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Trustees Development Committee Welcome… Sir John Hood KNZM, Chairman Donald J. Gogel, Chairman Sean Mahoney (New Zealand & Worcester 1976) (New Jersey & Balliol 1971) (Illinois & New College 1984) his year’s Second Century annual report has a distinctly Mr Andrew Banks Nicholas Allard Jacko Maree (Florida & St Edmund Hall 1976) (New York & Merton 1974) (St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown celebratory feel to it. It has been a remarkable & Pembroke 1978) year – the first Chinese Rhodes Scholars have now Andrew Banks (British Columbia & Brasenose 1984) (Florida & St Edmund Hall 1976) Michael McCaffery arrived in Oxford, we launched new Scholarships for (Pennsylvania & Merton 1975) West Africa, Israel, Malaysia, the Middle East, the Elleke Boehmer Dominic Barton (-at-Large (British Columbia & Brasenose 1984) John McCall MacBain O.C. UAE, and have plans to find terrific young people and St John’s 1985) (Quebec & Wadham 1980) globally. We partnered with the Atlantic Philanthropies to establish Shona L. Brown Dame Helen Ghosh DBE (Ontario & New College 1987) The Hon. Thomas McMillen the new Atlantic Institute here at to host mid-career (Maryland/DC & University 1974) T Fellows, and they also contributed more than £20 million towards our Don Gogel Gerry Cardinale (New Jersey & Balliol 1971) (Pennsylvania & Christ Church 1989) Timothy Orton fundraising campaign. The Campaign for the Second Century is now within (-at-Large & Magdalen 1986) £5.5 million of its finishing line! We can get there in true Olympic Mr Glen James Charles Conn (Massachusetts & Balliol Lief Rosenblatt spirit, but will need your help to achieve that by the end of this year. Margaret MacMillan O.C. 1983) (Ex Officio) (Massachusetts & Magdalen 1974) Thank you to all those of you who have contributed to the campaign Tariro Makadzange Sir Roderick Eddington Arthur Scace, CM, QC, LLD so far. Since it was launched in 2013, I have been deeply impressed (Zimbabwe & Balliol 1999) (Western Australia & Lincoln 1974) (Ontario & Corpus Christi 1961) by the commitment of Scholars, not only to contribute financially Michael McCaffery Michael Fitzpatrick John Tudor but also to volunteer in so many ways. We have Scholars serving on (Pennsylvania & Merton 1975) (Western Australia & St John’s 1975) (South African College School selection panels, acting as Class Leaders, moderating at the Character, & Brasenose 1992) John McCall MacBain O.C. Bruns Grayson Service & programme, helping with outreach to less (Quebec & Wadham 1980) (California & University 1974) The Hon MP served communities, contributing to the online Rhodes Scholar (New South Wales & Brasenose 1978) Narayana Murthy Patrick Haden Network, and in countless other ways. The Rhodes community is (California & Worcester 1975) Michele Warman remarkable – and that is because of your outstanding efforts. Nicholas Oppenheimer (New York & Magdalen 1982) Sir John Hood KNZM This is a report which looks back at the last financial year (1 July Professor Dame Carol Robinson (New Zealand & Worcester 1976) 2015 to 30 June 2016) but I have to admit to also be looking forward. Judge Karen Stevenson In 2017 we host the inaugural Rhodes LGBTQ Forum, the Generation (Maryland & Magdalen 1979) 1.5°C: The intergenerational Rhodes Climate Workshop and celebrate Ngaire Woods the 40th Anniversary of Rhodes Women. For more information about (New Zealand & Balliol 1987) any of these events, contact [email protected] John Wylie, AM The cover of this report showcases the glories of the Rhodes House (Queensland & Balliol 1983) gardens, the result of a true labour of love for our Head Gardener, Neil Wigfield. The metaphor of growth seems particularly apt – the new Class of 2016 Scholars are finding their roots in Oxford and the global Rhodes community is flourishing and each year seems even stronger than the last. I look forward to seeing many of you in 2017, and I hope you enjoy reading the updates contained within this report.

Charles Conn (Massachusetts & Balliol 1983) Warden of Rhodes House

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Contents

Scholar Voices 6

Registrar’s Update 8

Programmes Update 10

Thank You to our Volunteers 14

Funding collaboration with Oxford 16

Development Update 18

Annual Giving Participation by Country 20

Finance and Investment Report 22

My Time in Oxford 26

Geographical Expansion 28

Atlantic Partnership Update 30

The Rhodes Society 32

Leadership Donors 34

Honour Roll of Donors 40

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Scholar Voices Rhodes Scholars consider their time in Oxford and the impact the Rhodes has had on their studies and future ambitions.

Caroline Leps (Ontario & Trinity 2015) Jessica Glennie (New Zealand & Pembroke 2015) xford’s rich history, culture, and opportunities for ow, a year has passed already, and what a year it O professional development are what make me so W has been! The MSc in Environmental Change and grateful to the Rhodes Trust for the opportunity to Management was often challenging, and sometimes study and live here. Even after a year, I still find it overwhelming. I wrestled with the frightening urgency wonderful to admire Turl Street while biking to work of our changing world, wondering what I can do to make at the Bodleian, row with my College Boat Club, or a difference. My perceptions of beauty and luxury have run through Port Meadow. Most importantly, the been completely redefined. I had the opportunity to knowledge and inspiration provided by my Professors travel to Cape Town over the summer to research the and friends from the Rhodes community have role architects can play in navigating the antagonistic immeasurably enriched my educational experience. grey area between informality and bureaucracy. As an aspiring architect, this area of research has grabbed me in a way that I have never experienced before. Some lessons have been painful, some refreshing; all have made me stronger Alexander Coccia (Indiana & St John’s 2015) and more passionate. Incredible friends have taught me and laughed he Rhodes Scholarship has been an incredible opportunity to explore with me, and I will hold these memories close to my heart forever. T the interdisciplinary nexus of sociology, political science, and economics, through the MPhil in Comparative Social Policy. I’ve been able to expand on my work at the US Department of Health and Human Services by exploring the historical development of welfare and safety net Robert Hortle (Australia-at-Large & St John’s 2014) policies, the policy debates around conditionality within have recently graduated from the MPhil in Development anti-poverty programs, and the normative and legal I Studies, and will continue to the DPhil in International questions around the state’s responsibility of ensuring Development in 2016/17. I’ll be looking at the social economic security and protecting the dignity of the performance of ‘hybrid regimes’ – governments that individual. Beyond academics, my first year as a combine authoritarianism and democracy. Besides Rhodes Scholar was a year of saying “yes” – to studying, I’ve rowed for the St John’s Second VIII in tandem bike rides to the Southern coast of Torpids and Summer VIIIs, and played a ridiculous with minimal daylight in the dead of winter; to amount of for St John’s, the Rhodes XI traveling to seven countries and falling in love (now affectionately known as the Cockatoos), with three; to learning a new sport in Australian and the University Second XI. Season highlights Rules Football and competing in the Varsity for the Cockatoos included winning the Jack Cox match against Cambridge. Of course, throughout Interdepartmental Plate, and battling to a gritty draw all of these activities and academic discussions, against the Royal Household XI at Windsor Castle. the common thread is the friendships I’ve made I’m already looking forward to next summer: there with some of the most critical, passionate, and caring are few things better than enjoying a cold, post-victory people. I’m reminded of what the Amsterdam footy team cider while watching the sun set at the St John’s Fortress. taught the Oxford team when we visited on our yearly tour: I’ve also been doing my best to bring some low culture to “There are good ships and wood ships, the ships that sail the Oxford as half of the shambolic covers duo Keep Off the Grass sea, but the best ships are friendships and may they always be”. – purveyors of trashy nineties/noughties pop and bad banter.

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Registrar’s Update The current Rhodes Scholars in Oxford continue to thrive, and our Registrar, Mary Eaton, provides her annual update on their many activities and achievements.

