Donor News 13 A fundraising update for University donors and friends

More scholarships awarded than See page 15 for ever before – the full story. thank you! Following in the footsteps... Sir Hans Krebs Fellowships nurture young talent Discover and understand “Universities face a turbulent era as new markets develop, yet Where we are now during these times we must continue to aspire to be the best. The University of Sheffield is prepared and financially well positioned to rise to those challenges and remains ambitious and determined to continue to be a world-class, research-led University.” Facts & Figures David Young Treasurer Annual Report & Financial Statements 2011–2012 2011–12 www.sheffield.ac.uk/about/annualreport

Number of students (2011/12): Number of academic 25,065 departments:

International students make up Number of professors N5umber of research0 centres 26% of our student body, (July 2012): and institutes: with 125 different nationalities 468 82

Number of staff (July 2012): Our Students’ Union is the Number of services for industry and commerce: 6,031 best in Britain (National 11 Student Survey 2012)

Number of academic staff Income grew by £16.9 million (July 2012): compared to 2010–11 1,209 £

2 It is a tremendous privilege to work at the University of Sheffield and I am in the wonderfully fortunate position to be able to see the many successes – the extraordinary pieces of research, the applications that have the potential to transform lives and the inspiration of young people – which are at the core of what we do.

But there are times when these strengths come into especially sharp focus.

One such was when a small party from the University visited India, where we spent a week of intensive meetings with members of the Indian government, universities and some of our alumni, talking about the ways that we might partner this great and rapidly developing nation. What we saw was remarkable. Particular strengths in Sheffield in the applications of science, the interface between medicine and engineering, renewable energy, sustainability and governance, and food security are all priorities for this growing nation of talented people who are transforming their nation and changing the world.

But most important of all, we saw great opportunities for the partnership of people – academic scholarship, staff and students, who from Sheffield to India are driven by a desire to take knowledge and put it to work for the good of all.

So as I write, the University is welcoming Indian colleagues to Sheffield for a conference which focuses on the application of world-leading stem cell science into areas as diverse as the treatment of deafness, Parkinson’s disease, cancer and blindness. In this vital field, we are training scientists from around the world, with Vice-Chancellor Professor Sir Keith Burnett the potential to make breakthroughs which are life changing for people of every nation.

The University of Sheffield has a great past and, as our recent visit to India has illustrated, a wonderful future. We have the determination, skills and ambition to address the great challenges of our own time in both our teaching and research. But we need to do so in ways that are true to our heritage and our values of warmth, intelligence and service to others. Our partnership with our donors epitomises this Received approach. Your generosity and engagement enables us to do things that are vitally important but which without your help wouldn’t be with thanks possible. I am deeply grateful for your support. Professor Sir Keith Burnett FRS Vice-Chancellor

Contents Development, Alumni Relations & Events Office The University of Sheffield Received with thanks 3 40 Victoria Street Maintaining our independence 4 Sheffield S10 2TN The Benefactors’ Fund 5 Tel: 0114 222 1071 Fax: 0114 222 1044 Funding student initiatives across the campus and beyond 6 Email: [email protected] Web: www.sheffield.ac.uk/alumni Enriching the teaching and learning experience 8 Scanning the QR code will take you directly Students fulfil their potential: the Alumni Fund 10 to our web page. International dimension 11 A lasting legacy to Sheffield 12 www.facebook.com/sheffieldalumni Making a difference: scholarships and prizes 14 @sheffieldalumni Supporting and promoting success: trusts and foundations 16 @sheffalumnifund (for regular updates on How do we allocate funds? 18 the Alumni Fund and student calling team) With thanks 19 LinkedIn: Join the ‘University of Sheffield Six boats came sailing by 32 Alumni’ Group The University of Sheffield is an exempt charity (X1089).

3 Maintaining our independence

The support and vision of donors is vital to enhancing our students’ experience and to our ambitions as a world-class, research-intensive university. As an independent charitable institution, it is essential that we do not rely on one source of income. Diversity of funding ensures that the University is able to chart its own course, based on our strong belief in a culture of higher education that is built on a positive interaction between learning, teaching and research – and one that nurtures the arts, humanities and social sciences alongside traditional strengths in science, engineering and medicine. Your support is crucial to our independence and ensures that we are able to advance strategic plans more quickly and in ways that would not otherwise be possible.

The roots of the University lie in philanthropy, not only from enlightened industrialists such as Mark Firth, but in the ‘penny donations’ from ordinary working people in Sheffield. That tradition remains today with the generosity of wealthy individuals and foundations, joined by (left-right) Miles Stevenson, Director of Alumni & Donor Relations, and Peter Agar, Director of Campaigns. the regular donations made by alumni, parents, staff and friends of the University. Our donors give to teaching and learning; to scholarships and bursaries; to research and enterprise; and Miles Stevenson added, “The recent example of to cultural and sporting activities. Through the Sheffield Institute for Translational careful management, we are able to ensure the Neuroscience, where we secured major effectiveness of these gifts to the greater good donations via the Sheffield Institute Foundation of the University, our students and our staff. for Motor Neurone Disease and also received donations from many individual supporters, As our relationship with our donors develops, demonstrates how we look to the long term, we are working hard to provide a service that ensuring that a world-class research centre has helps you to consider how best to add value to the backing to attract major funding for the the work of the University. The Development, search for new treatments. Philanthropy has Alumni Relations & Events Office has always been at the heart of the University's successfully established itself as the focus of success and Peter's appointment is an fundraising across the University and Miles endorsement of the huge progress in Stevenson, Director of Alumni & Donor fundraising that has taken place in recent Relations, has now been joined by Peter Agar in years.” the newly created role of Director of Campaigns. Peter was previously Director of Development and Alumni Relations at the We’ve moved University of Cambridge. He said, “I am The Development, delighted to be given the opportunity to build “PHILANTHROPY HAS Alumni Relations & long-lasting relationships between academic ALWAYS BEEN AT THE Events Office has colleagues, students and philanthropic HEART OF THE recently moved to supporters that will help the University realise UNIVERSITY'S larger premises, at 40 Victoria Street. We look its ambitious goals.” SUCCESS.” forward to welcoming the University's alumni and friends to our new home.

4 “THE BENEFACTORS’ The Benefactors’ FUND RECOGNISES SUA’S LONG AND DISTINGUISHED Fund SUPPORT.”

The Sheffield University Association of Former Students (SUA) has made Please consider a generous gift of £26,000 to the University to establish the Benefactors’ Fund. This foundational donation has been matched by the University, making a gift to the establishing a permanent endowment totalling £100,000. The income Benefactors' Fund from the Fund will be used by the Vice-Chancellor to support talented Supporters of the students who are in financial need, departmental projects and University now have the fellowships, and student clubs and societies. option to invest unrestricted gifts or For over a century, SUA promoted the University to former students and staff, organising legacies as permanent social events and activities, and providing its members with regular updates on the capital in the Benefactors’ University. Mike Bennett, President of SUA, commented, “I am proud that SUA is the Fund, helping us to grow founder donor of the Benefactors’ Fund and that the funds provided by our members will the original SUA donation continue to support students in perpetuity. I hope that this gift will inspire people to in perpetuity. Spending continue to invest in the long-term financial future of the University.” only the income and sustaining the value of the Over the last ten years, the Development, Alumni Relations & Events Office has provided capital is a financial model many of the services originally undertaken by SUA. “We are very grateful to have had this used by many UK long history of alumni engagement to build our own work upon,” said Miles Stevenson, universities. The Fund is Director of Alumni & Donor Relations. “When SUA began to consider how best to use its held and managed by the assets, some of which are derived from life membership subscriptions over many years, University's Finance its Executive Committee suggested the creation of a fund where the interest derived from Office, and the the capital would be of most direct benefit to current students. I am delighted that we Development, Alumni have established the Benefactors’ Fund in recognition of SUA’s long and distinguished Relations & Events Office support. Future gifts or legacies to the fund will enable it to grow and become of immense will oversee the long-term importance.” distribution of the interest The University is pleased to publicly celebrate the establishment of the Benefactors' Fund to areas of greatest need. by adding the Sheffield University Association to the list of donors displayed on the Donor Honour Board in the Information Commons.

CONTACT

Miles Stevenson Director of Alumni & Donor Relations 0114 222 1070 [email protected]

The Vice-Chancellor with Mike Bennett (BEng 1955) and Julia Boler (LLB 1968).

5 Louis' Project Funding student Grant: £250 Louis' Project focuses on initiatives across the designing an improved, all- terrain walker for Louis, a young boy who has cerebral palsy. A campus and beyond team of Engineering students – members of Engineering Without Borders: Sheffield The Alumni Foundation manages funds Branch – are working with Louis from donations made to the Alumni and his family to design a Fund by alumni, staff and friends of the suitable prototype, as well as University. The Foundation Committee improving his current walker by allocates grants to students – usually designing and manufacturing between £100 and £2,000 – to assist new all-terrain wheel sporting, musical, dramatic and cultural projects. We encourage applicants to attachments. Mary Hayes, Louis' raise part of the funds they need from grandmother, said, “Louis has alternative sources. just used the prototype all- We distributed over £35,000 for student terrain wheels on his walker to projects in 2011–12. The Alumni do a tough walk to Marloes Foundation is completely reliant upon Sands and back along the cliff the generosity of our donors and we are path. These walks in beautiful very grateful for your support. scenery are really having a great www.sheffield.ac.uk/alumni/foundation impact on the quality of Louis' life.” The team is producing drawings and will move on to manufacturing the walker, with the intention of having the prototype ready for testing after Easter 2013. The grant from the Alumni Foundation has gone towards the manufacturing costs of the project.

Rosie Hadfield in Kef Izoura. Photo: Jeff Wade

Participants in the Postgraduate Colloquium. Boundaries: School of English Sheffield University Speleological Postgraduate Colloquium 2012 Society (SUSS) Grant: £200 Grant: £1,500 The annual Postgraduate Colloquium is an Twenty-one members of SUSS travelled to opportunity for members of the thriving Daia Chiker in Tazekka National Park, research community in the School of English Morocco, to discover, explore and map Literature, Language and Linguistics to new caves. They worked with five New all-terrain wheel attachments for present their work and interact with invited Moroccan cavers and logged 84 caves, Louis’ current walker. speakers. Professor Adam Piette said, “I've drawing maps of all significant finds and been shadow-helping the organisers of the recording a total of 2,574.45m of cave Postgraduate Colloquium for five years now passage. Five caves were over 50m deep. and this year's was by far the most efficiently SUSS member Ellie Sharples said, and imaginatively run. The team pulled out all "Morocco was an amazing first expedition, the stops to get the best possible show on the teaching me lots of skills like bolting and road, with some great work involving the surveying. Eating Moroccan food after a Alumni Foundation, the White Rose day of finding and naming your own cave; Consortium (of the Universities of Leeds, running around camp scorpion hunting Sheffield and York), and colleagues from with a UV torch; and finding snakes in other faculties. The Alumni Foundation's grant caves – some of the many highlights of our One of the initial CAD images of the gave an effective impetus for an ambitious adventure. We are indebted to the Alumni all-terrain walker. event, which attracted 65 students and staff.” Foundation for their sponsorship.” © EWB Sheffield 2013

6 University of Sheffield Badminton Club Grant: £895 “We used the money to develop the club's ‘friendly’ session, which we hold every Friday, and which has been running for many years. Several of our players are from overseas so don't bring their kit with them. We therefore bought a set of 15 rackets, available to Japan Day 2012 everyone. People can now Grant: £500 have a taste of the sport and the club before joining. We The Japan Day 2012 committee chose to are also using the money to raise funds for on-going tsunami relief pay for some of our efforts in Japan. The grant from the Alumni members to get coaching Foundation allowed them to expand the qualifications to develop day's attractions to maximise their their own skills and those of fundraising. Over 700 visitors enjoyed a wide other members. And we have array of performances, demonstrations and launched a new website, workshops – as well as a karaoke booth, which has proved popular which was one of the most popular draws. with students. Thank you for Emily Hill said, "We feel that the Alumni your very kind grant – it has Foundation helped us provide a day of Part of the entertainment for Japan Day 2012. improved our club greatly.” quality entertainment, education and a chance to explore a different culture. This would certainly not have been possible without their generous contribution." A grant of £500 has also been awarded for Japan Day 2013.

