The Fourth Annual CAMPAIGN REPORT Autumn / Winter 2020
THE ANNUAL CAMPAIGN REPORT 1 The Annual CAMPAIGN REPORT
CONTENTS Autumn / Winter 2020
From the Master...... 3 Future Foundations –...... 10 –11 The Campaign for Magdalene College Finances and Investments...... 4–5 Annual List of Donors...... 12–23 The New Library – An Update...... 6–7 Music in Lockdown...... 24 Supporting Students – ...... 8–9 The Magdalene Bursary Scheme Magdalene Research...... 25
Why we Support Bursaries...... 9 Supporting Magdalene...... 26
2 FUTURE FOUNDATIONS FROM THE MASTER
Thanks to the remarkable level of support from our Members we have achieved the Campaign target and work on the Library is nearing completion in spite of the pandemic.
am delighted to write this foreword to the Fourth was delayed and the opening planned for September 2020 Annual Campaign Report. The Report covers the had to be cancelled. I am happy to report, however, that I year before I became Master of the College and since work was resumed it has proceeded well and we the achievements which it records are a tribute to my are now hoping to move the College’s collection of books predecessor, Dr Rowan Williams. Under his leadership the during the Christmas vacation and open the Library to College met – and indeed exceeded – the Campaign target students in January. A date for a formal opening will be ahead of schedule. The College will always be grateful determined when we have a clearer picture about what to him, to the Campaign Board and the Development events will be permitted in the Spring. Director and her team for all the work which they have put into the Campaign and for the results which that work has Carrying on College life in the midst of the pandemic and produced. From 2021 our students will have the benefit national lockdown has been a challenge for everyone in the of an exceptional library and study centre, as well as much Magdalene community and I would like to pay tribute to needed bursary funds. the way in which everyone – students, Fellows and College staff – have made every effort to keep College life going. That has been made possible by the generosity of our An important part of that challenge has been to help those many donors. Those donors include well over two of our students who have suddenly experienced a dramatic thousand alumni – one of the highest participation rates change in their – or their family’s – financial position. In that of any Cambridge College. That so many of our Members context, we are all very grateful to those who responded have shown this degree of commitment to the College to the emergency appeal for contributions to the hardship is a wonderful testimony to the loyalty which Magdalene fund. I also want to thank the students who carried on inspires and is something of which I, as a former Magdalene our telephone appeal in September, in spite of the difficult student and Fellow, am very proud. circumstances, and those who responded so generously to their calls. The second half of the year covered by this Report was, of course, dominated by the pandemic. In common with other Let me finish on a personal note. It is a great pleasure universities we were obliged to close at the end of the to come home to Magdalene. Sue and I very much look Lent Term and teaching for the remainder of the academic forward to working with all the Magdalene family and hope year was conducted online. The national lockdown also it will not be long before we can all meet again. necessitated the cessation of work on the new Library for several months. As a result, the completion of the Library SIR CHRISTOPHER GREENWOOD, Master
THE ANNUAL CAMPAIGN REPORT 3 COLLEGE FINANCES AND INVESTMENTS
The support we have received from our Members, Friends, and the resident Magdalene Community is particularly striking given the financial challenges laid down by the pandemic.
ver the course of the 2019–20 financial year, collection has been difficult and the capital value was marked donations totalled £8.87m, including £6.1m for the down by 11% at the financial year-end. Whilst the College’s ONew Library building. The College is truly humbled securities were initially adversely impacted in March, the by the support from our Members and supporters. portfolio has performed very well since then, with market values rebounding by June; the portfolio returned 6.9% over As the College’s financial year runs until 30 June, the the course of the year. The College’s principal fund manager, impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has yet to be fully Baillie Gifford, set up our Responsible Equity Fund in 2018 felt. That said, the College’s finances were stable prior to in order to exclude activities in tobacco, armaments, tar the pandemic so we were reasonably well-prepared. The sands, adult entertainment, gambling and oil and gas. It has majority of the College’s income streams were immediately performed exceptionally well through the pandemic and is affected, except for tuition fees and donations already one of the UK’s top performing income funds. received for the construction of the New Library (which is now fully funded). Once the University decided to close its Stepping back from COVID-19 and its financial impact, total physical operations and transfer teaching online in March, income including New Library donations was £19.7m, an the majority of students returned home, leaving only 70 increase over the previous year, and the College balance resident Members. This led to a loss of student bedroom sheet remains strong. rental income over the Easter Term. Meanwhile, around two-thirds of the College’s on-site staff were furloughed Looking ahead, the College has had to set a deficit budget under the government’s Job Retention Scheme. for 2020–21 due to the loss of conference income in 2020 and an expected fall in commercial rental income from its The College endowment has also felt the effects of endowment. Whilst the College has significantly restrained COVID-19. The endowment value fell by over £2m over the its expenditure, funds for student support have been fully course of the year, from £83m (June 2019) to £80.6m (June protected in order to cushion the financial impact of the 2020). Our Cambridge-based commercial property, which pandemic on our students. has served the College so well over recent decades, saw an immediate hit due to its retail and restaurant exposure. Rent MR STEVEN MORRIS, Senior Bursar
RECENT INCOME TRENDS
2020
2019
2018
2016
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Fees Rents, Catering, & Conferences Investment Income Donations Other
A copy of the full College accounts is available at www.magd.cam.ac.uk/accounts
4 FUTURE FOUNDATIONS PARTICIPATION RATES
11% 8% 18%
Canada UK Rest of Europe USA 11%
17% Hong Kong
Malaysia Singapore
29%
16% 5% Rest of the World
% based on participation rate by Member location
NUMBER OF DONORS BY MATRICULATION DECADE
1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s
0% 50 100 150 200 250
Statistics from the 2019–20 financial year
THE ANNUAL CAMPAIGN REPORT 5 THE NEW LIBRARY – AN UPDATE
I am delighted to report that after years of planning and fundraising, the College’s vision of building a high quality, attractive and environmentally sustainable new library complete with a purpose built Archive Centre and the Robert Cripps Gallery has been achieved. The New Library is on course to open early in Lent term 2021 and whilst we initially have to limit numbers in line with COVID-19 safety guidelines the students will be enjoying all this fantastic new facility offers.
he library accommodation is organised around three the College estate. The slideshow, which can be found here main reading rooms, each of different character www.magd.cam.ac.uk/the-new-library/gallery gives an insight T and spatial form. One of these rooms is placed into the build and showcases the beauty of the building. on each level of the Library and occupies the central bays of each of the three north-south structural bays of the It is so pleasing particularly at this rather difficult and building. The ground floor room is located at the Library’s somewhat gloomy time to report that the building has been entrance together with the art gallery, the archives as well as fully funded with hundreds of donations from Members and the archive workroom and the social space. The first floor Friends. The collective generosity of the global Magdalene room occupies the centre of the plan including a breath community has been overwhelming and the many taking central reading room which runs the length of the hundreds of donors recorded for posterity on the Wall of building; the second floor room occupies the long elevation Benefactors in the New Library will be a lasting testament of the building overlooking the Fellows’ Garden and houses to that munificence. the Wigglesworth Law Library. Seminar rooms and small workspaces are dotted throughout the building together with We simply could not have achieved this tremendous delightful nooks offering private and individual workspaces. undertaking without your help, thank you so much. All of us at Magdalene look forward to the day when we can celebrate It is a magnificent building flooded with natural light this wonderful collective achievement with a big party! throughout, offering delightful views over the College grounds from every window, a truly handsome addition to MRS CORINNE LLOYD, Director of Development
CUMULATIVE FUNDS RAISED AND CASH RECEIVED TOWARDS THE NEW LIBRARY Funds raised Cash received £20 m
£15 m
£10 m
£5 m
£1 m 2017 2018 2019 2020
6 FUTURE FOUNDATIONS THE ANNUAL CAMPAIGN REPORT 7 SUPPORTING STUDENTS The Magdalene Bursary Scheme
It’s hard to find the words to thank you for the I’ve used some of the bursary to buy books on the financial support that enables me to be able to reading lists of my papers next year to get a head start! It also helped to pay for a ticket to Pembroke May Ball, study here at Magdalene. In particular, in my which I was sad to not be able to attend. However, second year it has been essential in my efforts I donated a part of my refund to The Big May Ball to try and secure an internship. Appeal – Coronavirus (The Big MAC) who, if you haven’t heard of it, are using May Ball refunds to raise money he bursary has enabled me, as it also did so last for coronavirus charities, so it was good to know that I year, to really be able to invest in my studies could give back somewhat with the help that I received. T and purchase anthologies that I’ve needed for my papers. In particular, this year I took a paper that So, I want to thank you again for all of the help that the required us to read a novel or two weekly; these novels bursary has given me over this year. It truly is appreciated, were hard to find and time consuming to source from and I can’t wait to enjoy every second of my final year. the University Library, and so the bursary allowed me to buy my own copies, meaning I could annotate them MAGDALENE SECOND YEAR STUDENT and get the most use out of them possible. Without the reserve in funds that the bursary provides, this is something that I wouldn’t have been able to do myself.