he Rhodes Scholar community in Oxford and Diabetes, Paediatric Enteric Fever and more. and on navigation systems for self-driving cars. the Good Lad Workshop (promoting positive models continues to be stimulating, sociable, Scholars in Computer Science are working on Scholars in the Social Sciences are tackling issues of masculinity), in promoting the campaigns It curious and impassioned. Two hundred cardiac cell and lung function modelling, and surrounding urban power, race, class, intimate Happens Here (making Oxford a place safe from Scholars on stipend are spread across 34 on cyberspace security; Scholars in Engineering partner violence and child literacy and Philosophers sexual violence), It Gets Brighter (to de-stigmatise Tcolleges of the University and involved in every Science are working on non-invasive vital-sign are evaluating free will or asking whether the mental illness) and CRAE (Campaign for Racial facet of Oxford life. Activities range from the monitoring and data fusion in acute care, on State is a moral person. Space does not permit Awareness and Equality) amongst others. Scholars charitable and pro bono, to college officer positions, automated prediction of patient deterioration in low examples of Scholars in Law, Theology, International have organised many conferences, including the social entrepreneurship activities and start-ups, and high resource settings, on new technologies Development, English, History and more. University’s Oxford Africa Conference, and this local volunteering (food runs, mentoring in nearby for slow-release vaccine to minimise the Within the context of the wider University, year’s Global Scholars’ Symposium at Rhodes schools), poetry and novel writing, dance, drama and number of visits for infant and school vaccinations Rhodes Scholars have been instrumental in forming House on the theme of Spaces In Between: Insight, much, much more. Scholars last year won Blues and innovation, and progress at the intersection. Half Blues in Athletics, Basketball, Cricket, Cross Scholars in Oxford are often at Rhodes House, Country, Cycling, Karting, Lacrosse, Rowing (men for meetings of the Scholar societies (over 20 at the and women), Swimming and Taekwondo and played last count), for the popular Meet & Mingle evenings, on the University teams for non-Blues sports such and for a wide range of visiting speakers, many of as Aussie Rules and Salsa Dancing. The Rhodes XI them returning senior Scholars. Two new and very this year even managed a game against the staff of successful initiatives this year (both initiated by Windsor Castle in Windsor Great Park. For leisure, Scholars), were the termly ‘DPhil Mingles’, where Scholars have been fencing, gliding, aerial dancing, four or five Scholars presented their research to ice hockey’ing, rock climbing and so much more. fellow DPhil Scholars and took questions, and the Academically, Scholars are spread across 46 Supervisors’ Garden Party, which was an opportunity departments and faculties of all four academic for Scholars to invite their academic supervisors divisions in Oxford. They are engaged in to join us at Rhodes House for a Garden Party. postgraduate taught courses (60%), and research As I write, we have just welcomed our new Dean degrees (38%). Three Scholars are pursuing second of Scholars and Director of Leadership & Change, Dr undergraduate degrees and one Scholar is taking Nadiya Figueroa (Jamaica & St Catherine’s 2007) who, a Rhodes Service Year to work with the Smart amongst other things, will assume responsibility Africa initiative, based in Kigali, Rwanda. for the Character, Service & Leadership programme Scholars in the Medical Sciences are conducting which will move into its third year in 2016/17. She research in areas such as disease mapping, is already a wonderful resource for Scholars on emergency medicine, the inequality of healthcare stipend and we are excited to have her on board. delivery and the improvement of refugee healthcare in humanitarian and conflict settings, as well Mary Eaton as on Ebola, Autism, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s Registrar & Director of Scholar Affairs

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Programmes Update Using the power of convening to expand the Rhodes impact beyond the Scholarships.

hat are some of the world’s most pressing problems? How can the Rhodes global community contribute to better understand and solve some of these issues? How can we increase the collective impact that the Rhodes Scholarships achieve? The Rhodes programmes aim to ensure that our unparalleled network of Scholars in residence and WSenior Scholars get involved and together answer and, more importantly, act on these questions. While the Rhodes Senior Scholar community includes inspiring individuals working in different sectors and capacities across the globe, the Scholars in residence represent some of the finest, most promising young minds in their fields. By bringing together this unique group to interact in issue- oriented conferences, talks and other gatherings, we hope to catalyse positive change and support Rhodes Scholars to live up to the promise of leading a life devoted to service and leadership.

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Rhodes Conferences Rhodes Programme and Talks for Scholars in Residence

n the past 12 months, Rhodes House hosted Inaugural Rhodes LGBTQ Forum: n addition to the Rhodes Conferences, Rhodes House hosts a talk series for Scholars in I two major conferences on the topics of Higher Over the rainbow? LGBTQ in I residence in which they get to meet leaders from all walks from life, from academia to Education in Asia and Africa and Biomedicine. our changing world business, from religion to science and exchange ideas and learn first-hand from exceptional The latter sought to brainstorm solutions to the Convener: (South Africa- leaders. In the first half of 2016, we hosted 30 speakers. Some of them included: opportunities and challenges in medicine over the at-Large & Keble 1976), Justice of the next 20 years, to provide a space for Rhodes Scholars Constitutional Court of South Africa Dr Rukmini Banerji (India & Balliol 1981), CEO, Pratham Swati Mylavarapu (Florida & Wolfson 2005), Partner at and industry experts to network within and across 24 - 26 February 2017, Rhodes House, Oxford Education Foundation, on Every Child in School & Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, on Entrepreneurship, generations, and to share ideas and career guidance Recent years have seen enormous advances in Learning Well: Challenges of Elementary Education in India Innovation & Impact - Lessons from Silicon Valley with the current Medical Sciences Scholars at Oxford. the legal rights and cultural acceptance of LGBTQ In 2016-17, Rhodes House is hosting a series people, yet challenges remain and the situation Sir Paul Collier, Professor of Economics and (Connecticut & New College 1985), of conferences around the following themes: varies enormously across geographies, sectors Public Policy, Blavatnik School of Government, Author and political activist, on Feminism and cultures. The Forum will explore what does on Prospects for the Bottom Billion for the 21st Century: What’s Next? 2nd Annual Rhodes Healthcare Forum it mean to be an LGBTQ leader in this context? - Optimisation or Innovation: Making And how might LGBTQ communities change as Dr Tim Evans (Ontario & University 1984), Senior Director, We look forward to welcoming many of you meaningful gains in healthcare they begin to inhabit new roles in society? Health Nutrition Population Global Practice at at Rhodes House in the coming months – as an Convener: Sir John Bell (Alberta & Magdalen the World Bank Group, on Solidarity, Security and expert in your topic, as a participant in one of our 1975), Regius Chair of Medicine at Oxford Systems in Global Health: A Grand Convergence? Fora or as a mentor for Scholars in residence. University and Chair of OSCHR Generation 1.5°C: The intergenerational 12 - 13 November 2016, Rhodes Climate Workshop Rabbi Lisa Grushcow (Québec & Balliol 1996), Rodolfo Lara Rhodes House, Oxford 22 -23 April 2017, Rhodes House, Oxford Senior Rabbi, Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom Director of Programmes and Alumni Relations Few industries have faced calls for disruptive How can this generation limit global warming to in Montreal, on Humour, Humility, Hope: innovation as often as healthcare, with much 1.5 degrees Celsius in their lifetimes and ensure a Leadership through the Eyes of a Female Rabbi hope placed on initiatives such as digitisation sustainable future for those generations to come? and precision medicine. But have these changes This inspiring workshop will run at Rhodes House Andrew Mackenzie, Chief Executive led to meaningful improvements in patient care, during Earth Day weekend. Officer, BHP Billiton, on Science, Leadership, safety and outcomes? Has the effectiveness and Natural Resources and Sustainability efficiency of our healthcare systems improved? All Rhodes conferences are organised by a Should we instead be focussing on closing the gap committee of Scholars in residence and hosted and between best practices in health care and their convened by a senior Scholar with actual adoption and adherence in health systems? experience in the topic. Other events that are currently in the pipeline include the Rhodes New Ventures Forum and the 40th Anniversary of Rhodes women, with both taking place in the summer of 2017.

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Thank You to our Volunteers

The backbone of all the Rhodes Trust’s activities – we could not achieve all this without you! Over the past couple of years, the Character, Service & Leadership programme has grown from strength to strength. We would like to recognise the invaluable contribution made by the Rhodes Scholar moderators who have worked extremely hard to make it such a success! Some of the volunteers ■■Alumni Association committees ■■Everyone who has contributed we would particularly to the Rhodes Scholar Daniel Bloomfield Ian Desai Noelle Lopez like to recognise in ■■Scholars who assist with Network online network. New Jersey & St John’s 1982 Illinois & Merton 2005 Arizona & Balliol 2009 this report include: the Service & Leadership rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk Programme at Rhodes House Rachel Buxton Abdul El-Sayed Swati Mylavarapu ■■Trustees of the Rhodes Trust ■■Scholars who have donated a South Australia & Hertford 1998 Michigan & Oriel 2009 Florida & Wolfson 2005 ■■Class leaders around the world book this year as part of the ■■Members of the four Committees Rosebery Room project Rachel Carrell Nadiya Figueroa Jisung Park of the Rhodes Trust ■■Scholars who wrote sections New Zealand & Balliol 2002 Jamaica & St Catherine’s 2007 New York & Magdalen 2009 of the new Rhodes book ■■Those who wrote articles or ■■Individuals involved in the Fighting the World’s Fight: Rhodes provided content for the 2016 Maria Cecire Elliot Gerson Mayur Patel yearly selection of new Scholars Scholars in Oxford and Beyond Rhodes Scholar magazine Virginia & Keble 2006 Connecticut & Magdalen 1974 Zimbabwe & New College 2004 around the world, including National Secretaries, Selection ■■Those who helped with event ■■Scholars in residence Liliane Chamas Max Harris Jonathan Shapiro Committees and everyone planning and organisation, who volunteer for many Quebec & St John’s 2009 New Zealand & Balliol 2012 California & Oriel 1985 who engages with outreach from local talks to multi- different roles day conferences JanaLee Cherneski Anthony House Natasha Simonsen Saskatchewan & Wolfson 2004 Washington & Christ Church 2003 New South Wales & Magdalen 2009

Tim Cumming Shaun Johnson Bronwyn Tarr South Africa-at-Large & Oriel 1981 South Africa-at-Large & St Catherine’s 1982 St Andrew’s College Grahamstown

& Hertford 2009 Tarunabh Khaitan India & Exeter 2004 Shelley Tianyu Hong Kong & Oriel 2007 Sarah Kleinman Indiana & St Antony’s 2009 Alice Wang New Zealand & St Catherine’s 2014 Michael Lamb Tennessee & Trinity 2004 Eric Wear Arkansas & Brasenose 1985 Kezia Lange South Africa-at-Large & Christ Church 1995 Keon West Jamaica & Balliol 2006 Bill Lewis Virginia & New College 1963

Stace Lindsay Montana & St Anne’s 1988

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Oxford Ranked Number One in the World

Combined collections of the Bodleian Libraries number more than 11 million.