Conference of Astronomy and Physics Students Grant: £550 Sheffield Physoc successfully bid to host the Conference of Astronomy and Physics Students 2012, attracting 80 students from the UK, Ireland and Europe for a weekend of student Promoting the play on the streets of Edinburgh. lectures – ranging from quantum mechanics to the Northern Lights, from biophysics to solar Members enjoy a Friday ‘friendly’ Somebody's Theatre session. cell technology. Sheffield Physoc also won the best physics or astronomy society award for Grant: £500 the second year running. Conference organiser Somebody's Theatre is a group of eight Charlotte Nicolaou said, "With the current students, whose courses include Theatre, CONTACT economic climate, obtaining sponsorship is Geography, Physics and Engineering: “The very difficult. The Alumni Foundation's grant grant from the Alumni Foundation helped us paid for conference T-shirts and programmes. to take our play, Just for Two , to the The event was a huge success, with a big Edinburgh Fringe Festival, making our dream increase in the attendance from last year." to attend the world's largest theatrical event a reality. We used the money on registration fees, publicity, insurance and venue rent. We did exceptionally well, selling 68 per cent of our tickets, with four sell-out shows. We received two four-star reviews, and were named the sixth Top Show to See (with your boyfriend) by the Daily Record . We are incredibly grateful for the donation – the Helen Meadows future is bright for Somebody's Theatre and Alumni Relations Events Officer we are looking to expand our members 0114 222 1079 within the University.” [email protected]

Delegates enjoying a successful conference.

7 Enriching the teaching and learning experience

The Alumni Fund responds to requests from staff across the University for funding for projects that most directly affect the teaching and learning experience for our students. This selection illustrates the range of projects that attract this funding each year. www.sheffield.ac.uk/alumni/ support/fund Women Pioneers board Also see page 10 for an insight into why our students take part in the Medical School Heritage Project Alumni Fund Telephone Campaigns. Grant: £22,000 “Working with students and volunteers from the University and Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, we have mined the archives to create a permanent heritage display in the recently refurbished Medical School to be enjoyed by students, staff and visitors alike,” said Faculty Pro-Vice-Chancellor Professor Tony Weetman. “This comprises a Heritage Room; restoration and display of significant paintings, artefacts and busts; a timeline feature; information panels in all the seminar rooms describing the School’s founding fathers and early scientific pioneers; the naming of the library (after Sir Arthur Hall); and a mural depicting the ‘reach’ of medical students across our region. We are extremely grateful for the support and funding from the Development, Alumni Relations & Events Office, enabling us to bring these ideas to life. The results are truly impressive and long-lasting.” In addition to the Alumni Fund grant, funding for the Heritage Project was also provided by legacies and gifts from Dr Rachael Brook (MB ChB 1956), Dr Gerald Holmes (MB ChB 1954), Dr John Huggins (MB ChB 1962) and Dr Harold T Swan (Hon LittD 1992).

www.sheffield.ac.uk/faculty/medicine-dentistry-health/heritage

iSchool Digital Media Lab The piano in use in the Soundhouse. Grant: £22,000 Upright piano The Information School has created the Digital Media Lab within its iLab, a Grant: £8,500 resource for studying how people A new Boston upright piano is now interact with information resources installed in the Department of Music's such as Facebook, Twitter and the Soundhouse – its practice suite – and is web. The Digital Media Lab allows the latest boost to the department's plan students and staff to undertake and of becoming an All-Steinway School, a record focus groups; test computer- status which would be a valuable based applications using laptops; recruitment tool. As well as being of high undertake small-group research such quality, the piano is also making works for as card sorting for website design and two pianos and piano concerti possible. small-group behaviour; and make "Students and staff have been enjoying formal records of meetings to review The Digital Media Lab in the iSchool. this new instrument. The generous at a later date. The facility is also Photo: Peter A Bath support of the Alumni Fund has helped to invaluable in showcasing the iSchool's reinforce the place of performance at the taught programmes and research. learning environment and research centre of activities and studies in the Professor Elaine Toms, Director of laboratory on a par with similar Department of Music,” said Professor Research, said, "We believe this facility facilities used in industry. The Alumni Simon Keefe, Head of Department. Also is unique among our competitors and Fund grant has allowed us to realise see page 13 for details of Eileen Sellars' offers our students a world-class fully our vision for this space.” legacy that partly funded this piano.

8 Mass Spectrometry Masterclass facility Grant: £25,000 The creation of ‘clean room’ teaching labs is providing students from the Faculty of Science with the highest levels of training and experience of the most recent advances in biological mass spectrometry. They are now able to undertake individual research projects in the processing and analysis of critically small amounts of material, such as healthy or diseased biological tissue, using a technique known as ‘proteomic analysis’. The new facility is proving to be popular with staff as well. “We are particularly delighted to be able to benefit from the type of analyses now offered by the establishment of the proteomics resource,” said Professor Peter Andrews, Director of the Centre for Stem Cell Biology. He has received over £300,000 funding from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council and Pfizer for the investigation into stem cell functions, which will Using the telescope in its dome. include proteomic analyses. Robotic telescope Grant: £10,000

A robotic 0.5m telescope, known as 'pt5m', is sited on the roof of the William Herschel Telescope on La Palma, the most north westerly of the Canary Islands. It is operated by the Department of Physics and Astronomy alongside colleagues from Durham University. pt5m monitors atmospheric turbulence profiling and transient astronomy. It is intended that a group of Sheffield's students will visit La Palma each year to undertake an astronomy project using the telescope. The group from April 2012 observed transiting exoplanets, contact binaries and eclipsing white-dwarf binaries, obtaining some high-quality light curves. As well as their Students Aeh Panomwan, David Turton and Vicky Benjamin processing biological samples for analysis by mass spectrometry. pt5m observations, the students were given in-depth tours of the impressive array of telescopes on the island.

Sport Sheffield minibus Grant: £20,000 Sport Sheffield, the sports facilities and activities department, has taken delivery of a minibus for use by student clubs and societies. Large numbers of students travel around the country every week, representing the University in their respective sports. The minibus is making a big difference to the logistics of organising these trips. The bus is also having an impact locally as it is leased by Sheffield Community Transport when not in use by University sports teams for volunteering projects, community events and programmes, sports days and community sports teams.

Ecology students sampling an algal-treatment experiment. PondLab Grant: £6,898 The PondLab project encourages students in the Department of Animal and Plant Sciences to bridge the gap between laboratory practicals and full-scale field trips by participating in realistic ecological experiments. Twelve large (2,000 litre) tanks have been installed in the Arthur Willis Environment Centre and set up as large ponds in which different combinations of aquatic plants are established to test the effects of vegetation on the structure and function of the pond community. Thirty-two smaller tanks are used for a variety of shorter-term projects. PondLab is used for student projects, tutorial work and practical classes, as well as ‘Be an Ecologist for the Day’ outreach visits. Dr Philip Warren said, "We are very grateful to the Alumni Fund for supporting the project. Without the grant we would not have been in a position to set up this facility and provide the experience it offers to our students.” David Meadows, Development Officer, tests out the new minibus.

9 Students fulfil their potential More than 5,000 alumni and friends have made donations to the Alumni Fund since it began in 2003, raising over £2 million.

The Silver Arrows Circle recognises donors who choose to make regular donations to the Alumni Fund through monthly, quarterly or annual A two-way conversation standing orders/online Many alumni, parents and friends of regular giving, or via payroll giving. Members of the University receive phone calls the Silver Arrows Circle from our team of student callers are welcomed with a Silver during our annual programme of Arrows pin badge. Join our telephone campaigns. 900 existing members to help support current Ellen Jurczak, an English Literature student, is students on a huge range enthusiastic about making contact with former of projects. students. She explained, “Applying for the calling team just seemed another opportunity to get Please join the Silver more involved in the life of the University, as well Arrows Circle and help us as giving something back to the place that had to reach 1,000 members. already given me so much. Hearing about what Sikose Mjali societies and extra-curricular activities other people have been involved in over the years has Originally from South Africa, Sikose Mjali been eye-opening and endlessly fascinating. (BA 2011, MA 2012) received an Alumni Fund “What’s been even nicer, however, has been how Scholarship and was also a student caller. She overwhelmingly positive people’s memories of said, “I really believe that it was the financial relief their time at the University are – for a whole that I received from your donations that aided multitude of different reasons, people genuinely me in preparing for my postgraduate degree and loved coming here and are more than happy to where I am today. I was able to buy the best share their experiences. For me, this is the best textbooks and resources to achieve the best bit of the job, though getting a donation is results I could. I was also able to enjoy many obviously exciting too! Every little bit helps, and aspects of life in Sheffield. This led me to choose even the smallest donation can go so far to the city as my home after graduating. making a big difference. Without such donations “I now teach English as an Additional Language at CONTACT supporting my department, the library, working Parkwood Academy. This school has a growing committees and societies, I could never have had immigrant intake and it gives me great pleasure so wonderfully positive an experience here, and to know that I can help children challenge I’m sure that’s true of a lot of other people too.” themselves with the English language. I am able to encourage my students to step into their greatness every day because I have been encouraged by your donations to do the same.”

Jenny Farmer Annual Giving Manager 0114 222 1074 [email protected] www.sheffield.ac.uk/alumni/ support

Ellen Jurczak

10 The University International of Sheffield in America dimension The 'University of Sheffield in America' helps over 3,500 American alumni keep in touch We appreciate the support of our alumni and with their University and each other. It also friends living all over the world. enables US tax payers to make tax- deductible donations to the Alumni Fund.

American alumni and friends gave over $835,000 to research, scholarships and the Alumni Fund in 2012 – thank you so much! This total was considerably boosted by the generosity of American supporters of the Sheffield Institute for Translational Neuroscience. CONTACT Helen Rey Executive Director University of Sheffield in America Ruth Kilner PO Box 95649 Seattle, WA 98145-2649 From Nigeria to Tel: (+1) 509.994.5102 Sheffield [email protected] We were delighted to Carla Girling and Matthew Kempson receive a donation of £2,000 from Professor RoboPlant The Wadsworth Scholarships Tolu Odugbemi (PhD 1978, We are very grateful for the ongoing support of Dr Jeffrey Wadsworth (BMet 1972, PhD 1975, DMet Hon DSc 2011), the Vice- the Grantham Foundation for the Protection of 1991, Hon DEng 2004), President and Chief Chancellor of Ondo State the Environment, who awarded another grant Executive Officer of Battelle Memorial Institute, University of Science and of $50,000 this year to enable students to build located in Columbus, Ohio, is a great supporter of Technology, Okitipupa, a human-sized ‘robot plant’. It will be used at the University and his donations have created the Nigeria. This gift has been public demonstrations to highlight the Wadsworth Scholarships. He was the guest of awarded as a scholarship fundamental importance of photosynthesis. honour at our celebration event for scholarship to Ruth Kilner, a PhD students in April 2013. student in the School of English Literature, “A 13-month placement at software giant SAP after Language and Linguistics. A welcome addition my second year led to offers of full-time employment Her supervisor, Professor for when I graduate," said Wadsworth Scholar Matt Brendan Stone, said, “Ruth The Department of Mechanical Engineering has Kempson. “Without this scholarship I would not have is undertaking an taken delivery of a vertical band saw, thanks to a been able to take advantage of all of the opportunities extremely interesting $2,000 donation from Chris Pollard (BEng 1970). which have come my way.” Wadsworth Scholar Carla project in which she will Now living in Colorado, Chris and his wife Toni – Girling added, “Thanks to Dr Wadsworth’s generous work closely with people who met in Sheffield – visited the Faculty of donation, I have been able to volunteer at the Hearing who have experienced Engineering in May 2012. Following their tour, Voices Network, an organisation that works with great damage through Chris kindly confirmed that he wanted to make a people who hear voices, see visions or have other mental illness.” donation for the benefit of engineering students. unusual perceptions.”