This academic year, I’ve tried to put a lot of focus into I am writing to express my utmost gratitude career progression and securing internships that would and thanks for the bursary which is supporting have happened this summer. I applied for a summer me throughout my time at Magdalene. internship and had an invite to go an assessment centre. I was only told I had an interview at the assessment centre with a week’s notice, the bursary helped me to he financial support I have received has alleviated afford a last-minute train ticket that, without the help the stresses and worries I would normally have of the bursary I wouldn’t have been able to afford the Tand has enabled me to thrive and fully embrace travel costs. I managed to secure the internship; whilst my studies and life at Cambridge. When I was at secondary it has unfortunately been cancelled for this year, due to school I did not receive the same support that I do now. the coronavirus pandemic, it has been converted into Comparing my life during secondary school and University an offer of a place on their graduate training scheme is quite overwhelming because I begin to fully acknowledge when I leave Magdalene. I feel massively privileged to how well looked after I am at Magdalene and I can see how be in a position where I have a job offer already before much I have benefited academically and personally from the the beginning of third year, and that’s something that I support. When I was at school I had to be very conscious of wouldn’t have been able to achieve without the bursary how I spent money, on stationery, meals and uniforms etc. I support. For that, I cannot thank the donors enough. usually paid for these things myself because I had a part time job from the age of 13. Throughout a lot of school I felt that Of course, this has been the strangest of times in the I never quite fitted in, for various reasons, almost always last few months. The bursary has helped me to feel safe coming back to financial hardship in some way. I missed out in the knowledge that I have a financial reserve should on most of the exciting school trips and opportunities. any emergencies arise, for which I am very grateful. I want to thank you for having made this tough time Coming to university has been life changing, I have never easier for me. been able to fully embrace my education and look after my
8 FUTURE FOUNDATIONS WHY WE SUPPORT BURSARIES
“I was at Magdalene from 1987–1990, reading history. I was the first generation of my family to attend university.”
he change for me was dramatic and the to show our support and respect to students that have opportunity enormous; going to Magdalene got all the way to Magdalene without having had the same T gave me a qualification that then led to other financial advantages as others. university degrees and subsequently onto very interesting work in finance, which in turn led me to live and work College life has an enormous amount to offer; students in London, Tokyo and Hong Kong. Rae also had a great should enjoy it. We are always pleased to hear how the education in Japan and the US and that again led to money is being spent and we are particularly pleased postgraduate qualifications and very interesting work in that it is spent partly on education and partly on enjoying New York and Tokyo. student life. We are delighted to hear it puts students on equal terms with their peers and it reduces worry. As a result, both of us have a great appreciation of the Hearing that alone makes supporting student bursaries value of a high level education. We both know how hard well worthwhile. it is to get into Magdalene, and even more so for students from less affluent backgrounds. We want to give back and MR NEIL PERRY (1987) AND MRS RAE PERRY
physical and mental health so much before and I wouldn’t as long as they can remember, they mean the world! The even be at university had it not been for the support I have experiences and opportunities those studying at Magdalene received. I am truly touched by the generosity of those who are provide with are vital for personal growth. Being able to donate and enable students like me to reach their academic live a relatively ‘normal’ life free from financial anxiety has potential and just enjoy being a student. improved my confidence and I am excited to go out into the world when I graduate to strive for positive changes and Among many things, I have been able to purchase an iPad support those in need. I am in the perfect position to do which completely changed the way that I study. I have so thanks to the opportunities that I have received and the organised all of my work and have been using the iPad for kindness of Magdalene Members. online learning and exams. I have managed to save some money during lockdown and I am now looking to buy a Writing this has enabled laptop too which will be useful for essay writing and other me to reflect back on the work that requires a larger screen. The pandemic has past year and see just how brought new hardships upon us all and I am more grateful much I have to be grateful to have financial support than ever before. for. I am inspired by the generosity and kindness of Over the past year I have been able to continue my love the Magdalene community for dance and have also started going to an indoor climbing and I hope that one day centre with friends for recreation. Unfortunately, the I too will be in a position pandemic has meant that May Balls were cancelled, but I to give something back to would have been able to attend if they had been running. I those studying here. did however, go to a Vet Dinner Dance at the end of Lent term. These things may seem simple to most people but EUNICE BARKER, 2018 for someone who has had to worry about finances for Second Year Veterinary Sciences Student
THE ANNUAL CAMPAIGN REPORT 9 Future Foundations – The Campaign for Magdalene was launched in March 2017 and we have had a fantastic response from Members and Friends during the past three and a half years .
AN UPDATE e have raised funds to support undergraduate bursaries (releasing Wadditional funds from the Harding Challenge), support postgraduate students and early career Fellows and to build the New Library (the progress of which is detailed on page 6/7 in this Annual Campaign Report) . The warm and generous response of our Members early on encouraged us to plan the second phase of our Campaign during which we intended to focus on the restoration of the iconic Pepys Building .
10 FUTURE FOUNDATIONS Best laid plans and all that…given the unprecedented establishing one new College Teaching Officer post and uncertain times we find ourselves in, however, but we need more financial assistance to increase we have taken the decision to postpone that project Magdalene’s teaching resource; to build on our success and to concentrate on raising funds to support in access and outreach activities and to strengthen the our people for now . The students, researchers available financial support packages for our students. and academic staff suddenly facing unexpected and exceptional financial difficulties. The College will The preliminary planning work for the restoration of the be operating on a deficit this financial year possibly Pepys building continues of course as this project remains even next year but we are determined to ensure very close to the College’s heart but the timetable for that this will not impact on the teaching, research raising the funds needed to embark on this important and support we are able to offer all our students . undertaking has been delayed due to the changed economic outlook . We will refocus Thus, we will be raising more money for on this significant project in a year bursaries, postgraduate scholarships, or two when things have settled hardship funds and the support of down, the outlook is more teaching during the remaining 18 months predictable and we can plan of the Campaign . We have already with more confidence. received a significant donation towards Watch this space!
THE ANNUAL CAMPAIGN REPORT 11
MAGDALENE COLLEGE LIST OF DONORS For Gifts Received in the Period from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020
The Master, Fellows and Scholars of Magdalene College wish to thank and honour those who have generously made donations to the College and to those who have notified us that they have included the College in their will. We are also grateful to those donors who have wished to remain anonymous but whose support, nevertheless, is greatly appreciated.