“ This wonderful news [Times Higher Education rankings] recognises the extraordinary talent and dedication of all who work and study at Oxford. We are delighted with this affirmation of our global success and will be Funding collaboration with Oxford working hard to maintain our position.” Oxford’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor Louise Richardson, A close partnership with the University has led to a number of important funding collaborations. on the World University Rankings

he is a remarkable is also providing funds in conjunction with the John place. It is the oldest university in the McCall MacBain Second Century Founder gift. English-speaking world, with teaching The Colleges have been supportive with originating in 1096. In 2016, Oxford became college designated Scholarships (Balliol, Linacre, Tthe first British university to gain the number one Merton, University and Wadham) and also with Oxford has spot in the Times Higher Education (THE) World the two new Scholarships for Syria, Jordan, 22,000 students, University Rankings, which annually compares the Lebanon and Palestine (Balliol, Exeter, Linacre, of which 11,703 are performance of 980 universities across 79 countries. Queen’s, St Cross, University and Worcester). undergraduates and 10,173 are graduate The Rhodes Trust has benefitted from a number We would like to recognise their generosity and students. They study of collaborations with the University of Oxford over the hard work of colleagues across the collegiate at 38 Colleges. the past few years. There has been a very successful University. Gifts to support the Rhodes Scholarships Oxford Graduate Scholarship Matched Funding scheme are recognised as gifts to Oxford Thinking: The which has supported both expansion Scholarships Campaign for the University of Oxford. and college designated Scholarships. The University

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Development Update Thank you to all our generous donors, supporters, volunteers and staff.

hank you to everyone who supports the in support of the next generation of Rhodes Scholars. Advanced stage of funding for the goal is achieved, we will continue to seek support Rhodes Scholarships and the Rhodes Each and every gift makes an impact on the funding announced expansion Scholarships from Rhodes Scholars and our other donors to community. Selection committee requirements and can also catalyse other giving. In June 2016, we announced the new Scholarships for support the enhancement of the Scholarships. members, class leaders, active Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Israel, Malaysia and Funds raised will be used each year to ensure the Tcontributors to the online community, writers Nearly there on the West Africa, and the endowment of the Scholarships for best possible support for the development of young in the Scholar magazine and book, and donors Campaign for the Second Century the . Fundraising for these new leaders and to enhance the Rhodes Scholarships are all valued members of the community. You The vast majority of our fundraising to date Scholarships and the Scholarships announced into the future. Activities funded include: are all helping the Trust achieve its mission of has been for the Campaign for the Second Century last year is nearly complete. We have raised £43.5 developing young leaders for the world’s future. to secure the core Scholarships. All gifts to the million of the required £50 million and are currently ■■Scholar Support The Trust has raised over £200 million in recent campaign directly support the development of young seeking the final funding to complete the endowment years towards (i) the Campaign for the Second Century leaders and take us closer to our goal of funding of the West Africa, Israel and China Scholarships. ■■The Character, Service and Leadership programme to secure the core Scholarships, (ii) funding for new the core Rhodes Scholarships in perpetuity. expansion Scholarships and (iii) the partnership Continued support from Scholars was bolstered Convening, renovation and ■■Connecting current and senior Scholars with the Atlantic Philanthropies to invest in mid- by the Atlantic Philanthropies partnership that mid-career Fellows career Fellows and increase our convening capacity. was announced in June 2016. Over £20 million £50 million of the partnership with the Atlantic ■■Preserving and enhancing Rhodes House facilities Over 2,500 people (including more than half of the Atlantic Philanthropies gift is allocated to Philanthropies is committed to convening Atlantic of all living Rhodes Scholars) and institutions supporting the core Scholarships. This gift and the Fellows and Rhodes Scholars, renovation of Rhodes There are a number of initiatives that we believe have contributed towards this success. Thank many others received from Rhodes Scholars and House and the new Rhodes Fellowships. would further increase the impact of the Scholarships. you to all of you who have given so generously. Trustees means that, as of November 2016, there is The Atlantic Institute is a convening and knowledge- Going forward, we will seek to raise funds for We are enormously grateful to you, our supportive just £5.5 million remaining to achieve the goal. sharing hub for the global network of Atlantic Fellows. these projects with specific project campaigns. volunteer and donor community, for your philanthropy Atlantic Fellows are researchers, teachers, health professionals, activists, scholars, entrepreneurs, ■■The first is to continue to increase the geographic artists, writers, government officials and others scope of the Scholarship such that it is truly dedicated to tackling global challenges to health, global and open to everyone, irrespective equity, opportunity and inclusion. The overlap between of their country of origin. Our next focus the Rhodes Scholars and Atlantic Fellows community is on Sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia, in both topics and aspirations is remarkable. and a new global-at-large Scholarship. The grant also includes a capital project at Rhodes House to create expanded convening in ■■Another is to build on the nascent mid-career Oxford. With Atlantic’s support and additional Fellowship, extending its range of themes funding, we may expand the capacity of Rhodes and taking it to critical mass. Two of the House events to 750, including a large presentation, Fellowships are funded by Atlantic and we arts and theatre space below ground level. have aspirations to increase the number of The Atlantic funding is also helping create a Fellowships to five or more in the near-term. new award, the Rhodes Fellowships, which will support mid-career individuals with breakthrough With your continued support and further funding projects. Two of these Fellowships are now funded. from others, we will continue to increase the Rhodes Scholarships’ significant impact on the world. Why we will continue fundraising Thank you for all your support. It is our ambition to preserve the Rhodes Scholarship as the world’s leading postgraduate Alasdair Maclay Scholarship programme. Once the capital campaign Director of Strategy and Development

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Annual Giving Participation by Country From the ‘boat race’ in last year’s report to the skies above us… This year’s illustration shows the giving participation rates by Scholars in 2015-2016 by country of election.

Canada USA 31.6% Germany 31.3% 31.7%

Australia 27.3%

South Africa 25% New Zealand 23.7%

Other constituencies 7.3%

India 12.8%

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Finance and Investment Report Figure 2 - Combined asset allocation, risk and other exposures The annual report about the Rhodes Trust endowment and a financial update. 100 Cash & CE 7% Cash & CE 13% Legacy Assets 6% 90 Endowment Status It is the policy of the Committee to transfer Other 22% Inflation Hedges 5% he Rhodes Scholarships are funded through to OUEM new gifts to the permanent endowment 80 Property 7% 3+ Years 42% payout from endowment and expendable at the next available investment opportunity, EUR 1% funds received through annual giving. usually within six months. During the year ended T 70 Non Directional 11% As of 30 June, 2016, endowment Assets totaled 30 June, 2016, the Trust transferred £54.5 million £247.7 million, an increase of approximately £60.3 of donations and realisations of legacy assets to USD 29% 60 million from 30 June, 2015, due to a combination OUEM, and received a dividend of £6 million. of the response to the Campaign for the Second Private Equity 26% 50 Century, receipt of funds to secure the new Investment Performance OUEM 87% jurisdiction Scholarships, a donation from Atlantic UEM performance for the year ended 30 40 Philanthropies, and solid investment returns. June, 2016 was 6.8%. Longer term, OUEM 1-3 Years 46% The endowment investment portfolio is overseen has consistently returned CPI + 5%, a key O 30 by The Rhodes Trust Finance and Investment benchmark for preserving the purchasing power GBP 48% Committee which is comprised of Trustees and other of perpetual capital while minimising the risk of 20 Global Enquiries 38% senior investment professionals. The Committee permanent capital loss. Figure 1 outlines OUEM reviews investment strategy, asset allocation, performance. Figure 2 provides the Trust’s combined 10 Annual 5% performance, liquidity and risk on a quarterly basis, asset allocation, liquidity and other exposures. Weekly 7% or more frequently as required. As of 30 June 2016, Figure 1 - OUEM performance 0 87% of the Trust’s assets are managed by Oxford Assets Combined Asset Allocation Liquidity FX

University Endowment Management (OUEM) in a 10 9.7% 9.4% globally diversified, strategic asset allocation based 8.8% portfolio. OUEM was founded by Oxford University Scholar Costs, Endowment and Capital Campaign in 2007, with input from the Rhodes Trust, to he Trust spent £12 million in the year 8 create a unitised endowment portfolio managed 7.2% ended 30 June, 2016. Spending was funded full time by OUEM professionals with appropriate 6.8% by the OUEM dividend of £6 million, £3.8 6.5% T fiduciary oversight. The investment process and million from other liquid assets and £2.2 million 5.8% governance of OUEM are based on the best practices 6 5.5% in expendable fund donations. Approximately 71% of top global endowments and foundations. Rhodes of expenses were related to direct Scholar costs Trustees believe the OUEM investment portfolio and defined as University fees, stipends, travel, medical, programme are well suited to the Trust’s long term 4 and the Service & Leadership Programme. The investment objectives. A Rhodes Trustee is currently Committee reviews the annual budget of the Trust a member of the Investment Committee of OUEM. and recommends it to the full Board of Trustees for