Supporting our international students The generosity of alumni means that the University is now able to offer three different sources of scholarships for inbound students under the Study Abroad Programme. The Study Abroad Programme Scholarships are funded by donations to the Alumni Fund; the University of Sheffield in America Study Abroad Scholarships are for American nationals; and the Richards Study Abroad Scholarships are for students coming from the University of Texas at Austin – they have been established following a generous ongoing commitment by University of Sheffield in America Director Trevor Richards (BSc 1977, PhD 1983) and his wife, Julie Tereshchuk. Recipients of Study Abroad Scholarships and other University scholarships.

11 A lasting legacy to Sheffield It is a mark of the affection that many of our alumni and friends have for the University of Sheffield that the number of people who have now confirmed that they have chosen to leave a gift in their Will has risen to 550. We work closely with our known benefactors to ensure that we honour their wishes.

Jack van Cooten in Ghana. An unexpected gift The Department of Geography received a very generous legacy of £225,574 from the estate of Margaret Sheard in 2011. As far as we are aware, Mrs Sheard’s only link with the University of Sheffield was that her cousin, Ronald Stancey, was a Fuel Technology student in the 1930s. He lived in Harley, near Wentworth, and the endowment, set up in perpetuity and managed by the University, has allowed us to create the Harley Travelling Scholarships, which the department will award to between five and 10 students each year. Each scholarship is worth approximately £500, with a limit of £1,500 in special circumstances.

The Harley Travelling Scholars for 2012 Chris Harries with his son. included Jack van Cooten, who has now completed his dissertation on ‘The Continuing support for SITraN Contemporary Politics of Ghanaian Hiplife and Highlife Music’. He explained, “The The story of how philanthropy was instrumental in setting up the Sheffield Institute Harley Scholarship meant that I could really for Translational Neuroscience (SITraN) is one of the highlights of public make the most of my six-week field trip to engagement with the University from recent years. Continuing investment in SITraN Ghana; I didn't miss any opportunities to by our supporters is an illustration of the importance they place on the work of this attend music events or interviews. It also international centre of excellence for research into neurodegenerative disease. meant that I could really immerse myself in Chris Harries, who was passionate about motor neurone disease (MND) research Ghanaian music and music culture without following his diagnosis in 2005, discovered SITraN via the internet. He was very keen worrying about financial pressure or to show his support as he desperately wanted to beat the disease. He ran a waste constraints. It gave me the opportunity to management consultancy and was well known within the environmental industry. study a topic that I am passionate about and He was also a dedicated beekeeper – with 35 hives. His wife, Caroline, said, “Losing thoroughly enjoyed.” the ability to use his hands was a devastating blow to such a practical person and having to give up beekeeping broke his heart. But he kept his spirits up and fought every step of the way. Watching his son grow gave him much pleasure.” Sadly, Chris lost his fight in 2011. He generously left a £50,000 legacy to SITraN.

Professor Pamela Shaw, Director of SITraN, said, "MND patients are at the very heart of the SITraN research endeavour. Chris's legacy will contribute to our drive “IT GAVE ME THE to invest in new research studentships, support the clinical research fellowship OPPORTUNITY TO training programme and allow us to invest in new faculty positions to grow the STUDY A TOPIC critical mass of specialist neurodegenerative research expertise in Sheffield. We THAT I AM are extremely grateful for his kind donation." PASSIONATE ABOUT AND THOROUGHLY See page 21 for details of further fundraising activities for SITraN. ENJOYED.”

12 Eileen Sellars A love of music A legacy from Eileen Sellars (née Walsh) (BA 1943, DipEd 1944) resulted in the setting up of a one-off £500 prize for a The Jean Smith Scholars with Professor Malcolm Reed: (left-right) Andrew Nichols, Kristin Wright and Jonathan Borland. student who produces an outstanding short composition The impact of Jean Smith's legacy on the theme of an English nursery rhyme. The remainder As reported in last year's Donor News , the late Jean Smith – a former member of staff in the of her gift has allowed the Department of Finance for over 30 years – left the University a generous legacy of over £112,000 Department of Music to to aid cancer research. Part of the funds was used by the Medical School to set up the Jean Smith purchase a Boston upright Scholarships, and the first scholars have now started their year-long projects as part of a piano (see page 8). Mrs Sellars MMedSci degree in Human Nutrition or a BMedSci degree. taught classics and music at Andrew Nichols said," I moved to Sheffield in September 2012 to study for a Master's degree in Sheffield High School. She was Human Nutrition, and I am especially interested in the role of diet in chronic disease prevention. remembered by a friend as “a Funding at all levels of education and particularly postgraduate courses is hard to come by – given lady of immense musical talent the current economic climate, donations such as the Jean Smith Scholarships are more who inspired so many people important than ever in providing students with chances to fulfil their academic potential." towards the appreciation of music and of choral singing in His fellow Jean Smith Scholar, Kristin Wright, added, "A BMedSci is an intercalated degree in a particular.” research area with an in-depth thesis at the end. This a great chance for medical students to gain an extra degree and hands-on experience of current research. The amazing generosity of Jean Smith has taken away the financial stress from my research year. This scholarship will remind me that this year is a great opportunity.” CONTACT

A passion for hockey As a student, Margaret Longmuir (BA 1934, DipEd 1935, MA 1935) was an enthusiastic hockey player and she never forgot the enjoyment she received from the sport. She kindly left a legacy of £1,000 to the University and we have decided to spend this sum on six dugouts for pitches at the Goodwin Sports Centre, in consultation with staff David Meadows (BA 2006) at Sport Sheffield. Andy Cox, Club Development Officer Sport Manager, said, “The dugouts will 0114 222 1073 be a welcome addition and look [email protected] Nathan McDowell, a Theoretical Physics student and professional for all our teams on match www.sheffield.ac.uk/alumni/ captain of the third hockey team, with Andy Cox, Club days and events.” support/wills Sport Manager at Sport Sheffield.

13 Sir Anthony Bottoms Prize Making a Law student Kristy Kruithof was the first recipient of the Sir Anthony Bottoms Prize, established by Sir Anthony (PhD difference 1974, Hon LLD 2009) in 2012. He joined the School of Law in 1968 and was the University’s first specialist lecturer in criminology. How scholarships and prizes support He went on to become Dean of the Faculty of Law and was knighted in 2001 for services to the criminal justice system. The our students annual prize is awarded to the student who gives the best overall performance in the MA in International Criminology. A number of our donors provide us with funds to allow us to establish named awards that make a real difference to the University community.

Kristy Kruithof (front right) with members of the United Nations Youth and Student Association.

Professor Peter Robson

Professor Peter Robson Prize and Scholarship Peter Robson OBE (Hon DEng 2000) was Professor of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the University from 1968–96; he was amongst the first in this country to demonstrate some of the unique electrical properties of the III–V semi-conductor gallium arsenide, which led to the creation of the EPSRC National Centre for III–V Semi-conductors. Following Professor Robson's death in 2010, we have established a permanent endowment to fund an annual prize in his name using the generous contributions made André Bisson (right) receives the R Alison Hunter Prize from Professor Grant Bigg. by his friends and former colleagues. His wife, Anne Robson, donated £3,000 towards the prize. She then also kindly donated R Alison Hunter Prize £25,000 to establish the Peter Robson Scholarship in Engineering. Mrs Robson died in December 2012 and we have now learnt that Alison Hunter (née Knowles) (BSc 1971) was the first member of she has left a very generous legacy to build the fund she her family to attend university, studying Geology at Sheffield. As a established in memory of her husband. result of benefitting from a legacy herself, she wished to make a donation to assist a student to "start on the road to a wonderful The first scholarship award was made to Danuta Mendes, who life experience like my own" – and Geography student André said, “I am currently pursuing my MPhil/PhD in semiconductor Bisson is the recipient of the £600 R Alison Hunter Prize, which photonics at the University. We are working towards improving was awarded to support his fieldwork investigation towards his the efficiency of solar cells to develop high-standard devices. The dissertation on the 'Impacts of beaver reintroduction in Scotland funding will help to purchase some of the equipment needed to on the ecology and morphology of a fluvial channel'. Although build a solar simulator setup in the lab. On completion of my intending to read History, André said that an open day at Sheffield studies, I am hoping to pursue a career in academia and transfer “opened his eyes and highlighted the modern feel of Geography the knowledge and skills I have acquired to future students.” and the fascinating fieldwork that could be done.”

14 Emeritus Professor Geoffrey Bownas Geoffrey Bownas Memorial Fund Alumni and friends have been very generous in promoting and supporting the Geoffrey Bownas Memorial Fund – established in memory of Emeritus Professor Geoffrey Bownas, who died in 2011. He led the Centre for Japanese Studies, which began in 1963 and was the precursor of the School of East Asian Studies. The fundraising has been very successful so far and the first students to benefit will be Japanese Studies’ undergraduates on their study tour to Japan in 2013– 14. In celebration of Japanese Studies’ 50th anniversary this year, the fundraising continues with the aim of providing support for postgraduate students. www.sheffield.ac.uk/alumni /support/bownasfund

(left-right) Dr Matt Johnson and Dr Simon Johnston, the first Krebs Fellows. The front cover shows them standing in front of an image of Sir Hans Krebs in the Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology. CONTACT (if you are interested in establishing a Sir Hans Krebs Fellowship scholarship or prize) A collaboration between the University's Krebs Institute – named in honour of Nobel Laureate Sir Hans Krebs (Hon DSc 1959) – and the Alumni Fund, the Krebs Fellowship aims to nurture young talent to become research leaders of the future. Each award is made to an independent researcher who has obtained a significant externally funded fellowship, to be held at the University, in any discipline pertinent to the Krebs Institute. The award is for £25,000 for each Fellow to supplement their research funds, which can be used for equipment, consumables or technical support.

Dr Matt Johnson (PhD 2007) and Dr Simon Johnston are the first Sir Hans Krebs Fellows. Matt said, “I feel very privileged to receive the Krebs Fellowship and I am already using it to support my research in the field of plant photosynthesis. The information uncovered by my work will allow us to better imitate nature in the design of our own artificial solar energy and carbon capture devices, and will help to identify new genetic targets that can be manipulated Miles Stevenson to improve the yield of food and biofuel crops.” Simon added, “It is an enormous honour to Director of Alumni & Donor receive an inaugural Krebs Fellowship. I am trying to understand how infections cause Relations disease, particularly in those whose immune system does not function properly. Until we 0114 222 1070 understand the complexity of the causes and consequences of infections we don't have the [email protected] comprehension to find new treatments and antibiotics.”

15 Supporting and promoting success Trusts and foundations have a vital role to play in enabling the University to 'To discover and understand'.

Dr Marcelo Rivolta

Discovering a stem cell cure for deafness Deafness is a major public health issue worldwide, with more than three million people in the UK alone enduring a moderate to Advertising the festival in Sheffield. profound hearing loss. Current developments in stem cell technology led by Dr Marcelo A Boy Was Born Rivolta, from the Department of Biomedical The Department of Music has organised a year-long festival of music – of over 40 Science, could offer new hope for the events – to celebrate the centenary of the birth of Benjamin Britten in 1913. A Boy Was treatment of auditory neuropathy, a common Born is promoting a better understanding of the composer's life and work, as well as form of deafness in which the damage occurs examining the broader context of arts and culture in the 20th century. Encompassing at the level of the cochlear nerve. talks, concerts, films, musical theatre productions and expansive education work, the festival welcomes internationally acclaimed visiting artists, who are performing Funded by the Medical Research Council, alongside community musical organisations within the city. Deafness Research UK and Action on Hearing Loss, the research team have now converted The Department was very grateful to receive a grant of £2,500 from the Britten-Pears embryonic stem cells into cells similar to spiral Foundation to support the programme; the foundation promotes the music of ganglion neurons – the nerve cells which pass Benjamin Britten and his work with singer Peter Pears. sounds into the brain. The research was published in Nature in October 2012 and www.aboywasborn.co.uk generated worldwide media interest.