* Indicates that the donor is a Fellow / B Indicates Buckingham Society Membership / † Indicates that the donor is deceased
1926 1948 1952 Mr John Vallins OBE Mr John Y Smart† Emeritus Professor Mr Michael W ChesterB Mr Michael C Wallis John R G JenkinsB Mr Alan M Cockburn 1937 Mr Barry P Nicholson Emeritus Professor 1954 The Reverend Mr Donald W M Paine Robert C Elston Mr Robert W BarberB Colin H MacGregorB Mr David W G SawyerB† Mr Joseph GrimbergB Mr Nicholas H Baring CBE Mr Arthur F Sharp† Mr Morris J le Fleming Mr Jeremy J G BrownB 1939 Dr John D WalshB The Right Honourable Mr Andrew E BuxtonB Mr Braham J Myers MBEB Lord BraybrookeB† Professor Peter J Grubb*B 1949 The Reverend J R Pilkington† Mr Michael J HallettB 1942 Mr Derek E AyresB Mr Christopher B Sykes Professor Michael J K Harper Mr John Smalley Mr John K BuckenhamB† Mr John W WilsonB Mr Godfrey Meynell MBE The Reverend Dr Mr Nigel H CarruthersB Mr Victor N Petty H John M TurnerB Mr John E GoldsworthyB† 1953 Dr Richard H SeebohmB Mr Philip P HarrisB Mr Nick Bennett Mr Patrick H D TooseyB 1943 Mr Ronald J Jenkinson Dr Iain H Blair The Reverend Canon Mr Robert F MacLeod Mr Peter M H RobinsonB Mr John L Dobson David Yerburgh Mr Alec SamuelsB Mr Michael J Fenwick 1944 Lieutenant Commander Dr Thomas F Hering 1955 Mr Kenneth H ArbuckleB Richard Y C Sharp Professor John D HudsonB Dr R David Blacklidge Dr Edgar J Feuchtwanger Dr Geoffrey A ShippeyB Dr John P James Mr Simon M BolithoB Professor Mr Roger JewisonB Professor Keith M Darlington Maurice W M PopeB† 1950 Major Dennis F Morgan† Mr Bamber Gascoigne CBE*B Dr Michael G Rinsler† Mr David L Gardiner Mr Robert B Parker Mr James E A Knowles Professor Sir Mr Brian W Hungerford Mr Alan H PattilloB Mr Richard J PhillipsB Malcolm K SykesB† Dr Michael C Johnson Mr Morley D Tidy Mr John F Porter Mr Henry R L Lumley*† Mr Christopher J F TrottB† Mr E James W WhiteB 1946 Mr Derick Mirfin Sir John B Ure KCMG LVOB Mr John R WhiteB Mr Philip O BealeB Mr Barry Stewart OBE LVOB Sir Robin Chichester-Clark† The Reverend P C Yerburgh The Reverend Mac Farmborough MBEB 1951 Mr David H Goodland Mr Colin V G BasfordB 218 new donors Mr Ian S MantB Sir Colin R Corness*B † made a gift for the Mr Max Phillips Mr Kenneth J Dean Mr Stephen M Haskell first time in the last B 1947 Dr Ian M Jessiman financial year. Professor William TordoffB Mr Michael K Swales BEM Mr John J S Veisblat Dr Michael L N Willoughby†
12 FUTURE FOUNDATIONS
1956 Mr Brian P DavisB Mr Robert V Longe Mr Richard C M Pumphrey Dr Mark H Ball Mr Ian R Elliott Mr Hugh T MacDermotB Mr Edward R Raikes Mr Philip H Burns Dr Charles N Garstang The Right Honourable Sir Dr Rodney P A Rivers Mr Wilfrid M Caldwell Mr Michael F Godsal Andrew Morritt CVO* Professor Frank A Smith FAA Mr Ted ChildsB† Mr Hugh Hollinghurst Mr Richard A M PurverB Mr David Tebbs Mr Arnold J Clift Captain Charles C B JamesB Mr Peter P Salinson The Right Honourable Dr Michael G F CroweB Mr John M Leach† Mr John L SkinnerB the Lord Hothfield Mr Andrew C Green Mr Jeremy G A Lyon† Professor Neil M Stratford Lord Vernon Mr Randal Hibbert Mr Denis J H Murphy*B The Reverend Mr Oliver F Walker Captain Anthony D HignettB Mr Martin E Payne Peter J van de Kasteele Dr James M WallerB Mr Timothy E B HillB Mr David L Pope Mr Robin A F Wight The Very Reverend Mr David J Leonard Dr Peter E Reynolds*B Mr Robert S Winter Michael Yorke † Mr Ian H McCorquodaleB Sir Michael K Ridley KCVOB Mr Brian G Woodrow OBE DLB Mr John M Owen Mr Richard S G Sale 1960 Mr Christopher H Peeler Mr Michael K ScottB 1959 Mr Giles H T AndrewsB Mr Lorenzo G O ScarettiB Colonel Anthony W A Mr Thomas S Blower Mr Peter C BakerB Mr Arnold J ShoneB Spiegelberg MBE, TD, DL Mr John A S Bristol Mr Francis Bennett Mr Anthony M H Simpson Mr John R StevensB Mr Ian Bruce Mr Jeremy J N Caplan Mr Dursley Stott OBEB Mr Graham H Butler Mr Jonathan H M Dudley Mr Francis A B ValentineB 1958 Mr Timothy W H Capon Mr Bob EagleB Mr Michael D Webb Major-General The Honourable Sir Mr John R Hallett Dr Barrie WhittakerB Nick G P Ansell CB OBE John Chadwick Lieutenant-General Sir Robert Mr Paul S G Witter The Reverend Julian R P BarkerB Sir James A Cropper KCVO J Hayman-Joyce KCB CBE DL Professor Charles G D BrookB Mr Christopher J Davison Sir Mark S R Heathcote 1957 Mr Philip E Carne MBEB Mr Christopher L Day Bt OBEB Mr Malcolm D Barton Mr Jim Crossley Mr Martin H T Gairdner Mr David G HemmingB Mr Edward L BellB Mr Derek W Curtis Mr Anthony Goodfellow KStJ Mr Peter HuntB Mr David J H Birt Mr David S Fletcher Mr Peter E Hawley Mr David J Hutton-Squire Mr Terence J Bond Mr Gordon S Guild MBE Mr Robert S Hill† Dr Ronald Hyam*B Mr John A Churchill Mr Maxwell G Hebditch CBE Mr David W Hussey Mr Clifford W Jolly Mr John Clarke Mr Malcolm Hurlston CBE The Right Honourable Lord Mr John M KolbertB† Mr John R Crampton Mr Michael J KnightB Igor Judge PC QC* Mr Alasdair J Mackintosh OBE Mr Hugh W Cross† Mr James Long Mr Edward B Lynch Mr H J Campbell PulleyB Professor Robin Spence*
1961 Mr Martin de S BrackenburyB Mr Ian J BurtonB Sir David C Clarke Dr Tony Colman Mr Clive W CrawfordB Mr Ian B Crockett Mr John H DavidsonB† Mr Robert E DaviesB† Mr Donald M Green Mr John W Hackman The Reverend Dr Brian L Hebblethwaite Dr Victor R Holland Mr David S Hooker Mr Alan F Nafzger Mr John P D Pattrick Mr Peter F C RodenB Mr Dermot S H Sparrow Professor Roger E Thomas
THE ANNUAL CAMPAIGN REPORT 13 Mr Charles H VignolesB 1964 Mr Julian Cazalet Mr Philip M VignolesB† Mr Hywel W Davies Colonel Robert Crichton Mr Piers E Wilson Dr David S Forman Lord Flight Giving Day Professor Richard Francis Mr Peter R L Friedmann 1962 Mr Peter H Frank Mr John B Hardwick Sir William A Blackburne Mr Christopher J F Gethin Mr Christopher J P Joubert Mr Richard A Bowden Mr Peter L GrahamB Mr Robert A Leivers Mr Peter I A BrodieB Mr Howard E GreenB Mr Timothy D Llewellyn OBEB The Reverend John Cole Mr Christopher R C Jacques Mr Geoffrey O Lubbock Mr Alastair P Colquhoun Mr J David Kyd Mr Herbert H Maxwell 97 donations were Mr Patrick Eagar Mr Michael A F Macpherson Mr Roger A Mills Mr Hugh W Goldsmith of Pitmain Commander Graham D PayB given by students Mr Colin G C Grant Mr Christopher J McCullough Mr Godfrey S Room & staff during the Mr Robert A HeppenstallB Mr Paul W Mitchell Mr John R Sampson Dr Peter J LewisB Mr Charles S P Monck Mr John A Scholfield Giving Day Mr Brian N Lock Dr John B Murray Mr Max Skjöldebrand Mr James R H Loudon Mr Neill P S O’Connor Distinguished Professor Mr Lawrie Lowe Mr Stephen C P Parry Gary F Waller Dr Richard D Colman Mr Robert Mercer Mr Alistair C Pirie Mr Michael Warne Dr Adrian J CrispB Sir