OUEM pays an annual dividend of approximately 4%. 2 approval. Figure 3 gives a detailed breakdown of The remaining 13% of the Trust’s assets Trust expenses aggregated on a per Scholar basis. consist of legacy illiquid assets, primarily Private Though the number varies, on average there Equity, and additional liquid assets sufficient to are 220 Scholars in residence in Oxford. The 0 cover the Trust’s expenses in excess of the OUEM 1 year % 3 years % 5 years % Annualised Trust currently awards 89 Scholarships annually since 2009 dividend. The legacy illiquid assets are managed Return % including four new Scholars from China. They by the Committee with the expectation that they stay in residence for approximately 2.8 years Performance OUEM % CPI +5% benchmark will be invested with OUEM once realised. to complete their programmes of study. After

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Figure 3 - Average cost per Scholar for the year ended 30 June 2016 Figure 4 - Operating expenses and University fees 2007-2016 (in £m)

60,000 6,632 Development and Commercial 12

50,000

10 4,482 Administration overhead

6,632 Development and Commercial 12 Rhodes House, Scholar Programmes, 50,000 5,598 Pastoral care (including Warden and Registrar), 8 Alumni, Network 40,000 10 4,482 Administration overhead Scholar Travel, health insurance, 12 3,294 6 11.6 11.8 selection and Overseas Secretary costs 10.7 Rhodes House, Scholar Programmes, 10 5,598 Pastoral care (including Warden and Registrar), 8 Alumni, Network 8.1 8.5 40,000 4 7.1 6.5 Scholar Travel, health insurance, 12 30,000 5.5 6 11.6 11.8 3,294 selection and Overseas Secretary costs 13,834 Scholar annual stipend 10.7 2 10 8.1 8.5 4 7.1 6.5 30,000 0 5.5 13,834 Scholar annual stipend 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 20,000 2

£300 million is required to fully fund the Core. conferences at Oxford. The funding also supports 0 In September 2013, the Trust 2007announced2008 2009 2010the core2011 Scholarships2012 and2013 helps2014 create a 2015new award,2016 20,000 the Campaign for the Second Century to achieve the Rhodes Fellowships, which will support mid- 21,594 Oxford University fees and College fees 10,000 full funding of the Core. Just £5.5 million career individuals with breakthrough projects. remains to achieve the Campaign goal. £32 million, representing the first instalment A separate entity, The Rhodes Trust Horizon of the grant, was received on 20 June 2016. Fund, has been established to fund Scholarships The year ending 30 June, 2016 was an excellent 21,594 Oxford University fees and College fees from all new jurisdictions. The policy of the Trust financial year for the Trust. Endowment value 10,000 is to fully fund all new Scholarships at inception, increased substantially, investment returns were 0 apart from the Core. To date the Trust has announced strong on an absolute and relative basis, and 1 new Scholarships from China (4) and the United investments made by the Trust in Development Arab Emirates (2). Scholars from Syria, Jordan, capability led to record gifts to the Trust, and record Lebanon and Palestine (2), Israel (2), Malaysia (1) and participation rates by Rhodes Scholars. Additionally, 0 West Africa (1) will be joining them in autumn 2017 the Trust has adopted a disciplined budget process 1 onwards, bringing the total number of Scholarships and is on the way to achieving the goals of its longer to 95. £40 million of the required £50 million has term strategic plan. There is still much work to be fully allocating all expenses, the Trust spends annual expenses from the endowment payout, been raised to date to fully fund these Scholarships. done to make the Trust sustainable, with the top approximately £55,000 per Scholar. These expenses the Trust is financed entirely by payout from On 1 June 2016, the Trust announced a £75 million priority being to raise the additional £5.5 million of have doubled over the past ten years primarily as endowment and gifts. Annual gifts to the Trust have partnership with the Atlantic Philanthropies, an funds necessary to fund the Trust in perpetuity. a result of increases in University fees and living been highly variable. As a result, the Committee international, limited-life Foundation established Thank you for your support. expenses during a time of decreased UK government has recommended to the Trust that over time it by entrepreneur Charles F. Feeney. The Trust will subsidies to Universities. Figure 4 demonstrates adopt an endowment spending rate of no more than work with an interconnected set of Atlantic Fellows Peter Anderson the doubling of operating expenses since 2007. 4%-5%, subject to a smoothing formula designed programmes to create the Atlantic Institute, a central Finance Director and Chief Operating Officer The goal of the Trust is to fully endow all to eliminate the impact of excessively high or low convening and knowledge sharing hub for the global Michael G. McCaffery Scholarships in perpetuity. As opposed to major investment returns. At this spending rate, a total network of Atlantic Fellows. The grant includes a (Pennsylvania & Merton 1975) Universities which typically derive 20% to 30% of endowment of approximately £250 million to capital project to allow for expanded convening and Chair of the Finance and Investment Committee

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My Time in Oxford Carl Britto (India & St John’s 2015) considers his Rhodes experience and how your generosity has enabled A year later I believe I have been enriched as a person in- him to aim higher. sync with what the Rhodes experience intends. My DPhil has given me the opportunity to study pivotal issues n 4 December 2010, I won affecting children in Nepal and India as well work with another junior national WHO and experts in the field in a bid to shift policy. medal in the triple jump. I lost out on the gold Omedal to the then Asian bronze medalist and current national me from doing anything that would ‘distract’ me from my studies as a record holder. I was pleased with medical student. The student athlete concept, largely non-existent in my performance and set my sights India, is one which I always dreamt of embodying, it is now a reality. on working towards making it A year later I believe I have been enriched as a person in-sync to Brazil in 2016 with the hope of with what the Rhodes experience intends. My DPhil has given me being part of the Olympic team. the opportunity to study pivotal issues affecting children in Nepal Fast forward six years and things and India as well work with WHO and experts in the field in a bid to definitely didn’t quite go to plan. I made shift policy. I am constantly encouraged to learn and try things, in it to Brazil though, not as part of the Olympic the scope of my DPhil, which are out of my comfort zone and have team but as a Rhodes Scholar studying the zika virus outbreak. I couldn’t been provided with opportunities to learn from leaders in the field of pursue my Olympic dream owing to a number of circumstances, mostly pathogen genomics and vaccinology. On the track, I made the Oxford revolving around being a medical student in India. Nonetheless, being University Athletics Blue’s team and enjoyed the experiences that a medical doctor who could triple jump, coupled with an active desire came with it. I won both Varsity encounters with Cambridge indoors to reduce India’s child mortality seemed to be the combination that and outdoors going over the blue’s standard consistently. I have the Indian Rhodes Scholarship committee were interested in. also been selected to represent Oxbridge as we take on Ivy League I was awarded the Scholarship to start a DPhil in paediatric teams of Harvard-Yale and UPenn-Cornell in the spring of 2017. infectious disease in 2015 at the Oxford Vaccine group. My first meeting Two more years lie ahead of me. I have decided to not make plans, with the legendary Professor Andrew Pollard will forever be etched as all my plans in this past year have been mediocre in comparison in my memory. He knew that I was driven and would do justice to to what the Rhodes experience and Oxford had to offer. I intend the Scholarship bestowed on me but he was also keen that I continue to continue welcoming every new opportunity which comes my pursuing the triple jump and this was in stark contrast to the ideology way in the belief that our Scholarship is a unique combination of of my teachers and mentors in the Indian academic system who forbade fighting the world’s fight while making one’s dreams a reality.

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China Malaysia Jim Cheng Eu-Gene Cheah (Malaysia & Magdalen 1989) Li Ka Shing Foundation Yayasan Khazanah Shen Nanpeng Stephen A. Schwarzman Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Palestine Cheng Shiqing Saïd Foundation Wang Weixian University of Oxford (OGSMF) and seven Colleges Liang Xinjun Geographical Expansion Huang Yuangeng United Arab Emirates The number of Rhodes Scholars each year is growing. Here are our recent country additions Fengyi Zhang Anonymous benefactor to the Scholarships. Alvin Zhicheng Jiang University of Oxford (OGSMF) West Africa s the Campaign for the Second Century Palestine and the United Arab Emirates. We Carnegie Corporation of New York nears completion of its £150 million have reinstated the Scholarship for Malaysia and Israel Cohen Charitable Trust goal to secure the 83 Scholarships have ambitious plans for even greater number of The Azrieli Foundation (Canada/Israel) Miles Morland which existed in 2013, the Trustees have Scholarships from Africa, India and Pakistan. Clore Israel Foundation University of Oxford (OGSMF) Aapproved expansion to new geographic regions that Expansion has also provided an exciting Eric de Rothschild are critical to a more just and democratic world. opportunity to engage the international Tali Farhadian Weinstein (New Jersey & If any Scholars would like to assist in this The first phase of expansion has added new philanthropic community. For example, the Magdalen 1997) exciting expansion phase by supporting new Scholarships for East and West Africa, Israel, Scholarships for Israel have been supported by a The Gerald Schwartz & Heather Reisman Foundation Scholarships, or would be able to connect us with the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, with total coalition of 13 donors to date. Led by Larry and Judy The Helen Diller Family Foundation philanthropists who might have an interest in new Scholarships expanding from 83 to 95 each Tanenbaum in Canada, this effort has included Ira Gluskin these new geographies, please contact Alasdair year. This means there will be approximately financial support as well as engaging volunteers to Henry Koschitzky (Manitoba & Maclay, Director of Strategy and Development 250 Scholars in residence at any one time. help with outreach to universities and to local media. St Edmund Hall 1958) and Julia Koschitzky at [email protected] Over the last twelve months, the Rhodes Each new Scholarship requires significant David Lopatie Scholarships have seen some remarkable expansion. funding, and as such we would particularly The Polonsky Foundation We have selected the first four Rhodes Scholars like to thank the following individuals and Gerald Sheff and Shanitha Kachan for China, and established new Scholarships foundations for their tremendous support. Lawrence and Judith Tanenbaum in West Africa, Israel, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, University of Oxford (OGSMF)