Three additional donations to the University are supporting the team as they continue with their work: £2,500 from the Charles and Elsie Sykes Trust, £500 from the Coutts Charitable The Department of Music received £2,000 from the Sheffield Trust and a legacy of £1,506 from the estate of Town Trust – established in 1297 and one of the oldest charities Henry Fell have been used to purchase an in England – to help fund the three-week Indian Music and Film automated cell counter. Dr Rivolta said, “In this Festival. It was run in collaboration with the Showroom Cinema, difficult time, when funding is limited, the the London Darbar Festival (the largest Indian classical music festival outside India) and South Asian Arts UK. support of individual benefactors has an unprecedented impact.”

16 A selection of scans taken with the new MRI scanner.

WE ARE ENORMOUSLY GRATEFUL TO THE GARFIELD WESTON FOUNDATION TO ENABLE OUR SCIENTISTS AND CLINICIANS TO PRESS AHEAD WITH THIS PATH-BREAKING WORK.

A patient enters the new MRI scanner. Major boost for diabetes research The University of Sheffield is breaking new ground in research and patient treatment in tackling diabetes – a rapidly escalating problem affecting millions in the UK and worldwide. Over the past 15 years, the Radiology Unit has developed world-leading expertise in imaging techniques that strengthen our understanding and treatment of this debilitating disease. The key to Sheffield’s success has been a combination of three factors: the synthesis of world-renowned clinicians, experts in imaging techniques, and a large population of local people who have diabetes and are keen to participate in clinical research. Sheffield Radiology’s CONTACT research and patient care in this field is of global importance and the team works with diabetologists from China, Europe and North America.

A prestigious grant of £1 million from the Wellcome Trust has enabled the purchase of a high-quality Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanner. Building on this success, the Radiology team have harnessed a broad spectrum of support – from local charity Neurocare to international funding bodies such as the European Foundation for the Study of Diabetes and the European Union. The Alumni Fund has also contributed £25,000 to this important work.

The latest support for this research has been from one of the largest and most respected philanthropic institutions in the UK. The Garfield Weston Foundation Diya Gupta has made a vital gift of £280,000 for a three-year project to research the nature Trusts and Foundations Officer of diabetes and its effect upon vital organs of the human body. This will enable 0114 222 5595 much more targeted and effective treatments. It will also underpin risk [email protected] assessments for patients with diabetes who are in danger of succumbing to Louise Shaw degenerative disorders such as those that disturb cognition. Iain Wilkinson, Trusts and Foundations Officer Professor of MRI Physics, said, “We are enormously grateful to the Garfield 0114 222 5596 Weston Foundation and other donors for laying the foundations that will enable [email protected] our scientists and clinicians to press ahead with this path-breaking work.”

17 Q Are the grants popular with departments? How do we A Definitely! We are inundated with requests each year. We ask each successful applicant to submit a report to the committee when the project is up and running, and the responses detail how allocate funds? a project is benefiting students, supporting their Sheffield Experience. Many of these successes are reported in Donor News. Focus on Special Project Grants Q When and how do you decide which applications are successful?

We distribute grants to departments for A An annual meeting of the Departmental Grants Committee projects that will impact on students. assesses the applications in a fair and robust way. The committee consists of academic staff and representatives from the Professor Rebecca Hughes, Pro-Vice- Chancellor – International, chairs our Development, Alumni Relations & Events Office. We ensure that Departmental Grants Committee and we target the funds to the areas of most need across the campus. here answers questions about how we allocate funds donated by alumni and Q What impact do you think the Special Project Grants have? friends. A Whenever I walk across the campus or go to meet colleagues See page 8 for a selection of successful in their departments, I see evidence of the success of the Special applications. Project Grants. The Development, Alumni Relations & Events Office oversee the installation of plaques reminding everyone about this special source of funding, making sure that the continued interest of our alumni and other supporters in the University is visible every day.

Q How much money do you allocate for Special Project Grants each year? A We allocate the money raised through initiatives such as our annual Telephone Campaign – money that our donors tell us they are happy to donate to the University. This amounted to £130,000 in 2011–12.

Q Who can apply for these grants? A We contact departments across the University, asking for submissions. Each submission must be supported by the relevant faculty. The amounts available range from £2,000 to £25,000.

Q What criteria do you lay down for submissions? A To be successful, a project must demonstrate its impact on students – the greater the number the better. So it could be for new sports and activities kit, the refurbishment of part of a building, or a new academic project involving the student experience or enhancing learning. The Professor Rebecca Hughes, Pro-Vice-Chancellor – International department must also allocate funds to the project to show it has been accepted as important by more than one interest group. We “WHENEVER I WALK want to know if a grant will make a critical ACROSS THE CAMPUS OR difference to whether or not the project will go GO TO MEET COLLEAGUES ahead. We tend not to fund projects that are IN THEIR DEPARTMENTS, ‘business as usual’, for instance something I SEE EVIDENCE OF THE picked up by the general maintenance round via SUCCESS OF THE SPECIAL Estates. We prefer projects that are permanent PROJECT GRANTS.” rather than one offs or short term.

18 With thanks

We are very grateful to all alumni, Mr Christopher Harries Mr Mark Firth, in memory of Arthur staff, parents, friends and Mr Bernard Holliday and Mary Firth The Firth Circle organisations who have made Dr William G Ibberson Dr David J Fish and Mrs Linda Fish donations to support the We are very grateful for the generous Mr Barry M A Jackson Ms Barbara France, Ms Michele support of the following individuals University between 21 February France and Ms Sharon Beresford 2012 and 25 February 2013. Mrs Margaret L Jones who have made leadership-level Dr Charles D Frederick Thank you so much for your Mr Stephen W J Kiln donations of £1,000 (or $1,000) to Greenside Trust support the University since generosity. Miss Margaret Lewis Habendum Limited 21 February 2012: Donor names listed in bold Ms Sylvia McKenzie indicate a donation of £500 (or Ms Anne Harper, in memory of Mr Mr Charlie M Allwood The Farah Merali Trust and Nimah Bryan Marsden $500) or more within the above Merali Trust, in loving memory of Dr Kaltoom A Al-Sakkaf Mr Peter J Harper, KSG, FLA period. Mrs Sanita Merali Mr David F Bailey In memory of Mr Joseph Helliwell We are also very grateful for the The Sanita Merali Trust Mr David J Bell Mr Gerald Holmes, FRCS support of 132 anonymous In memory of Dr Ian Noble Mr Ted Bell donors. Mr Walter Hukin Mr Tony Payne and Mrs Shirley Mrs Connie Biglan and Mrs Jean List compiled on 25 February 2013. If Payne, in memory of Mr Julian Mr Ed J Hutt Kendall Payne you have made a donation since this Ms Vivien Jones Mr Lyndon N Bigmore date, please accept our sincere thanks. Professor Peter Raynes, FRS Emeritus Professor Sir Ian Kershaw, Miss Julia C Boler Your name will appear in next year’s Mrs Mildred G Richardson FBA Honour Roll. Dr Laurie T Botell Dr Monica Rorison, in memory of Mrs Joyce Kingman, in memory of Professor Ian Rorison Mr Kenneth Brooks Mrs Rosemary Boucher Dr Marjorie Shaw Kirkwood Memorial Fund Mr Gordon L Bramah The Roll of Mrs Margaret A Sheard Professor Sir Harry Kroto, FRS, and Mr Adrian J Brindle Benefactors Mrs Jean Smith Lady Margaret Kroto Mr Richard P Burger and Mrs Lisa J Burger We would like to record our grateful Emeritus Professor Thomas S Dr Peter W Lee and Mrs Gill Lee thanks to the following individuals (or Stevens, FRS, FRSE Mrs Muriel M McDermott-Day Professor Sir Keith Burnett and Lady Anne Burnett their personal foundations) or Mrs Inge Sugden (deceased) Will Mr Richard J Mayson organisations who have made Mr Peter L Burnett Trust Dr Anne C Metten donations of £500,000 or more to Mr David H Clayton support the University since 2002: Miss Margaret E Wilson, in memory Sir Peter E Middleton, GCB, and of Mr William Wilson Lady Constance Middleton Mr Austin Cole The Honourable Sir Sze-yuen Dr Gerard Young and Mrs Diana Mr John R Midgley Dr Judith A Coles Young Chung, GBE, GBM, PhD, Hon The Millard Trust Ms Anne D Cooper FIMechE, FREng, JP Mariano Zegarelli Family Dr Cynthia Phillips and Dr Edward Mr George E Credland Sheffield Institute Foundation for Phillips, in memory of Mr Roy Mrs Julie Cryer Motor Neurone Disease Holtam Eur Ing Herbert Dempsey Mr Jonathan M L Stone, in memory The Vice-Chancellor’s Miss Dorothy F Phillips of Mr Hyman Stone Mr Simon D Dudley and Mrs List Dr Trevor I Richards and Ms Julie Patricia J Dudley The Wolfson Foundation We would like to record our grateful Tereshchuk Mr Jerry Speyer and Ms Katherine Miss Doreen M Worthington, in thanks to the following individuals Sir Richard Roberts, FRS Farley memory of Mr Harry Worthington who have made donations of £10,000- Mr Kenneth Robinson and Mrs Joan Mr Brian Fearn and Dr Gillian M £49,999 (or $10,000-$49,999) to Robinson, in memory of Mr Julian Fearn support the University since 2002: Payne Ms Barbara France, Ms Michele The Chancellor’s List Mrs Anne R M Robson, in memory France and Ms Sharon Beresford The Abbeydale Trust We would like to record our grateful of Professor Peter Robson Mrs Cathrine R R Harris thanks to the following individuals Mrs Dorothy Adams Miss Kathleen H Rogers who have made donations of Mr G Roland Hayes and Mrs Carolyn Mr Fred Avill and Mrs Mary Avill Mr Stuart Salenger M Hayes £50,000–£499,999 (or $50,000– Mr Thomas Bean $499,999) to support the University Mrs Margaret Savigear, in memory Dr Peter J A Holt and Mrs June L since 2002: Dr Rachael Brook of Professor Leonard Eastham Holt Mr Richard P Burger and Mrs Lisa J Dr Elizabeth M Sefton Professor Mike Hounslow Mr Eric Bridgstock Burger Mr Brian Sellars Mr Ed J Hutt Ms Mary I Brown Mrs Jean Burkill, in memory of Dr Professor David G Shepherd Dr Harry R Ingham, FRCPath Harry Burkill Mr Raymond Charlesworth, MBE Dr Graeme D T Smith Miss Freya Jennison Lady Dainton, in memory of Lord Mr Landon Clay and Mrs Lavinia Clay Sir Hugh and Lady Sykes via their Emeritus Professor Sir Ian Kershaw, Dainton, FRS Charitable Trust FBA Mr Austin Cole Professor Naim Dangoor, CBE, in Mr Donald H Tomlin, CPhys, MInstP, Mrs Claire L Kilner memory of his father Mr Eliahou Mr Stephen M de Bartolomé and Mrs Margaret Tomlin Emeritus Professor Anthony D King Dangoor Dr Christopher Denison and Mrs Dr Mervyn J Turner Mrs Joyce Kingman Mr Gareth Davis and Mrs Andrea Kathy Denison Dr Jeffrey Wadsworth Davis, in loving memory of Eve Davis Dowager Countess Eleanor Peel Mr Joseph F Lee and Dr Lindsay A Collins Mr A Firth Trust Dr Anne E Walker, FRCP Mr Simon D Letts Mr Peter A H Glover Dr Ted Dunning and Dr Ellen Mr Henry C Whiston Mr Peter Lush Mr Jim Grant and Mrs Jane H Grant Friedman Mr Brian Whitaker Dr Ali W Majeed The Grantham Foundation for the Professor Frank Ellis, OBE Mr Brent F Wilkinson and Mrs Protection of the Environment Mrs Pauline Ellis, in memory of Rosemary A Wilkinson Mr Maurice Marks Dr Derek Griess Mr John Hawley Mr Richard J Mayson Mrs Margaret Hand Mr Robert J Millward