Brian W Pomeroy CBE Mr Mark H Wadsworth Mr Alan P WrightB Mr Peter C Duncan Mr Oliver H Russell Professor Alan Werritty Professor George S Yip Mr Christopher J HamerB Mr Jonathan B S Sams Mr Giles E F Wright Mr Richard E Hardie Mr Ian L Schmiegelow 1967 Mr David J Hetherington Dr Andrew F Sheer 1965 Mr John P BattersbyB Mr Martin J Hooker Mr Anton B Shellim Dr Andrew R Bean Sir Nicholas Blake Mr Peter A H Hyams Mr Nigel SlaterB Mr Robert H Blackadder Professor Roger D Blandford Mr Nasir Ilahi Mr Christopher B Tetlow Mr David J J S Blackie Mr Edward Bolton Dr Charles S Knighton Mr Michael G WadhamB Mr Bruce G D Blair QCB Professor David C Brydges Father Stephen LambertB Mr Christopher J Wells MBE Mr Axel Burrough Mr Roger P Cheever Mr Archie LeslieB Mr John M T Buxton Professor Allan F Colver Mr Thomas A 1963 Professor Tim Clutton-Brock* Mr Richard J Coward Livingstone-Learmonth Mr Richard C Abnett OBE Mr Richard A M Cohen Dr Julian Dacie Mr John G Pettit Mr Richard D Bell Mr Peter H Davidson Mr Keith W Faulkner Mr Michael Read Mr Michael R Binyon OBE Mr Michael J Davis Mr Jeremy B GreenhalghB Mr Stephen J Richards Mr Jock BirneyB Dr Michael Edwardes-KerB Dr Geoffrey C Hawtin OBEB The Right Honourable the Mr Ridley M BurnettB Mr Martin H FlashB Dr William J JordanB Lord Ryder of Wensum Mr Anthony H Corin Dr Steve Gregory Mr Richard H J Kerr-Wilson OBE PCB Mr Alan K Cox Mr Timothy W N Guinness Mr Roderick A McFarlane Mr Sheridan SwallowB Dr Thomas A Cummins Mr Sheena B Hebbar Mr Paul McNamaraB Mr Nicholas W WilliamsB Mr Timothy R Eustace Emeritus Professor Mr Nigel H Morley-Smith Mr Perran Ziar Mr Patrick W L Findlater David R Hemsley Mr Peter O’Sullivan His Hon Judge Griggs Dr Ian C Lovecy Dr Francis N Parr 1969 Mr Andrew P G HolmesB Dr Duncan L D Mitchell Mr Edward J Pybus Mr Gordon D Arthur Mr Bernard A P Hunt Mr David C Moss Mr Hugh S A Slater Mr Chris Babbs Mr Timothy C Jones Dr Kevin O Thompson Mr Gilbert T Vincent Mr Charles O E Bowen Dr Frank A KirkB Sir Stephen H Waley-Cohen Bt Mr William I Walkden Mr Sean A Collins Dr Jeremy C Lade Mr Andrew N Williams Professor Michael D Wheeler Dr Frank R Crantz MD Mr Andrew P Lewis Dr Keith N Williams Professor Charles A M Mr Michael Osborne Mr Henry L Wilson 1968 de Bartolome Mr Ross S PetersB Mr Julian N R Amey Mr Shahab Fatheazam Mr Charles F Robinson 1966 Dr Andrew J Belyavin Mr Peter C Fletcher Mr Henry J Roche The Reverend Sir Paul J J Britton CB CVO Mr Philip W George Mr John F R Saunders John-Henry Bowden Dr Michael BrookeB Mr Alastair R Handcock Mr Andrew W Walker Mr Peter E Boyce Mr David W Brown Mr Jeremy F Helm Mr Anthony D P Wells-Cole Mr James D Buxton Mr Michael E A Carpenter Mr Charles P HelmoreB
14 FUTURE FOUNDATIONS Dr Robin R Jacobson The Right Honourable Dr Konrad J W Bund 1972 Mr Charles A Kaye Tim Eggar Dr Robert I Butterfield Mr Keith N Atkey Mr David C Kingham Mr Christopher Gosling Mr Giles R M ElliottB Mr Christopher J Bailey Mr Timothy A LebusB Mr David A Grace Mr Nicholas J B Fielding The Reverend Tim Barnard Mr Michael Leighton Jones Mr Jeremy M Harding Mr Peter J Finn Dr Peter S Baxter Mr Michael E P Lloyd Mr Terry HitchcockB Dr Patrick J Ford Professor Michael A Carpenter Mr Colin J Mackenzie-Grieve Professor Ian R Hobson Mr Richard P J Foster The Honourable Mr Rod Marlow Mr William Holmes Mr Peter C Geldart Andrew Colville Mr Richard P Parry Professor Lawrence M Joseph Dr Laurence R Harris Professor David K C CooperB Mr Robert A Petty Professor Ian H KunklerB The Honourable Mr Professor Neil Dalton Mr Thomas J P Ramsden Mr James A C Lane Thomas A HewlettB Mr Robert A J Dove Mr Richard J Rusbridger Mr John W Marrin QC Dr John A J Horberry Mr Richard M Griffiths Mr Anthony J Stanley Mr Hugo Page QCB Dr Eric A Huxter Mr Ethan Hack Dr Martyn H B Thomas Mr Ian J ProwseB Mr Henry A Jones Mr David HardieB Mr Robert I W Upton Mr Geoffrey D RoomeB Dr Simon A E Lyster Mr Paul Harrison Mr Chris I von Christierson*B Mr James Roundell Mr Allan W MacKenzie Mr Richard T Hudson Mr Martyn J Waring Professor David E Simpson Mr Rupert Marlow Mr Nicholas P Kaye Dr Andrew J Watts Dr Robert J Stockley Mr Peregrine T E Massey Dr Charles G Mackworth- Mr Oliver A R Weiss Dr Jonathan P Stoye Dr Richard G Menzies Young CVO Mr Philip R Taylor Mr Max P C NielsenB Mr Donald I N McKenzieB 1970 Mr Richard J R TomkinB Dr Rory O’DonnellB Mr Timothy C MoncktonB Dr David W AbecassisB Mr Neil R WattsB Mr John P H S Scott Mr David J Newman Dr James B Anderson His Honour Judge R J Simpkiss Mr Frank Nicholson Mr Richard D Balme 1971 Mr Malcolm J Singer Mr Clive E H Renton Mr Mark A Bingley Mr Charles V Arthur Mr Rodney Smyth Dr Nigel J Robson Mr Jonathan B S Burrell Mr Simon P Blackmore Mr Eamonn S Vincent Mr David R RoodynB Mr Michael L Dineen The Honourable Mr Mark L Walker Mr George R SandarsB Dr Nicholas R Dunn David Brigstocke Mr Timothy M S Young Mr Edward D TowneB Professor Paul K Edwards Mr Anthony R E Brown Mr Peter J L Zinkin Mr Charles D Whitham†
THE ANNUAL CAMPAIGN REPORT 15 Mr Michael WicksteadB The Reverend Christopher Dr Andy NewmanB Mr Stephen W LoweB Professor Robert C WilliamsB J Skilton Mr Mario V PampaniniB Mr Simon A Mackintosh Mr Richard D Wintour Professor Tom Spencer Mr Luis F Parajon Mr Alan D Morris Mr Martin R Taylor Mr Richard L Playfair Mr Rupert H Orchard 1973 Mr Rhoderick P G Voremberg The Earl of Harrowby, DL Mr Charles C T Pender Professor Peter Adler Mr Stephen M Willis Mr Richard H Scopes Mr Preben Prebensen Mr Simon P Cavanagh Mr Andrew M SheafB Mr William H Salomon Mr Geoffrey I A Chapman 1974 Mr Richard G Smith Mr James A Scruby Dr Simon J Davis Mr Stephen G G Aiano Mr Anthony J Smouha Mr David R Simpson Baron Michael E D de StyrceaB Mr Mark W Allsup Mr Ben StaveleyB Mr Christopher J Sugden Mr William D M Fairbairn MBE Mr Hugh G ArthurB Mr Peter R Styles Mr Simon J L Fox Mr Andrew R Belt Mr Boon Seng Tan 1976 Sir Chris Greenwood Mr Peter Bennett-Jones CBEB Mr Charlie Temple-Richards Mr Charles J BattenB GBE CMG QC* Mr Peter D Bruce Mr Edward D B Way Mr Richard C M Butler Mr Jonathan R H Hale Mr Mark Crawshay-Williams Dr Charles P Wood Professor Nelson K Chen Mr Mark W HankinB Mr Leo Fraser-Mackenzie Mr Mark F Creamer Mr David J M Hay Mr Peter J FudakowskiB 1975 Mr Joe Darrell Dr Mark KingstonB Dr Stephen N Games Mr Julian C Amey Mr Guy B Davison Mr Richard P Little Mr John P A Goddard Mr Kimball BaileyB Mr Edward M Douglas Professor Vincent J Mifsud Mr Julian A Harris Professor Jonathan L Brown Mr George R N Ellis OBE TD The Reverend I Howarth Mr John A C Dalrymple Mr Thomas R Faire Mr Robert B C Ogilvie Mr Will Inglis Lord Fitzroy Mr Andrew J Hutton Mr Michael D P ParkerB Mr Stevenson S Kaminer Mr Julian A GizziB The Reverend Professor Richard B Peiser Mr Oliver R C Larminie Mr Christopher H A GoodwinB Graham D Phillips Mr Brian A Rivett Mr William J Maunder-Taylor Mr William M C GrantB Mr William A G Ramsay Mr Alan C Rusbridger Mr Colin W D McLean Mr Malcolm C Hay Mr Charles C H Rickett Mr Robert P Schreiner Mr Timothy J Moon Mr Matthew G N Kirkbride Mr Martin A F ShenfieldB Mr Jonathan D Shanklin Mr Habib N Motani Mr Iain A D Low Mr Edward G R Speed