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Atlantic Partnership Update The Rhodes Trust has a great wealth of knowledge when it comes to The gift from The Atlantic Philanthropies will enable selecting talented individuals, forming strong communities, providing the Rhodes Trust to establish the Atlantic Institute. high quality training and enabling collaborations. These skills will now be used in a mid-career space, so that individuals across all age groups n 1 June we announced a £75 million partnership with The will be able to benefit. It also marks the increasing focus at Rhodes Atlantic Philanthropies whereby the Rhodes Trust will House on bringing people together in order to solve global challenges support its new international network of Atlantic Fellows, collectively, rather than focusing principally on individual achievement. including the establishment of an Atlantic Institute at The Atlantic Institute will be a central convening and knowledge- ORhodes House. This meant The Atlantic Philanthropies became a sharing hub for the global network of Atlantic Fellows, which will be Second Century Founder, joining John McCall MacBain O.C. (Québec hosted at Rhodes House. Dynamic, accomplished leaders and thinkers, & Wadham 1980) who achieved this status in 2013 after the McCall Atlantic Fellows are researchers, teachers, health professionals, MacBain Foundation’s transformational donation to the Rhodes Trust. activists, scholars, entrepreneurs, artists, writers, government officials The new Atlantic Institute will support the international Atlantic and others dedicated to tackling global challenges to health, equity, programmes which have all been set up to have a strong focus on opportunity and inclusion. We expect a high degree of interaction working together, across disciplines and borders. The vision behind between Rhodes Scholars and Atlantic Fellows, including mentoring and them is to help construct fairer, healthier and more inclusive societies. Rhodes Scholars becoming candidates for future Atlantic Fellowships.

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The Rhodes Society

he Rhodes Society was established to recognise those who have told us that they T intend to include a bequest to the Rhodes Scholarship in their will. The Rhodes Scholarships were founded through the historic bequest of , which demonstrates the profound impact that this form of contribution can make. For information about supporting the Scholarships, please visit www.rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk/support.

Douglas A. Darcy Robert G. McKelvey Kenneth Carty Chisanga Puta-Chekwe V. Mary Abraham IN MEMORIAM (Newfoundland & Balliol 1940) (Connecticut & Merton 1959) (New Brunswick & Jesus 1966) (Zambia & Exeter 1976) (Maritimes & St Antony’s 1987) CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER Mary Frechtling and Louis G.L. Cawkwell Jon B. McLin Richard L. Schaper Frechtling (New Zealand & Christ Church 1946) (Arkansas & Wadham 1960) (New York & University 1967) Kenneth Been Robert W. Radtke (Ohio & Queen’s 1936) and Anita Ostrom (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol 1977) (Massachusetts & New College 1987) Edmund Tucker Paul B. Van Buren Stephen E. Somers (Canada-at-Large & New College 1946) (South Dakota & University 1960) Robert Calderisi Edgar C. Gentle Brian J. Rolfes (in memory of George F. Somers, CLASS LEADER (Québec & St Peter’s 1968) (Alabama & Pembroke 1977) (Prairies & Wadham 1989) Utah & Lincoln 1936) Alastair Gillespie CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (British Columbia & Queen’s 1947) Duane W. Krohnke Shazia Azim Charles F. Barber (Iowa & Worcester 1961) Lee Johnston Eileen E. Gillese (Pakistan & University 1993) (Illinois & Balliol 1939) David S. Shwayder (Rhodesia & St Catherine’s 1968) (Alberta & Wadham 1977) and Lois L. Barber (California & Christ Church 1948) Fred L. Morrison and Robert D. Badun Robert Wilkinson (Kansas & Exeter 1961) Randall Caudill (, Alistair Stephen Walter S. Frank (Iowa & Worcester 1969) Johan Koornhof & Balliol 1993) (South African College School, (Maryland & Wadham 1949) Gaines Post (South Africa-at-Large & Hertford 1980) Newlands & University 1941) (Wisconsin & New College 1961) Barry May Andrew McCarthy E. David Morgan (Rhodesia & Brasenose 1969) John H. McCall MacBain O.C. (South Africa-at-Large & Magdalen 1996) Leon Knoll (Newfoundland & Oriel 1950) George Vella-Coleiro (Québec & Wadham 1980) (South African College School, (Malta & Oriel 1961) Brian Belchers CLASS LEADER Loraine Ronchi Newlands & St Edmund Hall 1946) Michael Shaw (St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown (Ontario & St Edmund Hall 1996) (East Africa & Brasenose 1950) Brian B.H. King & Hertford 1970) Phillip Hughes (Rhodesia & Exeter 1962) (Queensland & Trinity 1981) Zachary S. Morris (Tasmania & Wadham 1947) John Poynter Eric Redman (Wisconsin & Wadham 2002) ( & Magdalen 1951) Philip H. Martin (Washington & Magdalen 1970) Norman O’Bryan CLASS LEADER Charles J. Merdinger (Illinois & Magdalen 1963) (Victoria & Wadham 1981) (Wisconsin & Brasenose 1947) James Gobbo Donald J. Gogel Megan Wheeler (Victoria & Magdalen 1952) Joseph H. Romig (New Jersey & Balliol 1971) Daniel Bloomfield (New Hampshire & Magdalen 2002) John Kennedy (Colorado & Wadham 1963) CLASS LEADER (New Jersey & St John’s 1982) CLASS LEADER (New South Wales & Balliol 1959) Julian Ogilvie Thompson CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & and Barbara M. Romig Hugh Ashton Anthony P. House Elizabeth Fallaize Worcester 1953) (Rhodesia & New College 1973) Guy Coughlan (Washington & Christ Church 2003) CLASS LEADER R.W. Johnson (Western Australia & Trinity 1982) Anonymous (2) (Natal & Magdalen 1964) Nicholas W. Allard Anonymous (5) Colin Maiden (New York & Merton 1974) Charalee F. Graydon (New Zealand & Exeter 1955) Robert Kudrle CLASS LEADER (Prairies & Wadham 1982) Robert Fellowes CLASS LEADER (Oregon & Merton 1964) and Venetia Kudrle Elliot F. Gerson Graham Light Rosalind Hedley-Miller John H. Morrison (Connecticut & Magdalen 1974) (Zimbabwe & St Peter’s 1982) (New Mexico & University 1955) Robert S. Munford III and Jessica Herzstein Miles Morland CLASS LEADER (Mississippi & Balliol 1964) Charles Conn John Bell (Massachusetts & Balliol 1983) David Mungall Graeme L. Salmon Larry L. Pressler (Alberta & Magdalen 1975) (Tasmania & Merton 1955) (South Dakota & St Edmund Hall 1964) Gilly Filsner Andrew Nordin Michael G. McCaffery (Québec & Trinity 1984) Sholto Hebenton Deryck Schreuder (Pennsylvania & Merton 1975) Sarah Theobald (British Columbia & Keble 1957) (Rhodesia & New College 1964) Elleke Boehmer CLASS LEADER C.P. (Kip) Hall (South Africa-at-Large & St John’s 1985) John Corbett (New Jersey & Exeter 1976) Selwyn Kossuth (Queensland & St Catherine’s 1965) Ian Jackman (Transvaal & University 1958) Robert S. Harrison (New South Wales & University 1985) Douglas McCalla (New Jersey & St John’s 1976) Roger Barrett (Alberta & Oriel 1965) Ken Crouse (Rhodesia & Worcester 1959) (Wyoming & Lincoln 1986)

