Miss Catriona Sheil*† Mr and Mrs Robert and Miss Ayela Butt*† Mr Andrew Grey Mr Ken Cheng Ms Christina Williamson Miss Frances Rose Miss Hila Levy Miss You Jin Shin*† Catriona Fletcher Mr Charles Cao*† Mr Theo Grzegorczyk Miss Namukale Chintu Mr Anthony Wong Miss Hannah Rosefield Mr Ryan Macaskill Mr Graham Smith Mr Clive Gallier Mr Alan Chen* Miss April Harper Mr Kevin Dickens Miss Helen Rushton Miss Meera Mahadevan Mr Niksa Spremic Ms Parul Gheewala Mr Hernán Cianfagna† Miss Laila Hassan Mr Michael Dumelie Mr Rahul Sagar Miss Katherine Mr Robert Strachan*† Mr and Mrs John and Mr Matthew Conroy Mr Simon Heawood Miss Lizzie Ellen Mrs Manjula Satheesan Mathieson*† Miss Hannah Thould*† Anne Graham 2007 Miss Emily Cook*† Miss Clare Hennessy Miss Emma Eyers PARTICIPATION RATE Mr Dalibor Siroky* Mr George Mugisha*† Mr Rupert Thurlow*† Professor Paul Hamilton Mr Karl Dando† Dr Sebastian Herkelrath Mr Sean Faye Mrs Alison Solove Mr Robert Newnes*† Mr Kyle Victor Mr and Mrs Stephen and Miss Gabriella Davis*† Miss Bethany Hunt Mr Alex Fennell 38% (52%) Mr Piers Taylor Mr Jonas Nilsson Miss Sarah Zager*† Linda Havill Mr Peter De Riemer*† Miss Kathryn Jansz Miss Clare Fisher Anonymous (11) Miss Harriet Tolkien* Dr Joe O’Shea Mr Marc Highton Miss Hannah Dickens*† Miss Lizzie Johnson* Miss Emily Fletcher* Dr Xue Chou* Mrs Silvana Toska Miss Slavina Pancheva*† Mr Colin Howard Miss Katharine Miss Rosie Kent* Dr Christo Fogelberg Mr Charles Clegg Mr Andrew Van Biljon Mr Christopher Parker† Investec Bank plc Dusenbury*† Friends Miss Sarah King Mr Tom Frohlich Ms Katherine Cook Mr Daniel Van Binsbergen Mr Laurence Pascall*† Professor Elizabeth Mr James Elish*† Mr Cameron Kluth Mr Elliot Fung Miss Aisha Curran Mr Tom Vining*† Mr Christopher Penny Jeffreys Mr Zachary Ferguson*† of Mr Mawuli Ladzekpo Miss Lydia Gregory Mr Charles Dehaene Miss Alice Walker Mr Austin Platt*† Mr William Jensen Mr Jeffrey Fossett*† Mr Felix Leach*† Mr Martin Grosvenor* Mr Neil Dewar Miss Lynn Yu Mr Miles Priestman*† Ms Jeri Johnson Mr Jacob Gelman*† Mr Chris Lee Miss Ursula Hackett Mr Steven Doll Dr Sarah Puello Alfonso Exeter, Mr and Mrs David and Mr Matthew Gethers Mr Christian Leisinger Miss Maria Hayden Mr Cai Durbin Miss Farha Quadri*† Jean Jones Miss Charlotte Havill*† Miss Sarah Lewney* Mr Rob Hewlett* Ms Hannah Evans Miss Nina Raoult*† Dr Peter Jones 2008 Mr John Hawthorne*† Fellows Miss Helen Marten Ms Anna Horner Dr Mike Finn PARTICIPATION RATE Miss Becca Rees* Dr Alex Karp Miss Elizabeth Hecht*† Mr Sean Meritt Mr Patrick Howard Mr Sean Genis Mr James Reynoldson*† Mrs Nancy Kelly Mr Sanjeeb Hossain Miss Carlene Mills Miss Daisy Johnson Mr Philip Gerken*† 46% (60%) Mr John Robb and Kenwood Pond Ladies Miss Grace Jackson*† Mr Charlie Morris Miss Natalya Kennedy Ms Hannah Graff Anonymous (6) Mr Adrian Rodrigues Swimming Association Mr Anshu Jain Miss Harriet Myles* Miss Katharine Kirkbride Miss Molly Guinness Mrs Heather Adams Miss Jessica Saul*† Mr and Mrs Mark and Mr Lixing Jin Emeriti Dr Nic Niedermowwe Mr Maciej Kula Mr Chetan Gupta Mr Iain Atkinson*† Herr Christian Schroeder*† Alexis Klimt Mr Joseph Jones*† Anonymous (108) Mr Cameron Noble Miss Victoria Lazar Ms Layla Hamadi Miss Letticia Banton* Mr Matt Selfe Dr Sarah Knott Ms Emma Jourdan*† Mr and Mrs Stuart and Mr Asa Oldring Graham Mr Alistair Hanson Miss Louise Biddle*† Mr Adam Sharpe*† Ms Heidi Kurtz Mr Imran Khoja Pauline Allard Miss Elspeth Robertson Mr David Thomas* Mr Harry Liddell *Member of the 1314 Society † 2012 Leavers Participation rates show the proportion of undergraduate and graduate donors combined (plus Williams students from 1985 36 onwards) with the proportion of Exeter undergraduates giving shown in brackets. 37 EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 12