16 FUTURE FOUNDATIONS The Honourable Mr John D Grossart James Stourton Mr Linton J GuiseB Mr Christopher P Thorpe Mr Michael S Haken Mr James D Wellesley WesleyB The Reverend Geoffrey M S J Hoare 1977 Captain James W JohnsenB The Right Reverend the The Reverend Bishop of Bedford Mark A Langham 1125 registrations for Mr Manu Bhaskaran Mr James D Miller Mr Robert A Bing The Honourable virtual Magdalene events Mr Tim Brown Anthony Monckton Mr Geoffrey J CraddockB Mr Andrew B Robertson Mr Edward Fenton Mr Michael H Rutledge Mr Julian Gibbs The Reverend Philip J Seddon Mr Rajen K Dodhia Mr Andrew O Fischer Mr James M M Graham Mr Tim Thomas Professor Norman Doe Mr Rory GrahamB Captain James G Hurst Mr Christopher J Vermont Professor Andrew J Fleming Mr David R JenningsB Mr David C F Jones DLB Mr Thomas M Walker Mr Lincoln E Frank Mr Rob Lambert Professor Carl A Kirker-Head Mr Simon J Whitehouse Mr Thomas B Holliday Dr Christopher J Pieroni Mr Peter J Leanse Mr Stephen E H Howard Mr George W Pothecary Mr Dave Madden 1980 Mr Nicholas W Ivell Mr Rupert J Preston-Bell Mr Francis J McIvorB The Reverend David Busk Mr Andrew J H Lownie Mr Peter J PursgloveB Dr Ardal K PowellB Group Captain Mr Oliver J Nicholson Mr Philip C Richardson Mr Paul M Sandbach Keith Chapman Mr Timothy G OrchardB Mr Julian G Smyth-Osbourne Mr Alexander T M Shiel Mr Denis H Clough Mr Joseph Smouha QC Mr Gordon D SombrowskiB Dr Simon K F Stoddart* Mr Richard J ColemanB Mr Guy N B Varney Mr David C Taylor Mr David F Trenchard Mr Lucian H ComoyB Mr Richard C Williams The Reverend Mr Robert M Wise Mr Robert G Davy Mr Jeremy Withers GreenB Dr James N Tebbutt Professor Brian G Field Mr Jonathan L Venn 1978 Mr Guy C B Hindley 1982 Mr Jonathan D Byrne Professor Michael D Hughes Mr John S Bourdeaux 1984 Dr Claude E EvansB Mr Ian C Kroch Mr Robert Chartener*B Dr Christopher H J Bourne Mr Robert L Fenner Mr Brian Lancaster Mr Charlie Crole Swinton HunterB Mr David E Gill Mr Alastair D K Marshall Mr Simon P Dearsley Sir Simon Bryan Mr Adrian J Hogarth The Reverend Dr Mr Simon W D Feather Dr Dominic J Davison-Jenkins Mr Alan J Hunter Stephen A M’Caw Mr Peter W Fudali Mr Brian W Gilchrist Professor Neil L KentB Mr William J Mines Mr Nigel R HillB Mr Matthew L W Mr Tim Lee Dr Stephen J O’ConnorB Mr Chris R HoyleB Hanslip-Ward Dr Richard Luckett*† Mr Nigel J J Pendrigh Mr Anthony G King Mr Gavin Hastings OBE Mr Adrian N V Maconick Mr Gregory W D SaundersB Dr Charles J Knight OBEB Mr Andrew Holroyd Mr Simon P Robert-Tissot The Reverend Mr Martin Li Mr Paul L Jackson Mr Alistair G Schaff QC Christopher G Spencer Mr Jonathan E Lowe Dr Alex Lin Mr Stephen J B Smith Mr John K SpryB Mr Caspar E Luard Mr Nicholas J London Professor Colin G Steward Mr Patrick Stoner Mr Jonathan J D Myers Mr Malcolm L PearceB Mr William G H Thatcher Mr Marcus P S Thompson Mr Andrew Pickering Mr Peter J Soer Mr Henry W TuckB Mr David F WeatherupB Mr Matt Towery Dr Daniel A Statt Mr David A Watson Mr Philip M Whalley Mr Graham R WalkerB Mr Robert I Wainwright Mr Dean R Wybrow Mr Richard C Whittall Mr Martin N Woodcock 1979 Mr David I Wilson Mr Justin BarnardB 1981 Mr William J R Wilson 1985 Dr Paul C Blake Mr Mark B AbbottB Mr David E Abberton The Reverend G W Dobbie Mr Mark P Ansell 1983 Mr Dominic E M Armstrong Mr Andrew J Edwards Mr David R G Arthur Mr Mark R AdamsonB Dr Marcus Burnham Mr Michael S Furniss Mr Edward A P BenthallB Mr Jonathan R Benford FCA Mr Andrew C Cross Mr Martin G S GibsonB Professor Bernard M Cheung Mr Ian P Benton Mr Charles E Dormer Mr Julian E GorstB Mr David W Clayton Mr Iain D Bond Mr Paul DrohanB
THE ANNUAL CAMPAIGN REPORT 17 Dr Hugo E R Ford Mr Jonathan A S Blair 1987 Mr David C B Soanes Mr Andrew Galloway Mr Erik H Castenskiold Mr Paul Bowtell Mr Paul Stallebrass Mr Mark J Grainger Mr Neil M Emerson Mr William S G A Cazalet Mr James R Stevenson Dr Lee J Hartley Mr James P H Entwisle Dr Timothy J Child Professor Charles E Hill Mr Jason N Mr Alexander J Clarke 1988 Mr Robin M Knowles Galbraith-Marten QC Dr Peter A Cunich Mr Michael B Agerbak Dr Jeffery D Lewins*B† Mr Tim Gibbons Mr Rory Delaney Esq. Mr Paul J Aggleton Mr Aidan P Maguire Mr Simon S Gibson Mr Robbie Feather Mrs Laura C Bayntun-Coward Mr Cyrus D Mehta Dr David J Grainger* Mr Ian D Ferguson Mrs Claire D Casimir-Lambert Dr Charles W R D MoseleyB Mr Richard J Hodges Mr Rupert J H Higgins Mr Gerard Cunningham Mr Gavin M J Pomeroy Mr Alexander S Justham Dr Peter F Hill Mrs Laleh A Dubash Mr Joe Rich Mr Matthew J Dr Jane Hughes* Miss Elizabeth A Dyce Dr William G Rosenau Kimpton-Smith Mr Martin D MacConnol Mr Stewart J Fenton The Reverend Andrew J B Symes Mr Richard O Lucas Mr Paddy Mayhew Mrs Clare J Harvey Major-General Robert J Mr Ian J Mathews Mr Alastair J Moffatt Dr Simon J Hickman Thomson CBE DSO Mr Bruce G A Middleton Mr David W Moore Professor Frederick M Hocker Mr James H Woodrow Mr Richard J Price Mr Mark D MoormanB Professor Rachel P Horn Mr Julian D Rippon Mr Neil W Perry Ms Marika J Huins 1986 Mr Adam J Spielman Dr Asim T Salami Judge Kyrie L James Mr Roderick J Allen Dr Tom Terrell Mr Robert F Seabrook Dr Philip S JonesB His Honour Judge Ambrose Mr Simon J Thompson Mr Timothy C D Shanagher Dr Claus-Peter Martens Mr Gourab K Banerji Mr Paul R Treadaway Mr George Shippam Ms Elizabeth J McMenemy Mr Jonathan L Midgley Professor Russell A R Napier Mr Suhail A Nathani Dr Gary J NichollsB Professor Paul D Paton QCB Mr Lee Robinson Mr Jonathan A Smart Mr Viv Smetham Professor Sarah M Springman CBE*B Mr David B Sullivan Professor Ian M Thornton Dr Liz Williams
1989 Mr Paul R Allen Mr Oliver T Allmand-Smith Mr Peter D Allwright Mr Jonathan P ArscottB Mr Ian E Beaton Mr Stuart A Burns Mr Peter A L CaustonB Mr Simon C R Donne Mr Mike Elliff Mr William M Faure Walker Dr Oliver Grasl Professor Tim Harper*B Ms Shani L Hinton Air Vice Marshal David A HobartB Mr James R Howells QC Mrs Zoë Y Howells Mr Richard W Ireland