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SECOND Michael G. McCaffery Julian Ogilvie Thompson CENTURY FOUNDERS (Pennsylvania & Merton 1975) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Worcester 1953) In recognition of Leadership Donors Patrick Pichette CLASS LEADER transformational giving at the (Québec & Pembroke 1987) £50 million or more threshold. Lief D. Rosenblatt In recognition of lifetime giving and pledges in support of the Stephen A. Schwarzman (Massachusetts & Magdalen 1974) Scholarships. These donors have invested in the Rhodes Scholarships John H. McCall MacBain O.C. John Wylie Gerald Sheff and Shanitha Kachan (Québec & Wadham 1980) (Queensland & Balliol 1983) for the next century. We salute their generosity. CLASS LEADER Lawrence and Judith Tanenbaum and Marcy McCall MacBain Fengyi Zhang Malcolm Turnbull The Atlantic Philanthropies (New South Wales & Brasenose 1978) Anonymous (3) INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF 21ST CENTURY FELLOW BENEFACTORS In recognition of In recognition of a commitment CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE transformational giving at the of $1 million or more. £10 million or more threshold. In recognition of a commitment of £150,000 or The Azrieli Foundation more, which sustains at least Anonymous (1) (Canada/Israel) one Scholar recipient through his or her studies at Oxford. Thomas A. Barron (Colorado & Balliol 1974) Bronte Adams Gerald J. Cardinale (Western Australia & Balliol 1986) GLOBAL (Pennsylvania & Christ Church 1989) RHODES FELLOW CLASS LEADER Antony Ball (St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown In recognition of Jim Cheng & Pembroke 1983) transformational giving at the £5 million or more threshold. Cohen Charitable Trust Charles F. Barber (Illinois & Balliol 1939) Charles Conn and Lois L. Barber Andrew Banks (Massachusetts & Balliol 1983) (Florida & St Edmund Hall 1976) Carnegie Corporation of New York CLASS LEADER Rod Eddington (Western Australia & Lincoln 1974) Mark Chiba Julian Robertson (Victoria & St John’s 1990) Michael Fitzpatrick Saïd Foundation (Western Australia & St John’s 1975) Clore Israel Foundation Yayasan Khazanah Eileen E. Gillese Fred Cohen (Alberta & Wadham 1977) and (Florida & Wolfson 1978) Robert D. Badun CLASS LEADER and Carolyn Klebanoff Bruns H. Grayson (California & University 1974) Sandra Ann Colbourne INTERNATIONAL CLASS LEADER (Newfoundland & Corpus Christi 1980) COUNCIL OF BENEFACTORS, Robert S. Harrison John Collis FOUNDER’S CIRCLE (New Jersey & St John’s 1976) (Bermuda & Corpus Christi 1979) and Judith Collis In recognition of Alvin Zhicheng Jiang transformational giving at the Eric de Rothschild £2.5 million or more threshold. Lee Hysan Foundation Forbes Elworthy Li Ka Shing Foundation (New Zealand & Lady Margaret Hall 1986) CLASS LEADER Dominic Barton Miles Morland (British Columbia & Brasenose 1984) CLASS LEADER John R. Evans John Moussouris (Ontario & University 1953) (Connecticut & Merton 1971) and Timothy Evans Donald J. Gogel and Jessica Valdespino (New Jersey & Balliol 1971) (Ontario & University 1984) CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER

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Tali Farhadian Weinstein Tim Orton Hans-Paul Bürkner The Heineman-Russell Roy Niven Andrew Wilkinson (New Jersey & Magdalen 1997) (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen 1986) (Germany & St Catherine’s 1976) Family Foundation (Rhodesia & Balliol 1973) (Prairies & Magdalen 1980) and Boaz Weinstein CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER and Anne Niven CLASS LEADER Clive Hildebrand Spencer Fleischer The Polonsky Foundation Peter Carfagna (Queensland & Wadham 1960) Andrew Nussbaum Daryl Williams (South Africa-at-Large & Lincoln 1976) (Ohio & University 1975) (Illinois & Merton 1985) (Western Australia & Wadham 1965) Michael Rennie and Rita Carfagna Bart Holaday Ronald Forbes (Western Australia & Worcester 1983) (North Dakota & Exeter 1965) Stephen Oxman Liang Xinjun (St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown David Cash and Cathy Holaday (New Jersey & New College 1967) & Hertford 1968) Rose Hills Foundation (Bermuda & St John’s 1988) Anonymous (1) and Judith Landsberg Chen Hong Bob Peck David C. Frederick The Gerald Schwartz & Heather (Texas & Magdalen 1988) (Texas & University 1983) Reisman Foundation David Celermajer John Hood and Ellen Peck CLASS LEADER (New South Wales & New College 1983) (New Zealand & Worcester 1976) Robert A. Sternfels Christopher Peisch Claude Génereux (California & Worcester 1992) Eu-Gene Cheah Jacques Hurtubise (Vermont & Worcester 1975) RHODES PATRON (Québec & St John’s 1985) and Ashley Sternfels (Malaysia & Magdalen 1989) (Québec & Trinity 1978) In recognition of a commitment and the Génereux Family Michael Penington of £10,000 or more. Templeton World Charity Francis Chong Preston Hutchings (Australia-at-Large & New College 1980) Andrew Grant Foundation, Inc (Singapore & St Antony’s 1994) (Bermuda & Christ Church 1978) (New Zealand & Lady Margaret Hall 1990) and Lai Leng Soh Power Corporation of Canada William Wachtel (Singapore & Trinity 1992) Zhao Jianjun Ralph D. Amado Patrick C. Haden Kent Price (California & New College 1954) (California & Worcester 1975) Bernard M. Wolfe Clayton Christensen David Lawther Johnson (Montana & Pembroke 1967) (Saskatchewan & Exeter 1958) (Utah & Queen’s 1975) (Indiana & New College 1974) Arch Insurance Company Griffith R. Harsh, IV CLASS LEADER Laurence Rabinowitz (Alabama & New College 1975) Anonymous (2) John Kennedy (South Africa-at-Large & Merton 1983) Christoph Avenarius (Germany & St John’s 1990) and Margaret C. Whitman C. Sean Day (New South Wales & Balliol 1959) CLASS LEADER (South African College School, Newlands & Joseph L. Badaracco Oriel 1974) John Kirby Claus-Jorg Rütsch Rosalind Hedley-Miller (Missouri & Pembroke 1971) and Ginny Day (Virginia & Merton 1962) (Germany & University 1974) The Helen Diller Family and Susan Cullman CLASS LEADER SCHOLAR SPONSOR Ronald Bancroft Foundation Paul M. Dodyk (Maine & Oriel 1965) In recognition of a commitment (Michigan & Magdalen 1959) Jonathan Lampe Seattle Foundation (Manitoba & New College 1977) Henry Koschitzky of £30,000 or more. (Manitoba & St Edmund Hall 1958) and Family Cheng Shiqing Douglas Beck Jeremy Ellis (California & New College 1992) and Julia Koschitzky (Western Australia & Brasenose 1959) Graham Light John Simon CLASS LEADER Gary Lawrence Nicholas W. Allard (Zimbabwe & St Peter’s 1982) (Massachusetts & New College 1984) (New York & Merton 1974) James Farley Frank Berman (Ontario & St Edmund Hall 1980) (Ontario & Oriel 1962) CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (Cape Province & Wadham 1961) CLASS LEADER Robert G. McKelvey and Susan Simon (Connecticut & Merton 1959) William Altman Gordon Fell Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (New South Wales & Balliol 1987) Thomas Snow Richard Lee (Texas & Pembroke 1980) (New South Wales & Worcester 1971) John McKenna (Victoria & Magdalen 2000) and Danguole Altman (Queensland & Magdalen 1984) Daniel Bloomfield CLASS LEADER Chip Filson (New Jersey & St John’s 1982) (Illinois & Merton 1966) Guy St Germain Bill Andrews CLASS LEADER David Lopatie and Joan Filson Kathleen L. McLaughlin (Québec & Merton 1957) (Bermuda & St Edmund Hall 1969) (Arizona & Balliol 1987) Philip C. Ma John Tudor Broadridge Financial Solutions Anthony Ardington L. Yves Fortier (Saskatchewan & University 1986) (Québec & Magdalen 1958) C. Thomas McMillen (South African College School, (Eastern Province & Corpus Christi 1963) (Maryland & University 1974) Newlands & Brasenose 1992) Robert Calderisi CLASS LEADER (Québec & St Peter’s 1968) Robert Maloney Richard J. Balfour CLASS LEADER (California & Magdalen 1979) Elliot F. Gerson Robert Mitchell Timothy A. Vanderver Jr. (Québec & St Edmund Hall 1971) (North Dakota & Merton 1974) (Alabama & Exeter 1965) and Nicole Maloney (Connecticut & Magdalen 1974) David A. Campbell and Jessica Herzstein William G. Bardel Yves-Marie Morissette Lippold von Klencke (Texas & St John’s 1990) Jacko Maree (New Jersey & University 1961) (St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown & (Québec & Exeter 1973) (Germany & St John’s 1970) Ira Gluskin Charles Carter Pembroke 1978) and Penny Bardel CLASS LEADER George Munroe (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Wolfson CLASS LEADER James G. Basker Timothy Gokey 1986) (North Dakota & New College 1983) (Illinois & Christ Church 1949) Hamed Wardak (Oregon & Christ Church 1976) (Virginia & Magdalen 1997) CLASS LEADER Bronek Masojada CLASS LEADER (South Africa-at-Large & Trinity 1985) Laurence S. Grafstein Lissa Muscatine (California & Wadham 1977) Alastair Christie CLASS LEADER (Ontario & Balliol 1982) Michele S. Warman Jasjit S. Bhattal and Bradley Graham (New York & Magdalen 1982) (Victoria & Exeter 1967) and Jane Masojada (India & Magdalen 1979) CLASS LEADER Malcolm Greenway Richard Cogswell (Rhodesia & Wadham 1972) Robert A. Norton and Larry Hirschfield Andrew Michelmore Michael A. Boyd (Tasmania & St Peter’s 1974) (Victoria & New College 1976) (Natal & Lincoln 1959) (Florida & Queen’s 1958) Wang Weixian Stephen Gumley Richard M. Cooper (Tasmania & St Catherine’s 1979) Trevor Norwitz Barry Nalebuff Jonathan Broomberg (Pennsylvania & University 1964) (Massachusetts & Nuffield 1980) (South African College School, Peter Wetherall (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol 1985) and Helen Kauder Alan Hamer Newlands & Keble 1987) (Queensland & Balliol 1978) (Victoria & Magdalen 1938)

