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Somerville College Report 11 12 Somerville College Report 11 12 Somerville College Report 11 12 Somerville College Report 11 12 Somerville College Oxford OX2 6HD Telephone 01865 270600 www.some.ox.ac.uk Exempt charity number 1139440. Oct 2012 Somerville College Report 11 12 Somerville College Contents Visitor, Principal, Academic Report Fellows, Lecturers, Examination Results, 2011-12 110 Staff 3 Prizes 113 Students Entering The Year in Review College 2011 116 Principal’s Report 10 Somerville Association Fellows’ Activities 15 Officers and Committee 120 Report on Junior Somerville Development Research Fellowships 27 Board Members 123 J.C.R. Report 30 M.C.R. Report 32 Notices Library Report 33 Legacies Update 126 Report from the Events: Dates for the Diary 128 Director of Development 38 Members’ Notes President’s Report 44 Somerville Senior Members’ Fund 47 Life Before Somerville: Andrew Whelan, 1998 48 1962 Year Report 54 Members’ News and Publications 56 Marriages 72 This Report is edited by Liz Cooke Births 73 (Tel. 01865 270632; email Deaths 74 [email protected]) and Amy Crosweller (Tel. 01865 270685; Obituaries 75 [email protected]) Visitor, Principal, Fellows, Lecturers, Staff | 3 Fiona Jane Stafford, MA, MPhil, Jeremy Donald Whiteley, MA, (PhD Visitor, DPhil, (BA Leicester), FRSE, Professor Camb), University Director of Personnel of English, Tutor in English and Administrative Services Principal, Sarah Jane Gurr, MA, (BSc, ARCS, Manuele Gragnolati, MA, (Laurea PhD Lond, DIC), Daphne Osborne in lettere Classiche, Pavia, PhD Fellow, Professor of Plant Sciences, Tutor Columbia, DEA Paris), Reader in Fellows, in Biological Sciences Italian Literature, Tutor in Italian Richard Stone, MA, DPhil, FIMechE, Annie Sutherland, MA, DPhil, (MA Lecturers, CEng, Professor of Engineering Science, Camb), Rosemary Woolf Fellow, Tutor in Staff Tutor in Engineering Science Old and Middle English Lois McNay, MA, (PhD Camb), Daniel Anthony, MA, (PhD Lond), Professor of the Theory of Politics, Tutor Tutor in Systems Pharmacology in Politics Visitor Michael Hayward, MA, DPhil, Tutor The Rt Hon Christopher Patten CH, Roman Walczak, MA, (MSc Warsaw, in Inorganic Chemistry; Dean Chancellor of the University Dr rer nat Heidelberg), Reader in Particle Physics, Tutor in Physics Beate Dignas, MA, DPhil, (Staatsexamen Münster), Barbara Principal Benjamin John Thompson, MA, Craig Fellow, Tutor in Ancient History (MA, PhD Camb), FRHistS, Tutor in Alice Prochaska, MA, DPhil, FRHistS Medieval History Natalia Nowakowska, MA, DPhil, University Lecturer in History, Tutor in Charles Spence, MA, (PhD Camb), Early Modern History Vice-Principal Professor of Experimental Psychology, Jonathan Burton, MA, (PhD Almut Maria Vera Suerbaum, MA, Tutor in Experimental Psychology Camb), University Lecturer in Organic (Dr Phil, Staatsexamen, Münster), Jennifer Welsh, MA, DPhil, Chemistry, Tutor in Chemistry Tutor in German (BA Saskatchewan), Professor of International Relations, Tutor in Mason Porter, MA, (BS Caltech, Fellows (in order International Relations MS, PhD Cornell), Tutor in Applied Mathematics of seniority) Matthew John Andrew Wood, MA, Nicolai Meinshausen, MA, MSc, Marian Ellina Stamp Dawkins, MA, DPhil, (MB, ChB Cape Town), Tutor in (PhD Zurich), Tutor in Statistics DPhil, Professor of Animal Behaviour, Medicine, Keeper of the College Pictures Tutor in Biological Sciences Stephen Roberts, MA, DPhil, Steven Herbert Simon, MA, (PhD Harvard),Tutor in Theoretical Joanna Mary Innes, MA, (MA Camb), Professor