19 Dr Michael Moores Mr Peter Barnes and Mrs Annette Dr Peter J Bridges and Mrs Anita M Mr Osamu Nagayama The Silver Arrows Barnes Bridges Mr Richard Newnham, in memory Mr Paul R Barnett and Mrs Pauline M Miss Charlotte E Briggs of Mrs Cheryl Newnham Circle Barnett Mr Tony Brindley and Mrs Linda We are pleased to recognise the Professor Toluwalope Odugbemi Dr David W A Barrett and Dr Patricia L Brindley valuable contribution of the following Barrett Dr Cynthia Phillips and Dr Edward Dr Audrey M Brook individuals who are making regular Dr Jack Barrott, OBE Phillips, in memory of Mr Roy donations to the University through a Mr David Brooks and Mrs Susan Brooks Holtam standing order, recurring online Dr James I C Bartlett and Dr Margaret H Mr John Brough and Mrs Heather A Mr Douglas H Rice donation or through payroll giving: Bartlett Brough Professor John P C Roach Professor Peter W J Batey Mr J Hamish Brown, FRCS Dr Terence Searle Dr Hooda S Abdullah Mr Stephen J Battersby Mrs Michelle E Brown Dr David R Stone, CBE Ms Julia E Abrey Mr Alexander J Baty Dr Russell Brown and Mrs Pamela J Mr Paul Tomlinson Mr Robert Ackroyd and Mrs Lynn Mr Brian Baverstock, CEng, FIMMM Brown Ackroyd Dr Naomi Turner, MRCS, and Dr Dr Charles L M Beardmore Mr Jared W E Bryson Deborah Grunwerg, in memory of Dr Julian D Acland Professor John A Beardmore and Mrs Mr Michael Bullas Dr Carl Myers and Dr Maxwell Dr William D Adair and Mrs Helen J H Anne P Beardmore Ms Patricia A Burgin Turner Adair Dr Ruth E Beardmore Mr Kenneth A Burley Ms Rosemary A Valerio Dr Aileen K Adams, CBE, FRCS, Dr Judith A Beardshaw, MRCP Mr David P Burnham Ms Yoko Ujiie and Dr Osamu Wada FRCA Mr Richard Beasley and Mrs Ruth Mr Kenneth J Burton Dr Sheena A Waitkins Dr Ezzeddine Affi and Mrs Karin Affi Beasley Dr Malcolm A Butler Dr Ian R Warner Mr Peter Agar Mr John D Beaumont Mr Michael G Ainsworth Mr Hugh Cadwallader and Mrs Lesley Professor Paul E White and Mrs Liz Mr Mark L Beaumont-Thomas and Mrs Cadwallader White Mr Stuart Aizlewood Debbie J Beaumont-Thomas Mr S Cafer and Mrs Z Cafer Mr Brent F Wilkinson and Mrs Mr Stephen R Akeroyd Mr Hugh A Beavin and Mrs Gillian M Rosemary A Wilkinson Beavin Dr Nicholas J Calder and Dr Carolyn E Mr Barrie S Akin Calder Mr Seng K Wong Mr Kevin Beck Mr James Allan Mr Donald S Cameron and Miss Helen L Mr David J Wood Mr Joseph Allen Mr Barnaby J Beere S Burt Mrs Mollie Wood Mr Andrew J Allison Mr Trevor Benn Mr Neil A Cameron Dr Sayyed Hamid Zarkesh-Esfahani Mr Matthew Allison and Mrs Lisa Allison Mr Michael G Bennett Mr Scott Cameron Mrs Rachel E I Amos Ms Lesley M Benson Dr Anne P Campbell, FRCPath Miss June R Anderson Mrs Georgina B Beresford Mr Ian R Campbell The University of Mrs Lata Anderson Miss Mary Bernia Mr John C Cantrill Sheffield in America – Dr Lucy Anderson Mr David Berry and Mrs Geraldine Berry Mr Richard Carl and Mrs Julie Carl Firth Circle Dr Anne P Andrews Mr Manjit Bhamra, FRCS Sir Michael Carlisle Mr Charles W Ansley Mr Martin K Bialowas Dr Christopher Denison and Mr Mark D Carter Mrs Kathy Denison Dr Peter C Anson Mr Craig G Bickerton Mrs Shirley M Carter Dr Ted Dunning and Dr Ellen Mr Stephen Appleyard Mr Stuart Bingham and Mrs Ruth Mr Andrew J Causer and Mrs Berenice Friedman Mr Michael G Archer Bingham Causer Dr Thomas Dye Mrs Rachel A Archer Ms Jacqueline J Birch Mrs Christine F J Cawthorne Dr Raymond Harrison and Dr Wilma Dr Angela Archibald Mr Andrew Bird and Mrs Frances A Bird Mr George H Chambers Harrison Mr Nicholas Arkle Mr David A Bird and Mrs Shirley A Bird Dr Jane E Chantry Dr Carole G Hurvitz Mr Harry D Armitage and Mrs Catherine Dr John A Birkett and Mrs Catherine M Mr Patrick D Chapman Birkett Mr James McIntyre and Dr Armitage Dr Robert O Chapman Mr Adrian Birtles Catherine A McIntyre Mr David E Armsbey Mrs Corrinne L Charlton Mr Christopher A Pollard Dr Geoffrey Armstrong Professor David T Bishop and Dr Julia A Newton-Bishop Mr Robert G Charnley Dr Terence Radford Mr James P Armstrong Mr Robert Bishop Mr David J Cheeseman Dr Trevor I Richards and Ms Julie Professor Arnold Aspinall, FSA Mr Roland Cherry and Mrs Shirley Tereshchuk Mr Stephen C Bishop Mr Alistair V Astling and Mrs Hazel R Cherry Dr Amanda Blackburn Mr Paul Wood Astling Miss Joan Chibnall Mr David R Blackburn Dr George W Atherton Mrs Cheryl M Christian Dr Christopher Bloor Dr Mark Atkin Mr Simon C Chubb Canada – Firth Circle Ms Janine Atkinson Mr Michael Blows and Mrs Patricia Blows Mr Charlie Churchill and Mrs Carol Mr Mark Firth, in memory of Arthur Associate Professor Simon R Atkinson, Churchill Mr David I Blundell and Mary Firth CEng, MIET Miss Thelma Clague Mr Jonathan Bond Dr Geoffrey J Lloyd, FRCS Mrs Roselyn A Atoyebi Mr David E Clare and Mrs Kathryn S Mr Terry D Bonds Dr Maureen A McTeer Dr Paul H Baker Clare Mr John Baldwin and Ms Barbara Professor Sir Anthony E Bottoms Mr Christopher J Clark and Lady Janet Bottoms Kolator Mr Steve R Clark Miss Maryann Bowen Mr Ian W Banbery and Mrs Sarah J Mr Stewart Clark and Mrs Amanda Banbery Miss Pamela Bower Clark Dr A Banerjee and Mrs S Banerjee Mr Derek W Box Dr Josephine M Clarke Dr Katherine E Banyard Professor Michael J Braddick Mr Quinten R M Clarkson Mr Nicholas O W Barber Mr John I Bramman Mrs Ruth H Clayton Dr John H Barclay Mr David C Bratt His Hon Judge Cleary Dr Stanley R Barker Mr John Brelsford and Mrs Rachel Professor E John Clegg, FIBiol Brelsford Dr Geoffrey Barnes and Mrs Jennifer A Mrs Hilde E Clegg Dr Robert C Brian Barnes Mrs Ruth E Clement Mr Jonathan A Brice, ACA, ACT Dr Margaret A Barnes Mr Michael Clements and Mrs Barbara Dr Gordon W Bridge Clements

20 Emeritus Professor Ronald E Clements Mr Andrew J Dixon Praise for the University Mr Gregory C Cliffe Ms Angela M Dixon Mr Philip J S Clifford Mr Brian Dixon “A community with values, Ms Barbara Clowe Mr Mark S Dobinson confidence, flair and its Mr Grenville R D Cockings Professor Hugo J Dobson Dr Harold Cohen, FRCP Dr Nicholas Dobson sleeves rolled-up.” Dr Stuart N Cohen Dr Peter Dodgson, OBE The Times Higher Education award to the University of Mr Alan Cole and Mrs Brenda Cole Mr Geoffrey M Donnison Sheffield, UK University of the Year 2011 Mr Andrew Cole Dr Rose E Drew Mr David W Cole Dr Stephen C Drew and Mrs Helen P Mrs Sylvia Cole Drew Working together Mr Andrew L Ducker Dr Grant C P Coleby Fundraising activities for the Sheffield Institute for Mr Andrew E Dunsby Dr Jane E Coleman Translational Neuroscience (SITraN) are continuing with Mr Stuart M Durham Mr Mark E Collier enthusiasm. As part of the ongoing strategy to develop Dr Sally Dutson Mr Michael J Collier world-leading neurodegenerative research in Sheffield, Mr Arnab Dutt Miss Rosalyn A Comer Jonathan Stone, Founding Patron of the Sheffield Institute Mr Stephen R Connor and Mrs Susan J Mr Oliver E Dyball Foundation for Motor Neurone Disease, has led a campaign Connor Mr John C F Dye to raise over £400,000 for a vital piece of equipment. The Mr John J Constable Mr Michael G Dyer Illumina HiScan System will expand SITraN's capability of Emeritus Professor Ian D Cooke and Dr Mr Peter Dyer techniques for investigating neurodegenerative diseases at Sheila M Cooke Ms Penny Dyson the level of DNA. One of the highlights of the campaign was Mr Philip Cooke Mr Derek Earnshaw and Mrs Linda a gala concert at Wigmore Hall in London on 14 September Mr Colin R Coombs Earnshaw 2012, which featured several recitalists including tenor Ian Mr Andy Cooper Mr Hugh B Earps, FCA Bostridge and soprano Ailish Tynan. In addition, Sir Elton Ms Susan J Cooper Mrs Christine E Edwards John raised £4,000 for the scanner by kindly donating Dr Jill M E Corbett Mr Colin J Edwards tickets for his show at the Great Yorkshire Showground in Mr Peter Corfield Dr D Frances Edwards Harrogate last June. Ms Rachael J Corver Dr Juliet J Edwards Mr Charles H Cotgreave Miss Nancy P Edwards Connie Biglan and Jean Kendall have been stalwart Mr Peter Cottrill and Mrs Susan Cottrill Mrs Pamela T Edwards supporters of Professor Shaw's work for over 10 years. Mr Marcus Coulby and Mrs Lynn Coulby Dr Rosemary Edwards They raise money from tombolas, car boot sales, switching Mr Andrew Counsell Mrs Susan L Ellacott on Christmas lights and coffee mornings, and send in a Dr David J Cousins, FFARCS Mr David A Elliott cheque for £1,000 each year. Mrs Biglan explained, “My Mr David E Cowan Mr Donald L Elliott husband, Brian, was diagnosed with motor neurone Dr John R Cox, FRCP Ms Elizabeth A Ellis disease about 15 years ago. Our family doctor had heard of trials led by Professor Shaw. They were wonderful, giving Dr Philip J Cox Dr Peter Ellis help, hope, advice and support. After my husband died, I Miss Juliet Craig Mr Bryan Ellison wanted to do something to support Professor Shaw's Mr Tim Crick Mr Graham M D Elson, FRSA efforts to combat this dreadful disease.” Mr Aidan L Croft Dr William H Emery and Dr Celia J Ms Lucy Crompton-Reid Emery Miles Stevenson, Director of Alumni & Donor Relations, Mr Ben M Crosby Mr Alan B Englert said, “We are extremely grateful to Jonathan Stone and Sir Mrs Janice M Cross Mrs Idaraesit I Esiet Elton John for their support. It is also wonderful to know Dr Christopher S Croton, MRCP Mrs Eva K Evans that Mrs Biglan and Mrs Kendall, along with their friends Dr Sophie J Crouchman Dr John L Evans and families, dedicate their time to fundraise for Professor Dr Dorothy L Crowther Mr John W Evans Shaw and her team. Thank you to all our donors who Dr Geraldine E Cummings Mrs Kathleen J M Evans support SITraN's drive to find a cure for Dr John K Daniels, FRCGP Miss Samantha Evans neurodegenerative diseases.” Ms Clare Darrah Miss Tracy Evans Mr Francis W Darwin Dr W David J Evans Dr Jennifer C Davies Ms Karen J Eveleigh Mr Paul Davies and Mrs Julie Davies Mr Adrian Everitt Mr David J Davis Mr Pollen Exeter and Mrs Roslyn Exeter Dr Roger Day and Mrs Mary Day Mrs Jacqueline Faller Mr Christopher E de Sa Mr John P Fanning Mr John R Dean Mrs Leanne M Farley Mr Martin Dean Miss Jenny Farmer Mr Jamie A M Dear Mr Gary Farnworth and Mrs Carol Farnworth Mr Peter A Devonish Mr Stuart G Farrell Mr Giancarlo Di Santo Mr Martin F Fee Mr Andrew P Dicken Mr Stephen Feeney and Mrs Karen Dr Gemma L Dickinson Feeney Mr Matthew C Dickson Ms Alison T Fernando Miss Nicola Dillon Mrs Lorraine Fiander-Hill Mr Greg Dinner and Mrs Annie Dinner Dr Raymond J Finch Mr Martin P Dixey and Mrs Lynda H Ms Sabine Fischer Dixey Miss Rachael L Fishwick (left-right) Connie Biglan and Jean Kendall on Christmas Day 2012.