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Steven A. Crown Murray Hofmeyr Todd Millay Marc Tessier-Lavigne (Washington & Queen’s 1980) (Cape Province & Worcester 1948) (Oregon & Christ Church 1992) (Québec & New College 1980) CLASS LEADER Peter Hollingsworth Robert S. Munford III Michael Tselentis Timothy Cumming (Western Australia & Magdalen 1970) (Mississippi & Balliol 1964) (Rhodesia & Magdalen 1973) (South Africa-at-Large & Oriel 1981) CLASS LEADER Bryan Horrigan Mary G. Murphy William Waldegrave (Queensland & University 1986) (New York & St Catherine’s 1981) Bo Cutter CLASS LEADER John Watson (Virginia & Balliol 1964) Lee Johnston (New South Wales & Magdalen 1977) (Rhodesia & St Catherine’s 1968) Swati Mylavarapu CLASS LEADER Roger Davis (Florida & Wolfson 2005) (New South Wales & Pembroke 1974) Peter Kalis Jillian M. Welch (West Virginia & Brasenose 1973) Shen Nanpeng (Prairies & Brasenose 1980) Geoffrey E.L. Dougherty (Québec & Worcester 1973) Peter Kanowski David Newby Olivia L. White (Australia-at-Large & St John’s 1983) (Western Australia & Wadham 1966) (Utah & Merton 1997) Alan Draper (Natal & Pembroke 1974) Susan L. Karamanian Richard Pan James Wiley (Alabama & Somerville 1980) (Ontario & Balliol 1998) (New South Wales & University 1958) Jan Durand (Paul Roos Gymnasium, Liam Kelly Robin Plumbridge Danny Williams Stellenbosch & Templeton 1990) (Queensland & Magdalen 1989) (St Andrew’s College, (Newfoundland & Keble 1969) Grahamstown & Trinity 1954) Michael Elias John Kerr Mark R. Williams (Tasmania & Brasenose 1988) Hugh Possingham (Kansas & New College 1973) David Kirk (Australia-at-Large & St John’s 1984) John Ettinger (New Zealand & Worcester 1985) William Wong (New York & Merton 1973) Thomas Powrie (Hong Kong & Wadham 1994) CLASS LEADER David Klemm (Saskatchewan & Exeter 1955) (Germany & Hertford 1995) Joseph Wood The Estate of Elizabeth Fallaize Aditya Rana (Indiana & Balliol 1963) Karl Knapp (India & Merton 1983) Brian G. Firth (Idaho & Pembroke 1981) Huang Yuangeng (South Africa-at-Large & Exeter 1972) Jürgen Reitmaier Guy Lancaster (Germany & Magdalen 1972) Anonymous (2) Eric O. Fornell (Bermuda & Corpus Christi 1981) (Michigan & Magdalen 1978) and Timothy Lancaster Richard Rempel (Bermuda & Corpus Christi 1976) (Saskatchewan & Worcester 1959) The Estate of Mary Frechtling, widow of Louis Frechtling George Laurence Anthony Roediger (Ohio & Queen’s 1936) (Cape Province & University 1969) (South Australia & Magdalen 1997)

Brian Glasser Augustus G. Lilly Brian Rolfes (West Virginia & Lincoln 1988) (Newfoundland & University 1971) (Prairies & Wadham 1989) and Janet L. Lilly and Brad Berg Ian Glenday (South African College School, Roland Lines Jeffrey Rudman Newlands & Magdalen 1970) (Bermuda & Brasenose 1962) (Massachusetts & New College 1970) and Marian Lines and Susan Fried Henry R. Glyde (Alberta & Wadham 1960) Robert Long Graeme L. Salmon (North Carolina & Pembroke 1980) (Tasmania & Merton 1955) David Goddard (New Zealand & University 1984) Ian Lowitt Andrew Serazin (South Africa-at-Large & Merton 1987) (Ohio & Balliol 2003) Gordon and Betty CLASS LEADER Moore Foundation Ankur Luthra and Emily (Ludwig) Serazin (California & Mansfield 2003) (West Virginia & New College 2004) David Hamer (Ontario & Merton 1974) Alasdair Maclay Brett Shaheen (Pennsylvania & Christ Church 2006) Herman Hamilton John Madden CLASS LEADER (Alabama & Exeter 1950) (British Columbia & Magdalen 1961) Charles Shanor Sarah Harding Paul Markovich (Florida & Christ Church 1970) (Maritimes & Lincoln 1989) (North Dakota & University 1989) and Mark Ouweleen Han Spoel (Maryland & Lincoln 1987) Donald Melrose (Transvaal & Trinity 1951) (Tasmania & Exeter 1962) CLASS LEADER Edward F. Henzell (Queensland & St Edmund Hall 1952) Merck Partnership For Giving A. Douglas Stone CLASS LEADER (Massachusetts & Balliol 1976)

38 SECOND CENTURY ANNUAL REPORT 39 Honour Roll of Donors Honour Roll of Donors

1941 1951 1954 Alistair Stephen Kenneth Lund Laurie Ackermann * Honour Roll of Donors (South African College School, Newlands & (New Brunswick & St Edmund Hall) (Cape Province & Worcester) University) CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER Ralph D. Amado Donations received in financial year 1 July 2015 - 30 June 2016 James H. Taylor (California & New College) (Ontario & Balliol) * Symbol marks all those donors who have contributed consecutively for the CLASS LEADER James J. Barnes 1946 (Minnesota & New College) last three financial years. They are awarded a Rhodes ‘Oxford Blue’. G.L. Cawkwell * Thomas H. Blackburn (New Zealand & Christ Church) 1952 (Massachusetts & Jesus) CLASS LEADER Leon Knoll Michael Bennett * (South African College School, (Virginia & Balliol) Roger Bull Newlands & St Edmund Hall) (Ontario & Balliol) Alain C. Enthoven Anthony van Ryneveld * (Washington & New College) Eliot Hawkins * (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Trinity) (New York & Balliol) David Gilbert (Bermuda & Brasenose) Anthony Jaffey * (Rhodesia & Oriel) 1947 Edward F. Henzell * (Queensland & St Edmund Hall) Richard G. Lugar George Rebh CLASS LEADER (Indiana & Pembroke) (Michigan & Magdalen) H. Ian Macdonald Robert O. Paxton (Ontario & Balliol) (Virginia & Merton) CLASS LEADER 1948 Robin Plumbridge Francis Frank Vella * (St Andrew’s College, Douglas Anglin (Malta & St John’s) Grahamstown & Trinity) (Ontario & Corpus Christi) Arthur Wasserman Paul Sarbanes Murray Hofmeyr (New York & Lincoln) (Maryland & Balliol) (Cape Province & Worcester) Paul Sheats Ross Macdonald * (Maryland & Balliol) (Massachusetts & New College) 1953 Patrick Sullivan A. Gaston Hall (Malta & Queen’s) (Mississippi & St John’s) 1949 Storrs McCall William J. Barber (Québec & New College) (Kansas & Balliol) and Sheila Barber * William E. McCulloh (Ohio & Merton) J. Michael Jaffey (Rhodesia & St Edmund Hall) Robert N. Morrison (Québec & Balliol) Gerard La Forest * (New Brunswick & St John’s) Julian Ogilvie Thompson * (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Henry James Newdigate Worcester) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch CLASS LEADER & University) W. Brown Patterson * (North Carolina & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER 1950 Kenneth Reich Herman Hamilton * (Wisconsin & Balliol) (Alabama & Exeter) Stephen Stamas * Lawrence C. McQuade (Massachusetts & Balliol) 1955 (Arizona & New College) Chris Van Zyl Jack S. Dennis (Orange Free State & Exeter) (Oklahoma & Balliol)

Kenneth Fisher (Minnesota & Queen’s)