18 FUTURE FOUNDATIONS Mr Simon W Johnson Mr David H McVey Mr Michael Keall*B† Mrs Jane Nurse Mrs Miriam G Langdon Miss Alex Ranson Mrs Katherine L Lynch-Walsh Mr Matthew G Rhodes OBE Mrs Louise J Moelwyn-Hughes Dr Brian G Romanchuk Ms Donnalyn M Morris Mr Constantinos Stephanou Mr Thomas T Y Ng Dr Heidi V Tempest Mr Robin R Ogle Mr Richard M Walters Mrs Fiona M Severs Mrs Katherine M Soanes 1992 Ms Jeanette P Thompson Mr Dean J Atkins 2,337 Mr Marcus J F Walsh Professor Matthew P J Baker donors have given Miss Victoria S D Barber 1990 Ms Clodagh M Bradley QC 4,080 Mr Alastair D G Adam Dr Mark J Burby gifts to the Ms Marie N Amerasinghe Mr Paul Burnham Mr Stuart D BarrB Mrs Catherine Burnham Campaign so far Ms Naomi A Carry Ms Elizabeth A Chubb The Reverend Mr Nick Clark Matthew P R Dietz Mr Karam Daulet-Singh Ms Suzanna L Jemsby Mr John P C Dixon Dr M L Taya Kitiyakara Mr Robin C J Hartley Major-General David Mr Paulo Silva Mr Jay Marathe Mr Martin N Haycock J M Jenkins CB CBE Ms Alexandra J L Wren Mrs Justine R McCool Dr Rowland O Illing Ms Froniga R Lambert Mr David W McLachlan-Karr Mrs Rhiannon K Lawrence Dr Sam Menefee 1995 Mrs Miranda R Morad Mrs Amy E M Lim Mr Ian R Porter Dr Anna V Ahnert Mr Alagappan Murugappan Dr Gregory F Maggio Mrs Hilary J Reinders-Forshaw Miss Julie A Flower Mr Owen C W PriceB Mr Marshal K McRealB Mr Robert C Schmults Mr Luke Goh Professor James R Raven FBA*B Mr Ian J Metcalfe Mr Matthew Sturman OBEB Dr Seo K Goh Mr Max RumneyB Mrs Dominique S Metcalfe Miss Emma C Tomlinson Mrs Pei-Theng Goh Dr Christopher J P Shell Mr Ross T Phillips Dr Robert I Trezona Professor Sir John Gurdon* Mr Bob Skelton*B Mr Peter A E Quantrill Mr Daniel J Webb Dr Leela Hebbar Dr Hilary A Snaith Dr Alexander G D Rose Dr Alexander F Jeans Mrs Natasa WilliamsB Dr Paul H H Saw 1994 Mr Andrew B Kingston Mr Eric C Williams The Right Honourable Mr Zafar Ahmadullah Ms Margaret H S Lau Dr Simon J A Williams Lord Abinger Mrs Lindsey A Bateman Dr Richard O S McMillanB Mr Ian D Wilshaw Dr Stefan Schmitz Mr Daniel Bayfield QC Mr Rory E Mullan Mr Amarjit J Singh Mrs Rhiannon E Chisholm Ms Mary NapierB 1991 The Reverend Patrick J Taylor Mr Olivier A Desbarres Mr Patrick A Nolan Mrs Catherine J Baker QC Ms Jane L Walker Miss Fiona C M DixonB Mr Andrew P Norris Mrs Diana CoatneyB Mrs Rachel Walters Mrs Emma L Dorn Mr Adebayo Osolake Mrs Deborah L Cornelius Mrs Rachel E Wright Mr Feroz K A Dubash Mr Martin P Shore Dr Mary-Anne Cotton Mr Richard F Edge Dr Michelle E Tempest Mr Paul Diamond 1993 Mrs Jennie C Hartley Mr Christopher J Warenius Colonel Marcus H Evans Mrs Rachael H Bradford Mr Ralph R Jainz Mr Donald N Fawcett Dr Andrew J Brent Dr Neil G Jones* 1996 Dr Benjamin L Griffin Mr Carl N Brooks Mr Richard H Khaldi Mr Matthew R K Bailey Mr Gary R Griffiths Mrs Claire A Byers Mr Dominic J LeeB The Honourable Mr Paul A Horton Mr Andrew M Carpenter Mrs Deborah C Lee Donna M Barnes Mr Bjoern N Jemsby Mr Oliver W R Clayton Dr Jacqui N Mayer Mr Stanislas C P Bénéteau Dr Markus H Kaum Mr Sebastian J Mr Allan J Mulholland Mr Martin Dean Mrs Sally L Legge Dawson-Bowling Mr Brian N O’Donovan Mr Charles E Fletcher Mr Oliver J F Lewis Dr Saeed Hamid-Khani Dr Patrick D O’Sullivan Ms Sinead J Goss Mrs Debra L Lewis Mr John J Hammill Mr Jonathan C A Pope Dr Stephen W Hainsworth Mr Matthew J E Lobo Mr Noam D Handler Dr Ute B C Senior Dr Iacovos Kareklas
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Ms Fiona Chan Mrs Hannah L RossB Mr Niall C Taylor Chevalier Dr Rafael H M Mr Alexander P SchultzB Dr Thomas Wilkinson de Weryha-Wysoczanski- Miss Sarah J Winward Pietrusiewicz Dr Zhong-Ming Zhang 2003 Mrs Agapi FylaktouB Dr Gareth Atkins Mrs Charlotte J Hall 2001 Dr Robyn H Inglis Mr Matthew J T Hoggarth Mr Carlos Ardid Candel Mr Iftikhar Qurashi Mrs Naomi A L M Ladenburg Dr Hugues Azérad* Miss Anna K Roberts Mr David A M Lewis Mr Joseph M D Ballard Dr Dorothée L Schuessler 900+ names Mr Peter P G MacDonald Dr Jenny M Bosten Miss Emma J Sheard Major Ashley MorrellB Dr Paul J K Bruce Dr Anna Wade Dr Mairi Ryan Mr Matthew R Coldrick listed on the Wall Mr James A R Seabright Ms Julie H Cooke 2004 Mr Nicholas P T Seddon MBE Dr Edward J Costar Mrs Jessica E Biddle of Benefactors in Dr Roohi Singh Mr Jonathan M Gee Dr Adrian J Biddle the New Library. The Reverend Dr Dr Sam Gluck Mrs Carly A Carter Andrew E Starkie Dr Stefan Halper*B Mr Sam Chaudhary Ms Katharine Vigus Mr Wayne A Hanson-Prince Dr Rachel Clifton Dr Ping C Koh Mrs Cerian O S Walsh Dr Samantha L Mr Jason A Cook Mr David A P Lloyd Martin-McAuliffe Professor Helen Cooper*B Mrs Harriet T Lunney 1999 Professor Kasturi Moodaliyar Dr Francesca Fulminante Dr Andrew N Lynn Mr Christopher S Ms Charlotte M Morley Ms Kate L Grimes Mr Christopher A Macbeth Asselin-Miller Mr James R H Morton Mr Edward C Gunn Mr Adam K A MortaraB Mrs Rachel L Asselin-Miller Dr Henry A Nash Dr Ross A Hartley Mr William G Mulholland Mr Russell E Balkind Mrs Elaine P K Ng Dr Natasha C Y Ip Mrs Rhoda M Mulholland Ms Yin W Y Chow Dr Hubert Pham Ms Rebecca M L Lowe Mr Jonathan F Riley Mr James M Cork Dr Andrew S Robertson Dr Fred Ludlow Ms Diya Sen Gupta QC Miss Lisa DuffinB Dr Kirsten A Schuetz Mr Tom Pope Dr Amanda C J Treadaway Mr Barnaby M Golder Mr Alex Storey Dr Ignacio Quintana Alonso Ms Caroline L Waterworth Mr Brendan M Goss Dr Cornelia J F Thomas Mr Christopher D Laws Mrs Mala Thurston 2005 1997 Ms Hester M M Lees-Jeffries Miss Tara N Walsh Dr Jeremy Appleyard Mr Luis E Almonte Dr Alan W L Leung Mr Rogier J J Beaumont Miss Janet E Blake Professor Chris J Lintott 2002 Ms Sophia Burton Mrs Louisa J Boyle Mrs Kate Mayne Mr Jonathan E Allcock Mr Matthew J S Byford Mr David J Boyle Dr Tara E Stewart The Reverend Sarah C Atkins* Mr James W Cherry Mr Patrice Clausse Mr Luke Webster Mr Graeme A Bartlett Miss Karen Chiu Miss Jessica C Delaney Mr Michael W H Conway Mr Robert Cripps* Ms Queenie Y Lai 2000 Miss Venetia Crawley Miss Amy Gunning Mrs Pat Marsh* Mr Raihan Akhtar Miss Gemma L Donaldson Mrs Jingyu L He Mrs Anna Milan Mr Vincent I Bryce Mr Chris M Fish Dr Bertram Kloss Mrs Jennifer Ngai Mr Christopher J Bull Dr James S A Glover Miss Hannah E Latham Ms Joy A Onikoyi Dr Stephanie M Coughlin Mr Jonathan Hellyer Jones* Dr Neophytos Lophitis Dr C C Augur Pearce Mr Thomas P Cropper Mrs Barbara E M Hough Mr Paul R M Magee Dr Thomas A J Pritchard Mr Edward J D CrossB Mrs Hannah C James Mr Tristan T Matthews Dr Claire P Pritchard Miss Sarah E Frith Dr Tahir I Khokhar Ms Silke C Mentchen* Mrs Aude Valluy-Fitzsimons* Dr Stephanie M Irlbacher-Fox Mr Michal Koblas Dr William A E Parker Mrs Pallavi Wahi Mr Edward C Jones Dr Daniel K K Lin Dr Victoria L Parker Mr Wong Chee Teng Ms Julia K Kirby-Smith Dr Andrew C Morley-Smith Mr Jai N Patel Mr Russell Yeadon Dr Chris Kurowski Ms Rachel A Reid Mr Andrew E Pay Mr Timothy T C Lee Mr Duncan Robinson* Miss Emily V Penn 1998 Dr Donal R McAuliffe Mrs Samantha Yvonne Smith The Reverend Mr Dr Peter J Abbott Ms Frances J Munnelly Mr Peter O Smith Michael T E Robinson Dr Arun V Ariyarathenam Mr Thomas E Page Mr Benjamin J W Smith Mr Nikki A Rouda Mrs Lauren B Blatherwick Mrs Catherine M D Plant Professor Hang W Tang HRH Sultan Dr Nazrin Shah*