Littleton Chambers Mr Chuck Paine Mr Peter Thompson Mrs Susan Lochner Dr Rosemary Peacocke* Mr Graham Tite Dr John Maddicott Mr Nigel Portwood Mrs Lorise Topliffe Current Mr and Mrs John and Mrs Anne Potter Professor Helen Jean Martin Mrs Jennifer Rallison Watanabe-O’Kelly Mr and Mrs Keith and Dr Ian Reid Dr Mark Williams* Students Angela Mathieson Ms Marty Romney Rev Hugh Wybrew* Anonymous (10*) Mr Hamish McRae* Mr Harish Salve Mrs Liz Wood To be sensitive to current Mr Charles Michod Jr Mr and Mrs Edward and Mrs Joan Woods students, the College lists Remembering Exeter Mr and Mrs Hugh and Angela Sawbridge Ms Amy Zipkin their gifts as anonymous. Pamela Moir* Mr Scott Shields To be sensitive to current All students who gave in Mr and Mrs José and Mr Andrew Siddons students, the College lists any 2011–12 joined the 1314 Help to safeguard the future of the College Teresa Moreira Mrs Clare Spring gifts made by their parents as Society. Mr and Mrs Phil and Sue Mr Colin Squire* for the next 700 years by including Exeter in your Will anonymous. Nash Miss Tessa Stanley Price* Mr and Mrs Dave and Jill Professor Andrew Steane Nixon Mrs Mary Stubbs Exeter College is built entirely upon benefaction. Thanks to early, transformational gifts and the life-changing legacies pledged today, generations of Exonians have benefited from the outstanding teaching that the College offers and the formative experiences that it provides. Gifts left to registered charities in your Will are free of Inheritance Tax. A new government incentive also reduces the rate of Inheritance Tax for your dependants if 10% or more of your taxable estate is left to charity. Including a charitable legacy in your Will is a simple matter, but we do advise that you take professional legal advice before doing so.

Old Members and Friends of the College have been supporting Exeter through legacy gifts for seven centuries and we hope you will choose to join them.

Please contact Tessa Stanley Price in the Development Office for further information or to inform us of your intentions: [email protected] +44 (0)1865 287163

“Exeter college is an institution that deserves all of its alumni to give it their wholehearted support. By choosing us and welcoming us through those gates we all enjoyed an experience, education and start in life given to so few. In return it seems the least that we can do to give a little something back and help out the College and future students as those before helped us.” Nigel Glen (1977, Zoology)

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