of Engineering Science Condensed Matter Physics Winifred Holtby Fellow, Tutor in Modern Helen Morton, MA, (MSc Boston, History MA Camb), Treasurer Hilary Greaves, BA, (PhD Rutgers), Tutor in Philosophy Karin Erdmann, MA, (Dr rer nat Philip West, MA, (PhD Camb), Times Giessen), Tutor in Pure Mathematics Tutor in English Luke Pitcher, MA, MSt, (DPhil, PGCert Durham), Tutor in Classics Julie Dickson, MA, DPhil, (LLB Glasgow), Tutor in Law 4 | Visitor, Principal, Fellows, Lecturers, Staff Michael James Ashdown, BCL, MA, Amalia Coldea, (MA, PhD Alfred Gathorne-Hardy, (BSc Edin, (MA Camb), Tutor in Law Cluj-Napoca) MSc, PhD ICL), Special Fulford Junior Research Fellow Matthew Kenneth Higgins, BA, Katherine Duncan-Jones, MA, BLitt, (PhD Camb), Tutor in Biochemistry FRSL Suzan Hammond, (BS Cincinnati, PhD Northwestern University, USA), Simon Robert Kemp, BA, MPhil, Samir El Andaloussi, (PhD Fulford Junior Research Fellow (PhD Camb), Tutor in French Stockholm) Vanessa Harrar, (BA, MA, PhD York, Alex David Rogers, (BSc, PhD Liv), Muhammed Kassim Javaid, Toronto), Mary Somerville Junior Professor of Conservation Biology, Tutor BMedSci, MBBS, (PhD Lond), MRCP Research Fellow in Conservation Biology Boris Motik, (Dr rer pol Karlsruhe) Andrew David Judge, (PhD Brist), Carol Reynolds, (MA Oxford Fulford Junior Research Fellow Brookes University, FCIPD), Tessa Rajak, MA, DPhil Domestic Bursar Rodrigo Ledesma-Aguilar, (MSc Simon Reddy, (MSc Aberd) Mexico City, PhD Barcelona, MC Julie Christiane Hage, (ICS, BA, MA IEF), Fulford Junior Research Fellow Roskilde, DEA Paris), Owen Rees, MA, (PhD Camb), ARCO Development Director Stephen Montgomery, (BA, PhD Nigel Saunders, (BMedBiol, MB, Camb) Fulford Junior Research Fellow Anne Manuel, (LLB R’dg, MA, MSc, ChB, MSc, PhD, Dipl, RCPath) PhD Brist), ACA, Librarian Thomas Alexander Quinn, (PhD Nicholas Shea, BA, (MA, PhD Lond) Columbia), Fulford Junior Research Fellow Professorial Fellows Honorary Senior Caroline Tamsin Piercy, (MA, PhD Stephen Weatherill, MA, (MA Camb, Research Fellow Essex), Mellon Post-doctoral Fellow MSc Edinburgh), Jacques Delors Professor of European Law Stephanie Dalley, MA, (MA Camb, Simon Ian Rippon, (PhD Harvard), Hon PhD Lond), FSA Fulford Junior Research Fellow Rajesh Thakker, MA, (MA, MD Camb), FRCP, FRCPath, FMedSci, May Laura Ross, (BSc, MSc Groningen, Professor of Medicine Junior Research PhD Groningen/Edinburgh), Fulford Fellows Junior Research Fellow Stephen Guy Pulman, MA, (MA, PhD Essex), FBA, Professor of Computational Lucy Audley-Miller, (BA Newc) David Sergeant, MA, DPhil, Mary Linguistics MPhil, DPhil, Woolley Junior Research Ewart Junior Research Fellow Fellow Aditi Lahiri, (DPhil Brown, MA, Gabe Sibley, (PhD Southern DPhil Calcutta), Professor of Linguistics Andrew Edward Armitage, DPhil, California), Fulford Junior Research Fulford Junior Research Fellow Fellow Senior Research Andrea Cerase, (PhD Imp Lond, PhD Jonathan David Silk, (PhD Imp Fellows Naples), Fulford Junior Research Fellow Lond), Fulford Junior Research Fellow Zsolt Bagi, (PhD Semmelweis Charlotte Dodson, (MA, PhD Camb), University Budapest) Fulford Junior Research Fellow Visitor, Principal, Fellows, Lecturers, Staff | 5 Gerardo Licenciado Simari, Judith Heyer, MA Elizabeth Millicent Chilver (Mrs), (Magister Bahia Blanca, Argentina, MA MSc, PhD Univ. of Maryland College Julianne Mott Jack, MA Park), Fulford Junior Research Fellow Anne Marion Warburton, DCVO, Carole Jordan, DBE, MA, (PhD CMG, MA Devin Terhume, (BA Concordia Lond), FRS Univ. 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