20 FUTURE FOUNDATIONS
Dr Emily K M So* Mrs Catriona Darbyshire Mr George A Pickard Miss Maddy Scragg Mr Liam P Townson Mr Richard A FellowsB Dr Nicholas C V Pilkington Miss Yichen Zhu Mr Eric S Yang Mr Graham J Forrest Mr Gareth S Rhys Miss Jessica L Fuller Dr Joanna Shak 2010 2006 Mr Ali A Jaffer Mr David A Shone Mr Robert Abernethy Dr Oliver S Caplin Miss Charlotte Jago Ms Sarah T Stacey Miss Carolyn Beniuk Mrs Jo Dickson Miss Chao Liu Mr James R Syrett Mr Jonathan P Blunden Miss Isabel M Errington Mrs Suzanna E Lovell Miss Helen M Thorpe Mrs Lauren Davies Mrs Lucy J Fuller Mrs Amy L O’Brien Dr Daniel Trocmé-LatterB Mr John Dilworth Miss Xiaoxing W Guo Mr Derek O’Brien Miss Yian Wang Mr Oliver Holmes Dr Jason P Hafler Mr Peter P O’Brien Miss Anna Kosinska Dr Bjarki Holm Dr Dace Ruklisa 2009 Mrs Corinne D Lloyd* Ms Christina Karapataki Mr Matthew E Schabas Dr Stuart Breakey Ms Joy Montgomery Miss Emily M Lanza Miss Annie Spencer Miss Sarah Chadwick Mr Nicholas Ngorok Miss Anna E S Lewis Dr Lauri M O Tähtinen Dr Molly Dorkin Mr Anton Ozornin Mrs Lara Russell-Jones Dr Henry J Walton Professor John Hirsh Mr Andrew Stubbs Mr Andrew E B Ryan Dr Dominic E White Miss Eva Johnson Ms Sue Sunn Mr Peter D Wickham Dr Adele Julier Mr Dhananjay Talwar Dr Tom Wilson 2008 Miss Keren Li Mrs Julia Trocmé-LatterB Miss Lauren J Braithwaite Dr Germaine Liu 2007 Mrs Cara L T CooperB Dr Emily Mynott 2011 Dr Naomi A I Billingsley Dr Loyd D G Grossman Mr Alastair Neilson Mr Jad Abi Esber Mr Tom Bramall CBE FSA Mr Cyril Ng Lung Kit Dr Jonny Brown Miss Louise L Chui Mr Alexander J Küng Dr Emily Parsloe Mr Matthew Burnett-Stuart Miss Julia M Collins Dr Ha Thu Nguyen Dr Katharine Relph Mr Samuel Clinton-Davis Dr Oliver R Darbyshire Ms Sarinka E B Parry-Jones Dr Oliver Sanders Miss Olivia C Dalseme-Stubbs
THE ANNUAL CAMPAIGN REPORT 21 2015 Mr Jake Keisner Miss Robyn Bartlett Miss Oona F McLuskie Mr Aditya D Basrur Professor Miss Lucia N M Corry Akinwumi Ogundiran Dr Paula Fayos-Perez Mr George Papamichael Mr Jack Forey Mr Alex Roberts Miss Emily J Hassell Mr Guy C Skinner Mr Alex Hibbert Mrs Amy Tennent* Miss Lavinia G D Lavizani Mr Tianmin Xie Mr Jack Long-Martinez Mr Iain D C McLean 2019 Mr Matthew D Myers Mr Caredig G A Ap Tomos Miss Alexis L Peters Ms Maria Chalakatevaki Ms Roxanne Pieterse Miss Eleanor F Connell Miss Sarah J Rodwell Miss Saskia A Edwards Mr Nan Xia Mr David Fyfe Mr Philip Gamble 2016 Mr Archie Hamerton Ms Abigail S Branford Mr William J E Mr Sam Clarke Hayter-Dalgliesh Miss Alice M I Gable Mr Anton Konshin Miss Eve A L Hodgson Mr Oliver C Lambson Dr Jennifer J Wiseman Mr George Moran Miss Ihuoma K Okorie 2017 Dr Christopher N Osuafor Mr Nathaniel R F Bernstein Professor Allan Pring* Miss Hannah N Bryant Professor Harriet Ritvo Dr Nick Carroll* Miss Olivia Shelton Mr James S Chapman Miss Sonia A Sitea Professor Saul Dubow* Mr Filippos Toskas Professor Stephen Eglen* Mr Hugh C Hudson Friends Mr Dinghao Luo Ms Melanie Abbott Mr Harry McNamara Mr Thaddas Alston Miss Sichu Jiang Mr Michael J Mager Mr Aloisius R Purnama Mrs Victoria Amey Mr Tianhan Pan Ms Julia A Sherman Dr Christina Skott* Ms Vivien Barr Miss Rosalind Peters Mr Will Thong Mr Adam Urmos Mr Jimmy Barrier Mr Nick Raymont* Mr Ran Xiao Mrs Patty Barrier Mr Jed L Rose 2013 Miss Alison Yuan Mrs Rachel Begbie Miss Maddie Skipsey Ms Shirley Chen Mr Dingcheng Yue Mr Jake Bennett Ms Alice S Taylor Mr Daniel J Lee Miss Renjie Zhou Mr David Black Dr Alex J W Thom* Mr Taibo Li Mr John Braybrook Ms Ali Whiting Mr Alexander Thorn 2018 Mrs Lorna BrownB Mr Ollie Bardsley Mr Alex Brummeler 2012 2014 Mr Joe Barnes Mr David Burston Mr Silvian Baltac Mr Azfer Ali Khan Mr Rory S Buchanan Mrs Kate Chartener Mrs Sarah Burnett-Stuart Miss Alexandra Allen Mr Thomas J D Cripps* Mrs Peggy Cheung Dr Wei-Yun Chung Mr James Antell Mr Arthur D W Cross Miss Monica Chowaniec Dr Richard G Cowley Mrs Helen Foord* Miss Lottie de Leyser Mrs Irmgard Churchill Dr Joseph G Crompton Mr Pui H Ip Miss Amelia Dhuga Ms Jane Coakley Mr Eythan Y J Goh Professor Myles V Lynk* Mr Cameron J G Dodge Mrs Gina Coleman Mr Ben Hessels Dr John M Munns* Mr Zhou Fang Mr Darren Cooke Miss Regina Hung Mr Josh Rose Miss Elizabeth Guild Mr Christopher Corrin Mr Angus B Knights Mr Adam Uddin Miss Ayane Hirata Mrs Juliette Corrin Mr Khoon Hong Kuok* Mr Henry Yuchi Mr Laurence W Hunt Mrs Joanne Crantz
22 FUTURE FOUNDATIONS Miss Georgina Cuckston Mr Tom Leonard Mr Jonathan Roberts The Cripps Foundation Mr Alex Day Mrs Janine Lewinton Dormer Mrs Elizabeth Roberts The Chelford House Christian Dr Ulrich Desselberger Miss Tamara LjubecB Dr Sharon Runge Fellowship Trust Professor Adrian Dixon Mr Pat Lowe Professor Katja Salomon The GE Foundation Mr Luca Donini Ms Fiona Lubbock Johansen PA Consulting Services Ltd Mr Richard T C Durley Dr Lui Che Woo Mrs Pamela B Sharp† S&P Global Inc. Mr Nicholas Ede Mrs Julie Lynk Mr Mark Shelton Standard Bank Dr Chris J Edgcombe Mr Patrick Maclure Ms Elizabeth Shelton The Arcadia Fund Professor Mark Ediger Mrs Miranda Menzies Mrs Tamsin Shelton A.B. Regester Fund Mrs Alenka Edmondes The Reverend Professor Dr Geoffrey Skinner The Edward Ramsden Mrs Tamzin Evershed John L Morgan AMB Mrs Delphine Stevens Charitable Trust Mr Jonathan Evershed Mr Furman Moseley Mr Charles G V Stevens The Mercers’ Livery Company Miss Sophie Evershed Mrs Susan Moseley Miss Ellis L R Stratton Val A Browning Foundation Ms Kari Glover Ms Jacqueline Mulvaney Mr Andong Tang Morgan Palmer Foundation Mrs Aliki Goulandris Mr Hironori Nakamura The Reverend Apple Inc. Lady Gurdon Mr Lucian Nethsingha Peter Townley Cantab Asset Management Mrs Abigail Hafler Mrs Tessa Nutting Mrs Felicity Turner The Jewish Federation of Dr Lezlee Halper Dr Kim Orchard Ms Janaki Umashanker Greater Seattle Mr Bruce K Henderson Mr Oliver J Pemberton Mrs Lucy VignolesB† The True Family Fund Mrs Angela Henderson Mrs Frances A PhillipsB Dr Alan J WaltonB Mr Norman Ho Ms Rebecca Pitcaithly Ms Linda Wilbert Mrs Carol Hoerster Mr Basil Postan Mr Rupert Wilkey Whilst we do our very best Mr John Hoerster Mrs Victoria N Reed Mrs Margaret A Wilks to ensure that these lists are Mr John Hudson Mr Gary Reed Mrs Sarah Woodrow accurate we apologise if a Mrs Glenis Hutton Professor Norma Rinsler Mrs Jane Ziar name has been omitted.