21 Ms Yasuko Fitch Dr Tiffany C Hamley Mr Tony Fleming Mrs Joanne H Hampton Dr Anthony C Fletcher Mrs Sarah A Hard Mr James W Flynn and Mrs Janet Flynn Mr Glen T Harding Mr Robert Forbes Mr John M Hardy Mrs Claire G Foreman Ms Jane Hargreaves Mrs Sheila C Fowler Mrs Sarah Harkness Mr John Foy and Mrs Susan Foy Mr Jonathan N Harris Mr Mark D Franklin Dr Robert J Harrison Dr John H Freeland Mr Anthony J Harrow Mrs Felicity Freeman Ms Lydia L W Harston Mr Mark R Friend Professor James Hartley Mr Tony Frost Mr John M Hartley Dr Bernard Fry and Mrs Doris Fry Mr Michael J C Hartley Mr David Fyfe Miss Elizabeth Haruna Mrs Claire E Gaffney Dr Andrew J Haslam Mrs Anne T Gambles Mr Stephen J Hatton, FCA Mr John F Gamlin Mr John R Haworth Mrs Alison R Gardner Dr Peter Haydn-Smith The entrance to Thornton Abbey. Mr Frank Gardner Mr Alan N Hayes Mr Patrick Garraghan and Mrs Rebecca Mr Roger H Hayward Garraghan Mr Peng He Mr Malcolm P Garton Miss Lucinda A Heath Professor Andrew P Geddes Mr Neil T Helsby Mr James Y Gibson Mr Brian M Hendry Dr Steve Gill Mr Anthony C Henshaw Mrs Sheila Gilmour Mrs Madeleine Heppell Mr Mark B Glossop Mr David A Herbert and Dr Joan M Mrs Rosemary A Glover Herbert Mr David Godden and Mrs Paula Professor Tamara K Hervey Godden Mr Chris Hickey and Ms Sue Davies Mr Peter D Gomes and Mr Christopher Higham and Mrs Julia K Mrs Natalie B Gomes Higham Ms Louise J Gooch Dr Leonard Hill and Mrs Peta J B Hill Mr Ian Good and Mrs Lesley Good Mr Robert W Hill and Mrs Margaret Hill Mrs Caroline Goodall Mr Paul Hilton and Mrs Joann Hilton Ms Linda E Gooden Mr Peter G Hilton Professor Anne C Goodeve Dr Roderick F Hinchliffe Dr Evan R Gough Dr Andrew Hinde Ms Judith M Gowenlock Students undertaking part of the resistivity survey. Mrs Jane E Hobson Mr Stephen J Gower, MRTPI Mr Ian L Hodgkinson Mr John A Grant Thornton Abbey Project Mr Ian Hodgson and Mrs Carolyn Mrs Janet Gray Hodgson Staff and students from the Department of Archaeology have Mr Stephen H W Green been unravelling the complicated but intriguing history of Mr Nigel B Hogg Mr Timothy J Green Thornton Abbey in North Lincolnshire, one of the largest and Miss Alison S Holden Mr Leslie Greenwood and Mrs Ann best preserved monastic enclosures in the UK. The research Mr Daniel S Holden Greenwood programme is undertaking the first complete topographical Mr Philip G Holden Mr Peter Griffiths and geophysical survey of the site, as well as targeted Mr Joseph Holland and Mrs Carole Mr Thomas A F Griffiths Holland excavation in order to gain a comprehensive understanding of Ms Anna C Grigson, MCLIP the site’s long history after dissolution. Over the last two Professor Matthew C Holley Dr Lee K Grimes years, the project has received gifts from three donors Dr Michael P Hollins Dr Bronwyn S Grimshaw totalling over £5,000. They all have a passion for archaeology Mr Richard E Hollox, FRICS, FRTPI Mr Neil Gubbins and wish to channel their philanthropy to help the arts and Mr David R Holmes Mr Lee Gutcher humanities. Their generosity has resulted in purchases Mrs Stephanie Hopkinson Mr Nicholas J P Hadley and including a resistivity meter, which will enable the team to Ms Tessa K Hore Mrs Glynis F Hadley complete the mapping of the monastic enclosure of Dr George Horn, FIMechE, FEI Mr John D V Haines approximately 29 hectares. Mr Jonathan M Horne Mrs Judith F Haire Mr Simon Hosking Dr Geoffrey E Hale www.thorntonabbeyproject.com Mr George D Howard Dr Sally A Hales Mr Yi Hu Mr David J P Haley Do you also have a CONTACT love of archaeology? Dr Jean Humphrys Dr Christopher J Hall Miles Stevenson Mr Barry J Hunt and Ms Zoe C Davis Mr Kenneth Hall If yes, please help the Director of Alumni & Donor Relations Thornton Abbey Project, Mr Leslie Hunt Mrs June Hallgarth O114 222 1070 which benefits so many Dr Pamela Ibrahim Mr Steven C Halsall students with hands-on [email protected] Professor Stephen J Ingle and Mrs Dr Beryl M Hamilton experience. Margaret A Ingle Mrs Sarah Hamilton

22 Dr James D Ingram and Dr Katharine M Dr Hem C K Laljee Ms Audrey McGrath Mr Paul Murphy and Mrs Lynne Murphy Ingram Mrs Amy V Lamb Ms Milandra McGrath Mr Adam C Murray Mr Eric Ivison, CEng, FIMMM Mrs Carol Lamb Dr Jolian P McHardy Ms Eleanor M Napier Mrs Helen P Jackman Mr David Lamb Mrs Elizabeth A Mackenzie Dr Frank E Neal, MBE Mrs Janet C Jackson Mr Michael A Lamb Mrs Helen E Mackenzie Mr John W Neale Mrs Michelle A Jackson Mrs Sarah A Lambert Mr Stuart Mackie, MBE, and Mrs Elsie Mr Geoffrey C Nelson Mr Peter A Jackson Mr Martin P Lang Mackie Mr John H Nelson Mr Peter F Jackson Mr Christopher Langdale and Mrs Dr Sandra V McLean Ms Sian Nelson-Jones Mrs Willa A Jackson Sophie I Langdale Dr Ian A McLure and Mrs Alice H Canon Ronald Nesbitt McLure Mr Matthew R James Dr Pauline Langridge Mr David J Newman Mrs Kathleen McManus Mrs Veronica J James Dr Sarah J Langridge Mr Michael H Newman Mr John J McMullen Dr Beryl Jameson, FRCPath Mr Colin R Larkins and Mrs Hazel S Mr Keith Newsome 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Hall Mr Anthony R Hooper Mr John R Kemp Mrs Katharine E Garner Dr Hugh M Halle Mr David C Hopkins Miss Chloe Kempe Mrs Patricia L Garth Mr Donald Hammond and Mrs Lynn Mr David J Horner Dr Lawrence C W Kershaw and Mrs Hammond Grace Kershaw Mr Donald Gartside Sir David Howard and Lady Val Howard Mrs Judith M Hancock Mr Mark Ketteringham Mrs Judy Gaughy Dr Martin Howe, CB Dr David W Hand, FRCS Mrs Suzan N Kilburn Mrs Julie E Gear Mrs Stella J Howe Mr Peter R Handley and Mrs Jane Ms Pauline R Kimantas Mr Michael D Gercke Mrs Susan C Howes Handley Mr James A King Mr Alan D Gerrard Mr Martin Hoyle Dr Brian L Harding Dr Janet D Kirkham Mr Stephen J Gibbons Mr Peter J Hubbard, OBE Mr Graham P Harding Mr Clive A Knight Mrs Michaela L Gibson Mr Paul I M Huddlestone Mr Frank Hardman Mr Anthony P Knowelden Dr Jackie Gilbert Mr Barrie Hudson, CB Miss Alison P Hards Mr Alan Knowles Mr John A R Gilbert Revd Judith A Huggett Dr Keith Hardwick and Mrs Maureen A Mr Dominic A Knowlson Mrs Lindsey J Gill Hardwick Miss Bethan W Hughes Mr Huw A Knox Professor Elizabeth Gillott Mrs Sue Hardy Mr Brynley D Hughes Mr Jean P Koo Seen Lin, MICE, MCIWEM Dr Terence Gladman, MBE, FREng Mrs Nina H Hargrave Mr Richard S Hughes Mrs Barbara I Korzeniowska Revd Peter B Godfrey and Mrs Sheila Mr Ronald Hargreaves Mr Peter Humphries Godfrey Dr Arnold H Kosiner Mrs Angela E Harris Mr Hugo P Hunt Mr Thomas Gofton Mr Choy K Kwong Dr Anthony M Harris, JP Mrs Alison Hunter Ms Catherine Gogarty Mr James G Lafferty and Mrs Nichoela C Mr Gilbert C Harris and Mrs Patricia M Professor Janet E Hunter Lafferty Mr Richard C Goldthorpe and Miss Harris Siobhan B Boyle Mr Robert J Huntley Mr Martin L Laina Mr Raymond Harrison Mr Christopher Goodwill Mr Edward Hurst Ms Victoria J Lambert Mr Malcolm Harvey Mr Jonathan T Goolden and Dr Hayley L Mrs Patricia E Hutson Dr Rachel E M Lamming Mr Melvyn G S Harvey Hood Mrs Vera Ibbetson Mr Harald Lamotte and Mrs Mr Barry C Gore and Dr Lyn J Gore Dr John K Hawkins Mrs M M Ince Cornelia Lamotte Dr Sheila M Gorrie Mr Roger J Hawkins Mr François M J Inglehearn Mr Michael Landen Mr Leslie Gorse Ms Jayne M Hawley Mr Paul R Inman and Dr Alison J Inman Dr Sally A Lane Mr Harold J Goulden Dr Michael E Hayes Mr Michael S Isherwood Dr David Langley Mrs Jean Goult Mr David L Headey and Mrs Deborah J Mrs Helen C Ives Mrs Amanda T Lansdell Headey Miss Shirley A Gover Mrs Patricia M Jackson Dr Peter J Large Mr Gordon Headley Mr John M Graham Dr Philip P Jackson Dr Alan J Lawrence Mr Gerard M Hearson Owen M Grainger Mr Alan James Dr David A Lawton Mr Philip M Heathcote Miss Susan A Grammer Dr David S James, FRCP, FRCPsych Mrs Christine M Laycock Mr G Heaton and Mrs B Heaton Miss Mo B Grant Mrs Jacqueline A James Mr Mark Le Fanu and Mrs Lucy Le Fanu Dr Paul A Heaton Dr Peter J Grant Miss Emma Jamieson Dr Francis J Leaf Dr Ralph Heeley Mr Charles R Green Revd David E C Jardine Mrs Shirley A Leaver Mr Richard Hennah Mr Stuart D Green and Mrs Catriona Mr Ian K W Jarrett Mr Howard A Leberman Green Mr Patrick Hennessey and Miss Jenny Mr Mark G Jefferies and Mrs Helen M Dean Dr Sindy Lee Miss Karen E Greenfield Jefferies Dr Lucy A H Henshall Mr Timothy Lee Mr David W Greenwood and Mrs Alison Mr Peter R Jefferson Mrs Veronica M Lee E Greenwood Mr George K Hensman Ms Anne M Jemmett Mrs Catherine M Lees Mr Christopher Gregg and Mrs Jane Dr David Hepworth Dr John C Jenkins Mr Dennis Lees Gregg Mr Peter G Hewitt Dr Anthony E Jephcott and Dr Gwyneth Miss Abigail E Heywood Dr Rosemary F Lennard

28 Mrs Ruth N Leuchars Dr Lyndon Miles Miss Helen Lever Mr Ronald Millar Mr Gerald L Levine Mr Bernard Miller Dr Jeremy B Levy Mr Julian P Miller Ms Debrea Lewis Mr Derek A Mills Mr G Malcolm Lewis and Mrs S Dr Julie A Millward Margaret Lewis Mrs Kathryn E Millward Dr Dennis A Lightley Mr Michael G Milnes Mr David Livingston Mr Paul F Minshull Professor David Lloyd Mrs Caroline F Mockford Mr Michael A Loat Dr Barry P Moore Dr David E Long, MBE Mr Fred Moore Mr John G Long Mrs Clare W Moore Dr Diane Longworth Ms Sandra Moors Mr Rupert J Lovell Mrs Mary B Moralee Mr William Lumb Mr Richard Morice Mr Derek J Lyons Mr Mark H Morris Mrs Julia M McAdam Dr William B Morrison Mrs Alison E McBrayne Mrs Sheena F Moss Mr Andrew J McCall Mr Terence J Moxon Mrs Ann C McCarthy Mrs Christina Muench Mr Peter McCarthy and Mrs Jackie Dr Robert Mulvaney, OBE McCarthy Jazmin Sawyers with Toni Minichiello at a celebration of the Elite Sports Mr John F Murphy Performance Scheme. Mr Keith McDermott and Mrs Isabelle McDermott Ms Mary Rose Murray Mrs Rowena A Macdonald Dr Simon Muscat The Ennis Scholarship Mr Engin Mustafa Mrs Victoria A McDonald To ensure the Olympic legacy continues to inspire the sporting Mrs Ceciliia McDowall Mr Maung Myoo Myint stars of the future, the University has launched the Ennis Mrs Esme McGee Mr David F Naert Scholarship, in honour of the achievements made by Mr Albert Mac Hale and Mrs Ellen Mac Miss Shirley Nattrass Sheffield's very own Olympic icon, Jessica Ennis CBE (BA 2007, Hale Ms Alison J Neave Hon LittD 2010). The inaugural £1,500 award was presented to Mr Peter McHugh Dr Martin R Newby Jazmin Sawyers, who achieved a silver medal for bobsleigh at Mr Richard N McKay Miss Amy H Newlands the last Winter Youth Olympics and a bronze medal for the Mr Euan J Macpherson Dr Arthur R Nicholson and Dr long jump at the World Junior Athletics Championships in 2012. Miss Jennifer McQueen Jacqueline Nicholson Jazmin is a Law and Criminology student and a member of the Mr Craig A Mailey Mrs G Nicholson University's Elite Sports Performance Scheme (ESPS); she Professor Peter M Maitlis, FRS, and Mrs Brenda Nicoll trains alongside Jessica Ennis with UK Sports Coach of the Mrs Marion Maitlis Mr Jamie Noble Year 2012 and University alumnus Toni Minichiello (LLB 1996), Dr Clifford T Major Mrs Joan Noble and is a medal hopeful for the next Olympics in Rio 2016. Mr John Makin and Mrs Amy J Makin Professor Philip F Nolan Dr Vikram Malhotra and Dr Isobel R Mr Peter F Noonan Dr Philip Harvey, Registrar and Secretary, said, “Last year was Hawkins Dr Graham J North and Mrs Valerie J truly magnificent for British sport and it is so important that Mr Richard Malins and Mrs Sarah North the legacy of London 2012 helps to inspire the sporting Malins Mr Robert H Nuttall and Mrs Marjorie champions of tomorrow. I hope that the ESPS’s vital support Mrs Joanne M Marchant Nuttall will help our talented young athletes follow in the footsteps of Dr David P Marsden Mrs Susan Nuttall ESPS Patron Jessica Ennis by allowing them to strive for Miss Eva Marsh Mr Philip Oaten superb success in both their studies and the sporting arena.” Mrs Daphne J Marshall Mr Brian J O'Connor Mr Gregory J Marshall Dr Reginald M Odbert, FRCGP, FIMC, RCS Mrs Rosemary Marshall Dr David Parker and Dr Elinor S H Mr Christopher Penny and Mrs Sara M Mr Roderick A Martin Mr Charles M Odia Parker Penny Dr Annabelle Mascott Dr Basil Ogunmakin and Ms Iwona Mr David J Parrack Dr Gillian E Perks Kozieradzka-Ogunmakin Mr Ian Mason Miss Elizabeth A Parry Mr Samuel Perry Mr Christopher N Oji Mr Jonathan Mathews Dr John G Parsons and Mrs Dorothy Mr William Philipps Mandy S J Oliver Mr Henry Matthews Parsons Mrs Alison Phillips Mr Edward K Olpin Mr William J Matthews Dr Robert J Partington Ms Suzanne E Phillips Mr David J Onley Mr William B Mawson Mr Mike Patch Dr David A Phipps Dr David E Orton Mr David J May Mr Keyur Patel Mr George M Piatek Mr Lee M Oughton Dr Joseph Mayhew Mr Vinayak J Patel Dr G D Jack Pickering Mrs Gladys B Owen Mrs Sophia Mekuria Dr Julietta Patnick, CBE Mr Matthew V Pickles Mr Nigel Padget and Ms Sue Padget Mr Peter H Meldrum Dr Sophoclis Patsias Mrs Anne E Pike Dr Julie L Page Mr Victor M Mercer Mr Eric Pattison Mr Frank R Pinch Mr Martin C Page Mrs Emily F Merko Mr John H Pavitt and Mrs Daphne Pavitt Ms Rosamond H Pines Mrs Lucy A Paintain Mrs Daphne O Merrills Mr David A Peake Dr Catherine J Piper Mrs Elizabeth M Palmer Mr K Methley and Mrs B Methley Mrs Rachael A Pearce Mr Leonard W Plumstead Mr Mark E Palmer Dr Thomas Meyer Dr Clive Peat and Dr Janet Peat Mr Philip Pocklington Mr Tejas S Parikh Miss Elizabeth M Mildner Mr Gary Pemberton Mrs Gladys A Pollard Mr Alan F Parker Mr Ian P Pennock

29 Revd Christopher M Posluszny Professor Vincent Shacklock Professor David W Tempest Mrs Hazel E C White Mr Alexander Posner Ms Carol Sharp Mr Gérard Tête Dr Rachel O White Mrs Margaret W Potts Dr June R Sharp Mrs Catherine M Tetzlaff Mr Timothy J White Mr Steven L Pountney Dr Norman G Sharp Miss Nisha Tharumagnanam Mrs Alison J Whitehead Mr Joseph D Price Mr Tony Sharp Mrs Anne E Thomas Mrs Patricia M Whiteman Professor Martin F Price Dr Anton J Shaw and Mrs Joan M Shaw Mrs Rosemary Thomas Dr Gordon H Whitfield Mr Andrew Prickett, CBE Dr Christine J Shaw Mr Timothy G Thomas Mr Owen E Whitfield Mr Herbert Priest Dr George S Shaw Dr William T Thorneycroft Mr Geoffrey E Whittaker Dr Derek S Prior Dr James E Shaw Mr Roy T Thurling Mr Robert H Wilde Mr David J Pritchard Dr Stuart W K Shaw Mr Terence F Thurogood Mr Patrick Wileman Sir William Purves, CBE, DSO Mr Watson O Shaw and Mrs Shirley P Mrs Yvonne Timmins Mrs Maureen A Wilkins Dr Diana J Purvis Shaw Miss Elizabeth O Tinker Mr Alan R Wilkinson Mr Leslie J Rackham, OBE Mr William Shepherd Mr Nick Tinker Mr Nigel K A Wilks Mr Franklin Raines and Ms Denise Grant Mr David W Sheppard Mr Nicholas Titley and Ms Mayuko Mr Robert Willer and Mrs Rebecca Mr Keith M M Ramsay Mr Peter R Sheridan and Mrs Penelope Akiyama Willer A M Sheridan Mrs Ronne P Randall Ms Ilana Toeg Mrs Janet E Williams Mrs Miranda J Sherwood Mrs Margaret E Rank Mr Paul H Toovey and Mrs Jennifer M Miss Margaret G Williams Professor Robert B Shoemaker Toovey Dr Ivor R Rawlings Mrs Amy L Williamson Mrs Jane E Shortall Mr Robert C Topping Miss Amanda Rawlinson Mr James M Willis Mr Phillip S Shorter Miss Alexandra Townsend Miss Lesley Raymond Mr Christopher J W Willows Mrs Hilary Sidi Mr Andrew D W Townson Mr Neil Record Mr Carl Wilson Ms Anne C Simpson Mr Stephen J Traynar, FRAS Mrs Jennifer M Reed Ms Cheryl-Anne Wilson Mr Ian Simpson Mrs Gladys Tricot Mr Jonathan E A M Reeves Dr Dan Wilson Mr John M Simpson Mr Herve M S Tricot Ms Bryony Reid Mrs Jacqueline A D Wilson Mr Ladplie Sindusopon Mr Michael G P Trott Dr Julia H M Reid Mr Nicholas S Wilson Dr Paul M B Slate Mrs Amy R Tucker Mr Paul W Reid Mr Roger H Wilson Mr Jonathan P Slater Miss Charlotte Tuckett Mr Philip E Reynolds Mrs Marjorie Winnard Mr Alan L Smalley Dr Alan Tulley Mr Dominic J K Rice Mr Michael J Wiseman Dr Ian A Smallwood Mr Peter Turnbull Mrs Frances Rich Mr Roy Wolstencroft Mrs Ann S Smith Dr Graham Turner Dr William S Riddell and Mrs Jane E Ms Caroline Wood Riddell Mr Geoffrey E C Smith Mr Kenneth I Turner Mrs Kathryn E Woodhouse Mr Douglas Riddiough Mr Howard L Smith, CEng Dr William D Turner Mr Raymond P Woods Dr John D Rimington, CB Mr Roger A Smith and Mrs Brenda Revd Stephen J Tyrrell and Mrs Ann M Miss Margaret E Wooldridge Smith Tyrrell Dr Arnold S Rinomhota Mr Richard J Woolerton Mr Stefan Smith Miss Frances Upchurch Mr Emyr W Roberts Dr Raymond Wootton Dr M Cristina Sousa Mr Graham A Upton Mr Graham J Roberts and Mrs Susan E Mr Keith Wragg Mrs Helen Speed Ms Sarah E Van Tol Roberts Dr Thomas F Wright Mr Mark P Roberts Mr Keith Spencer Professor Gavin P Vinson and Mrs Bronwen O Vinson Mr Chenyi Wu Mr Mark V Roberts Mrs Shan M Spencer Mr Roy Vipond Ms Rachael Wynne Mr Paul Roberts and Miss Ann Roberts Professor Lewis Spitz and Mrs Louise R Spitz Mr Adrian M Waistle Dr Victoria M Yates Mr Peter N Robinson Ms Virginia J Spray Dr Ian J Waite Mr Christopher M Young Mr Anthony M Robson Dr Bernard A Squires Mrs Karen Walke Dr Sara C Young Mr Matthew P Rodbourne Dr Anthony J Stafford Mr Douglas V Walker Mrs June Rolfe Mr John Stansfield Mr Howard J Walker Mr Andrew W Rose The University of Dr Pawel J Staszek Revd Seija M Wallace Mrs Marie Rose Dr John M Stevenson Miss Amanda Walmesley Sheffield in America – Mr Richard A Rostron Mr Thomas E Stewart Mr John D Walsh, OBE Donors Mr Peter J Round Mrs Gabriella T Stoplar Dr Joanne Walters Ms Wendy Rowland Mr Matthew J Ambrose Mr Robin L Story and Mrs Joan Story Mr David S Walton Mr Adrian J Russell and Dr Rosemary A Mrs Kathleen M Bailey Russell Mr Peter J R Street Dr Christopher R M Ward and Mrs Dr Michael J Baldwin Virginia M Ward Mr David Ryder Mr Ian Stuart Mr David Banton Mr Michael J Ward Mr Kenichirou Saitou Miss Rachael J Sullivan Mrs Julia H Bergman Miss Rebecca Ward Mr Benjamin G Salter and Mrs Dr Martin L Sutcliffe Mr David Body, FAIA, RIBA Mr H T Wardle Jacqueline D Salter Mr John C Swales Mrs Francesca M Bolton Dr Geoffrey Warwick Mr Richard Saunders Mr Geoffrey A Swann and Mrs Barbara C Emeritus Professor John H D Bryan Swann Ms Irena Wasilewska Mr David F Sayliss and Mrs Carole Dr Blaine B Charette Sayliss Professor James B Tabb Dr June F Waters Dr Margaret M Charsley Mrs Jo Scanlon Mr Alistair Tait Mr Ben Watkins Mr Peter G Faulkner Miss Martina Scoble Professor Shunsaku Tamura Mr Peter Watson Dr Ann E Ferguson Mr Dennis Scorah and Mrs Joyce D Mr Yong Tan Dr Michael Watts and Mrs Jolanda Watts Emeritus Professor John C Giles Scorah Mr Anthony G Tape Mrs Elizabeth M Webster Mrs Ann E Hall Dr Peter M Scott and Mrs Elspeth C Mrs Barbara Tatlock Mrs Sylvia Webster Scott Dr Nicholas M Huckle Mr Peter A Y Taylor and Mrs Anne M Dr Janet Wells Mr Michael H Scott Dr Alison Hynd Taylor Mr Charles A Wemyss Mr Simon G Selo Mr Joshua Levine Dr Philip B Taylor Mrs Sue Wharton Mr Anthony Settle Dr Colin G Miller, FICR Ms Sarah Teacher Mr Stuart G Wheeldon