THE ANNUAL CAMPAIGN REPORT 23 MAGDALENE MUSIC IN LOCKDOWN The challenges for choral singers making music in isolation
ith the arts and entertainment that we have been able to inhabit St Giles’, industries amongst the most initially for full choral evensong with a W affected by Coronavirus socially-distanced congregation, and lockdowns, the challenges posed more recently for rehearsal and by national and institutional video-recording in the incredibly restrictions were always going spacious nave. Thus we have to be a particular difficulty for been able to continue a series of College musicians. It’s tricky choral services, with our entire to make music in isolation, choir, throughout the term, a feat especially for choral singing of which as a College we can be where the group is the identity! very proud. Some aspects of the choral experience have not been Cambridge’s choral tradition is one possible, but the core activity of singing of the world’s great cultural jewels: there together to a high standard has been is more choral excellence per square metre maintained, for which I for one am very grateful. in Cambridge than anywhere else in the world. Where else can you go, or in what other field, to witness three It’s not just about maintaining the tradition. Our students or four of the world’s best performers, for free, seven take great succour from their music-making, and to deny times a week each, within 500 metres of each other? And them a chance for an outlet and a way to let off steam, as then fifteen or twenty others which, in any other context, well as to develop their skills and artistry, would have been would be considered of high professional standard? incredibly sad. For the members of the choir, the chance We have something of genuinely world-beating quality to meet, to stand and breathe, and to make something here in Cambridge, and it would be incredibly easy to beyond themselves is hugely important to their mental allow that to be lost, and an uphill challenge to repair wellbeing. Especially so in an environment where so much the damage from any extended break from singing. is prohibited, albeit for the best reasons of course.
So a huge amount of time and energy was put into planning and re-planning, working with the various “I’m hugely proud of our students, and of the pieces of legislation and guidance from differing bodies College, for the way in which we’ve been able (Government, Church of England, University, DCMS and others were all issuing mutually contradictory or, at to work together...” best, confusing, advice and instructions). Of course, the lack of firm evidence about aerosol output from singing, combined with any understanding of how risky aerosols I’m hugely proud of our students, and of the College, are, did not stem the issuing of advice and guidance! It for the way in which we’ve been able to work together, was up to us in each College to find a way to continue quickly and flexibly, to make it possible for this vital part to operate safely in a way which would give confidence of the Cambridge life to continue through difficult times. to our students and other members of the community. You can hear the work of the choir on our YouTube channel, where all the recorded services remain, and Not possessing one the larger Chapels in Cambridge, of course in person back in the Chapel when all this is over! there was always a risk that we would not be able to sing meaningfully as a group, and so it’s extremely fortunate MR GRAHAM WALKER, Director of College Music
24 FUTURE FOUNDATIONS MAGDALENE RESEARCH Tackling unemployment and mental health in the pandemic
OVID-19 began as a public key issue that repeatedly kept being in mental health. In academic health crisis that has mutated mentioned by staff and ‘customers’ gibberish the technology uses Cinto the biggest economic was the limited understanding of the psychometric parameters and social disaster the United Kingdom the range of mental health issues of responses to questionnaires has ever faced. It quickly exposed the which people face and how this to instantly identify the most fragilities of frontline public services affects their chances of finding job. informative questions and to avoid and has led to a surge in redundancies In the day-to-day hurly-burly of less relevant ones. For instance, and a mental health crisis among the job centre, staff have limited large numbers of questions used the unemployed. Mental health and capacity in terms of time and for assessing the state of someone’s wellbeing are key determinants of expertise to identify who is most mental health and wellbeing can getting a job. However, we know very vulnerable. Work coaches routinely be boiled down to just a few. little about what policies are effective have no more than 15 minutes with This makes assessments more in addressing these issues, why and each client in which they need to personalised, precise, less costly and who is most responsive. cover a range of issues and concerns burdensome on those asking and relating to benefit claims and job answering the questions. In settings Over the past four years I have been search. Assessing whether someone such as job centres, GP surgeries and seconded to the Work and Health is struggling with their mental health mental health support services these Unit of the UK’s Department for is very rarely part of this process. are key operational concerns. Work and Pensions. Within this I played a leading role in the design, Over coming months, unemployment implementation and evaluation of “Using our CAT assessment looks set to rapidly increase with a major policy intervention for job severe impacts on the mental health method and app, we hope to seekers in five areas of England. and wellbeing of the UK population. This involved testing how a back- be able to better identify and Using our CAT assessment method to-work programme for thousands refer newly unemployed and and app, we hope to be able to of job seekers could help them those struggling with mental better identify and refer newly get into work but also help reduce unemployed and those struggling health issues to appropriate mental health issues they face. with mental health issues to The secondment has provided a social support services.” appropriate social support services. ringside seat into the political and We will be conducting further testing policy process but more importantly and making refinements to the how those on the receiving end of In response to this policy issue and assessment method for deployment policy navigate the social welfare in collaboration with colleagues in in frontline welfare services system and how this affects their psychiatry and technology I have and exploring the commercial mental health and quality of life. developed a highly effective method development of the application. and app using Computerised As part of the research I spent Adaptive Technology (CAT) for For further information about two years conducting ethnographic quickly and reliably measuring this research project, please contact research in job centres, looking at mental health among unemployed Dr Adam Coutts: [email protected] how services are delivered, people’s job seekers. CAT is an innovative experiences of the system and their form of computer-based assessment DR ADAM COUTTS, interactions with job centre staff. A applicable for screening or diagnostic Senior Research Fellow
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US Taxpayers US taxpayers can make tax efficient gifts via The Magdalene College Foundation (MCF) which is a 501(c)3 organisation. The Alumni and Development Office is the administrative office of the MCF.
Gifts made by US taxpayers to the MCF are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law and a tax receipt in a form acceptable to the Internal Revenue Service will be issued for every donation received.
Cheques are to be made payable to ‘The Magdalene College Foundation’, and sent to: The Magdalene College Foundation c/o Goulet, Salvidio & Associates, PC, 324 Grove Street, Worcester, MA 01605
Canadian Taxpayers The University of Cambridge will issue donation receipts If you would like more information or to discuss your that are accepted by the Canada Revenue Agency for tax gift in confidence please contact the Development purposes on behalf of Magdalene. Office by telephone +44 (0)1223 764410 or by email development director@magd. cam. .ac uk. . Cheques are to be made payable to ‘Magdalene College Cambridge’, and sent to: Alumni & Development Office, Alternatively, please complete and return the Magdalene College, Cambridge, CB3 0AG accompanying donation form . Thanks for your support!
26 FUTURE FOUNDATIONS Forthcoming Events
11 FEBRUARY 2021 Careers Virtual Event: How to rock your LinkedIn profile and CV clinic
23 FEBRUARY 2021 Virtual Wine Tasting
3 MARCH 2021 Academic Webinar with Professor Brendan Burchell
10 MARCH 2021 Command: The 21st Century General – A Webinar with Professor Anthony King (1986)
24 MARCH 2021 Asia Virtual Event
31 MARCH 2021 Boat Race Virtual Event
5 JUNE 2021 Buckingham Society Virtual Event
Additional 2021 event dates will be released in due course . Event registration information will be added to the College website at www.magd.cam.ac.uk/events . Please feel free to email alumni@magd .cam .ac .uk if you have any questions or would like further information on upcoming events .
THE ANNUAL CAMPAIGN REPORT 27 Magdalene College Alumni & Development Office,T: 01223 332104 E: development@magd .cam .ac .uk 28 FUTURE FOUNDATIONS www.magd.cam.ac.uk