30 Mr Gordon Nilsen Emeritus Professor Barry Hancock, The GS & JL Brown Fund Dr Jill E Parker OBE, in memory of Mrs Veronica Habendum Limited Gifts in kind Adams Sir Richard Roberts, FRS The Hutton Collins Foundation Mr Daniel L Cornwell Arthur Higginbottom, in memory of Mr Daniel Romanow the late Iris M Higginbottom Indiana Hemophilia and Viglen Ltd Thrombosis Center, Inc Mr Stuart Salenger Mr Kjell Peder Midttun and Mrs Dr Philip A Schofield Maxima M Midttun, in memory of a The Jean Shanks Foundation Trust Kirkwood Memorial Fund Mrs Stephanie H Shapiro Special Thanks to former member of staff, John Mr Jonathan M L Stone, in memory Marshall Jenkins Lawn Tennis Association of Mr Hyman Stone Ms Emma Doherty, raising funds for Mr Richard Newnham, in memory Leeds Golf Club Ltd Mr Eric R Stones molar pregnancy research of Mrs Cheryl Newnham Mercury Taxis (Sheffield) Ltd Mr Claude Swonger and Mrs Sharon Dr Jessica Ennis, for An Evening with In memory of Professor Motor Neurone Research Centre RVI Swonger Jessica Ennis Christopher Michael Sellars & Sheffield University Tst Mr Andrew C D Taylor Mr Tim Garrod, for fundraising on In memory of Laura Spalding Mrs Inge Sugden (deceased) Will Mrs Frances M Topping behalf of the Sheffield Institute for Mrs Kate Wilkinson, in memory of Trust Translational Neuroscience (SITraN) Dr George Wilkinson Mr Michael H Trager Newson Gale Limited Mr Dean Gilmore and Ms Sarah Nexen Inc Dr Jeffrey Wadsworth Butterworth, for hosting an engineering Dr Elizabeth G Walker event at Twickenham From the estate of NOREC Ltd Miss Kim Griffiths, for fundraising on Oldfield Partners LLP behalf of SITraN Mr Fred Avill and Mrs Mary Avill Ontotext Canada – Donors Lord Hattersley, for hosting an event in Mr Denis H Bott Pearce Gould Charitable Trust the House of Lords Dr Rachael Brook Rawmarsh Townswomen's Guild Mr William Armstrong and Mrs Elizabeth A Armstrong Ms Sophie Jones, for raising money for Dr Malcolm Carpenter The Reidler Foundation the Dr Ian Noble Memorial Fund Mr Gopal Bhattacharyya Mr Kenneth Emsley, in memory of The Robert Kiln Charitable Trust Miss Alexandra de Juniac, for raising Mrs Nancy Emsley Mr Yiyuan Bu The Roux Family Foundation, an money in lieu of her wedding presents Dr Derek Griess advised fund of Silicon Valley Mr Wenlu Feng for the Dr Ian Noble Memorial Fund Miss Margaret Longmuir Community Foundation Professor Peter G Fernandez Ms Kerry Kirsop, for raising funds for The Russell Partnership molar pregnancy research Mrs Mildred G Richardson Mr Donald F Gunning Sanofi-Aventis Professor Sir Harry Kroto and Lady Dr John A Rumble, FRCS Mr Greg Hollingshead and Dr Rosa Schroder Charity Trust Spricer Margaret Kroto, for hosting an event in Mrs Eileen Sellars Florida, USA Mrs Margaret A Sheard Sheffield Institute Foundation for Dr Fang Hu and Mrs Shuhui Chen Motor Neurone Disease Dr Pam and Dr Doug Liversidge, for Mr Gerald P Smedley Dr Jack Rowland Sheffield Pathology Courses hosting an event in Florida, USA Mrs Diana G Young Ms Annette Moore and Ms Caroline Sheffield Town Trust Moore, for raising funds for the Sheffield University Sheffield University Association Freelaw/Innocence Project, School of Shun Hing Group Law Organisations Southern Africa SIG plc Students Scholarships Ms Vikki Moyse, for raising funds for Arimathea Charitable Trust molar pregnancy research SPE Resourcing Banco Santander Fund Nabarros (Sheffield), for hosting an Warner Chilcott UK Ltd Best Practice Online Limited The Wolfson Foundation Ms Gill Anderson event for the School of Law Nosh The Bethan Reeves Community Mr Paul C Blomfield, MP Action Trust Dr Philip A Booth Dr Trevor Richards and Ms Julie Tereshchuk, for hosting an event in Biomedical Society Matched Giving Professor Richard J Carwardine Texas, USA The Britten-Pears Foundation Organisations Professor Robert J Cook Ms Hilary Sidi, for fundraising on behalf Catalyst Higher Education Ms Sharron A Crapper of SITraN (Sheffield) plc BP Foundation Dr Patrick Fairclough Ms Katie Stewart, for raising funds for The Caterpillar Foundation British Telecommunications plc Mrs Christine S Franklin molar pregnancy research Centre People Appointments Ltd Ms Debora G M Green Mr Jonathan Stone, for an event in The Charles and Elsie Sykes Trust Wigmore Hall and other fundraising The Charles Wolfson Charitable The University of Ms Sally A Green activities on behalf of SITraN Mrs Hazel Hampton Trust Sheffield in America – Mr Nick Tinker, for raising funds for Chugai Pharmaceutical Co Ltd Mrs Rosemary Harper molar pregnancy research Matched Giving The Clarke Family Trust Professor Christopher Heywood Mr Dan Walker, for An Evening with Organisations Mr Leon Kaplan Jessica Ennis The Coutts Charitable Trust Dr Linda M Kirk DLA Piper Battelle Memorial Institute Mr Kevin J Mahoney Drew University Capital Group Companies Professor Josephine A Maltby In Memoriam Dronfield Morning Townswomen's Chevron Humankind Guild Dr Elizabeth C Murray Coca-Cola Company In memory of Christopher Coates Earl Fitzwilliam Charitable Trust Professor Anthony J Parsons Mr Victor L Credland, in memory of EDF Energy Mr Andrew J Parrett Andrea Credland Emily Weircroft Charitable Trust Dr Stephen A Rolfe Dr Gillian Davies, FFARCS, in epiGenesys Dr Svetlana E Sedelnikova memory of Dr John Rumble Ernest H Hill Ltd Dr Christine E Sexton Mr Kenneth Emsley, in memory of Mrs Nancy Emsley The Freshgate Trust Foundation Professor Andrew B Tylecote Miss Carrie Fehr and Mr Richard J F The Garfield Weston Foundation Professor Lucy R Wyatt Fehr, in memory of Mr David Head GlaxoSmithKline Professor Alan S I Zinober Mrs Shirley R Graves, in memory of The Grantham Foundation for the Mr Geoffrey Graves Protection of the Environment Greenside Trust

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John Rumble

University of Sheffield Sailing Club The club is keen to make contact with alumni who were members during their time at the University. Please visit www.sailing.union.shef.ac.uk for details of how to get in touch.

John Rumble’s family at the naming ceremony with current members of the Sailing Club.

The University of Sheffield Sailing Club is a friendly and active organisation, with a long history, where students and alumni come together to enjoy affordable sailing. Over the last few years, the club has prioritised its fundraising activities to buy new boats. With the help of donations from alumni, staff, friends and a grant from the Alumni Foundation they raised £18,000, which they have used to acquire six new Firefly dinghies. On 1 December 2012, the club hosted a naming ceremony for one of the new boats, in memory of John Rumble (MB ChB 1955), former consultant ophthalmic surgeon at Southend General Hospital. John died in 2011 and left a legacy of £1,000 to the University. We decided to allocate this gift to the Sailing Club, as John was a founder member in the early 1950s and enjoyed sailing throughout his life. We were then extremely grateful to his widow, Gill Davies, who donated a further £2,000 in his memory, The Sailing Club in the 1950s. and this money was also donated to the club.

The current Commodore of the club, Jack Gomm, said, "We are so grateful to all Sailing Club alumni, particularly John Rumble and family, and also to the Alumni Foundation who contributed so generously to our boat fund. The six Fireflies are well used by the club already, including the recent racing event, the Sheffield Shuffle, which attracted teams from 17 universities to the Pennine Sailing Club. The boats also made an appearance at this year’s Varsity competition." Toasting the newly named boat.

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