40 SECOND CENTURY ANNUAL REPORT 41 Honour Roll of Donors Honour Roll of Donors

Rex L. Jamison * Sholto Hebenton * Gary R. Noble 1960 Fred L. Morrison * 1963 (Iowa & Merton) (British Columbia & Keble) (Michigan & Balliol) (Kansas & Exeter) CLASS LEADER Robert Aspden Russell Carpenter * Verdel A. Kolve * Joseph Nye (New Zealand & University) Antony Polonsky (Rhode Island & New College) (Wisconsin & Jesus) Peter S. Paine Jr. * (New Jersey & Exeter) (Transvaal & Worcester) (New York & Christ Church) and Mary Nye * Ralph Bryant William Holland John H. Morrison * (North Carolina & Magdalen) Ralph Raymond (Nebraska & Lincoln) (New Mexico & University) Richard Pfaff * Melvin Laurence Popofsky * (Idaho & Queen’s) CLASS LEADER (Kansas & Magdalen) (Iowa & Oriel) Robert G. Edge * Richard Klass (Georgia & Oriel) Eng-Liang Tan (New York & Trinity) Thomas Powrie Robert I. Rotberg * David Vere-Jones (Singapore & Balliol) (Saskatchewan & Exeter) (New Jersey & University) (New Zealand & Magdalen) Leslie Epstein William Lewis * CLASS LEADER (California & Merton) George Vella-Coleiro * (Virginia & New College) Roger Raab Bernard M. Wolfe * (Malta & Oriel) (Natal & Christ Church) John Schioler * (Saskatchewan & Exeter) Henry R. Glyde Philip H. Martin * (Manitoba & Corpus Christi) (Alberta & Wadham) (Illinois & Magdalen) Robert Solomon Graham Wright (New South Wales & Wadham) George Thomas Jr. (New Zealand & Balliol) Jon B. McLin * 1962 Eric McAllister * (Virginia & St John’s) (Arkansas & Wadham) (Nova Scotia & Brasenose) Richard S. Thompson Charles Baillie (Washington & University) John Wofford Matthew Nimetz (Cape Province & Trinity) Robert P. McNeill (New York & Balliol) 1959 (New York & Balliol) (Indiana & New College) Ed Berman * Mark Bewsher * John Rayner (Maine & Exeter) William Neville 1956 (Tasmania & Balliol) (Québec & Corpus Christi) (Manitoba & Exeter) Winston J. Churchill B. Conn Anderson * Paul M. Dodyk * Timothy Escott Reid * (Pennsylvania & New College) Joseph Price * (Alabama & Brasenose) (Michigan & Magdalen) (Ontario & Christ Church) (Mississippi & Worcester) David Cuthbertson * Rupert Charles Bromley * Michael Gillette Paul B. Van Buren * (New Brunswick & Brasenose) Walter Slocombe (Rhodesia & Christ Church) (Maine & Brasenose) (South Dakota & University) (Michigan & Balliol) CLASS LEADER Stephen Dickinson Robert Picken * Thomas Hill * (Minnesota & Oriel) Harley Smyth (Colorado & St John’s) (Minnesota & University) (Ontario & Balliol) James R. Doty Robert B. Pirie * Bradley Hosmer * 1961 (Texas & Merton) Robert Smythe * (Nebraska & Magdalen) (North Dakota & Exeter) (New Jersey & Exeter) Mark Baker * John Kirby Neil Rudenstine C. Powell Hutton (Rhodesia & Christ Church) (Virginia & Merton) Sam Westbrook * (Connecticut & New College) (Colorado & Balliol) and Susan Cullman * (Alaska & Trinity) CLASS LEADER William G. Bardel John Kennedy (New Jersey & University) Andrew Ledingham * Joseph Wood * Edward Selig (New South Wales & Balliol) and Penny Bardel * (Rhodesia & University) (Indiana & Balliol) (Massachusetts & Merton) Ronald J. Lee * Frank Berman * William Megill A. G. Ross Sheil (Minnesota & Oriel) (Cape Province & Wadham) (Ontario & St Edmund Hall) (Queensland & Balliol) 1958 1964 Ronald Manzer Gregory Brandt Francis Morton Robert Sider * Michael A. Boyd * (New Brunswick & University) (Saskatchewan & Balliol) (Manitoba & St John’s) Robin Boadway (Saskatchewan & Exeter) (Florida & Queen’s) (Saskatchewan & Exeter) Don Mathieson Dean Copeland * Bruce Partridge * CLASS LEADER Alasdair Sinclair Sandy Fetter * (New Zealand & University) (Mississippi & St John’s) (New Jersey & New College) (Nova Scotia & New College) (Massachusetts & Balliol) Ted Chamberlin Robert G. McKelvey David Eisenberg David Roe * (British Columbia & St Edmund Hall) Reginald Stanton * L. Yves Fortier (Connecticut & Merton) (Illinois & Queen’s) (Colorado & Pembroke) (New Jersey & Balliol) (Québec & Magdalen) and Lucy Eisenberg * Michael Cook (New York & New College) CLASS LEADER Sidney Noel * Judson Sheridan * (Newfoundland & Corpus Christi) Duane W. Krohnke * (Minnesota & Trinity) James Gunton (Iowa & Worcester) Richard M. Cooper * 1957 (Oregon & Merton) Robert A. Norton Jeffrey F. Sicha * (Pennsylvania & University) (Natal & Lincoln) John Madden * (Ohio & Corpus Christi) David Evans Lloyd Higgs * (British Columbia & Magdalen) Wesley Cragg (South Australia & New College) (New Brunswick & University) Richard Rempel Brijraj Singh * (Alberta & Oriel) (Saskatchewan & Worcester) Murray McLachlan (India & Lincoln) Thomas Gelehrter * A.E. Dick Howard * (Natal & Wadham) Bo Cutter (Ohio & Wadham) (Virginia & Christ Church) Frank Von Hippel Terence Veeman * (Virginia & Balliol) (Massachusetts & Magdalen) Paul Miles (Saskatchewan & Exeter) Erich S. Gruen Keith McCall * (Georgia & Christ Church) Thomas Gerrity (Virginia & Merton) (Natal & Queen’s) David L. Boren (Maryland & Merton) James S. Moose (Oklahoma & Balliol) Harry Havens Jason McManus (Arkansas & Magdalen) D. Michael Grace * (Alabama & University) (North Carolina & New College) (Ontario & St John’s)

42 SECOND CENTURY ANNUAL REPORT 43 Honour Roll of Donors Honour Roll of Donors

Morley Hollenberg Philip Slayton 1967 1968 Adrian De Hoog (Manitoba & St Catherine’s) (Manitoba & Exeter) (Saskatchewan & Worcester) CLASS LEADER Charles Abbot Bruce Amos * Morton G. Kahan * (Alabama & New College) (Ontario & Balliol) David Gass (Connecticut & Balliol) Andrew Spray * (New Brunswick & Brasenose) CLASS LEADER (British Columbia & St John’s) John Alexander Michael Bloom (Tennessee & Magdalen) (Orange Free State & Keble) Dirk Hertzog Robert Kudrle Keith Stevenson * (Paul Roos Gymnasium, (Oregon & Merton) (South African College School, Thomas Allen * George C. Butte Stellenbosch & Pembroke) and Venetia Kudrle * Newlands & Trinity) (Maine & Wadham) (Arizona & New College) John Inglis David J. Lutzer * Daryl Williams * John Beckett James Crawford (Diocesan College, Rondebosch (Nebraska & Balliol) (Western Australia & Wadham) (New Zealand & Merton) (Missouri & Balliol) & Mansfield)

Robert S. Munford III * David R. Bock * Douglas Eakeley * George Laurence * (Mississippi & Balliol) (Idaho & Jesus) (New Jersey & University) (Cape Province & University) 1966 CLASS LEADER Thomas Rowe Jr. Kenneth Brecher * Richard Menaker * (Michigan & Balliol) Stephen Bergman (Illinois & New College) William A. Fletcher (Virginia & New College) (Massachusetts & Balliol) (Washington & Merton) CLASS LEADER Lee Saperstein * Alastair Christie * (Montana & Queen’s) Gilles Berthiaume * (Victoria & Exeter) Richard French * Steven Michaud * 1970 (Québec & Keble) (British Columbia & Magdalen) (Minnesota & Jesus) William Wakelin William Clendaniel CLASS LEADER Brian Belchers * (New Zealand & University) L.G. Black (Vermont & Merton) Patrick Norton * (St Andrew’s College, (St Andrew’s College, John M. Isaacson (Pennsylvania & New College) Grahamstown & Hertford) Grahamstown & Trinity) John Doyle * (Maine & University) (South Australia & Magdalen) John H. Page Bruce Boucher * 1965 Andrew Brook * Lee Johnston * (Nova Scotia & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER (Alberta & Queen’s) Michael Duff (Rhodesia & St Catherine’s) (Alabama & Magdalen) Ronald Bancroft * (Missouri & Worcester) Steven B. Pfeiffer (Maine & Oriel) Kenneth Carty * Boisfeuillet Jones * (New Jersey & Christ Church) Richard R. Crocker (New Brunswick & Jesus) Ronald Katz (Georgia & Exeter) (Alabama & Queen’s) Tom Bedford (Missouri & Balliol) Randel Phillips (Natal & St Edmund Hall) Richard Cohen Robert Kimberly (North Carolina & Wadham) James M. Fallows (Texas & St John’s) K.C. (Kim) Mackenzie * (Connecticut & New College) (California & Queen’s) George T.H. Cooper (Alberta & St Peter’s) Michael A. Ponsor * (Nova Scotia & University) Stewart Early * Robert D. McCallum Jr. (Minnesota & Pembroke) Raymond G. Gibbons CLASS LEADER (Pennsylvania & Brasenose) Warren Magnusson (Tennessee & Christ Church) (New Jersey & New College) CLASS LEADER (Manitoba & Corpus Christi) Bob Rae * John Corbett David Millener (Ontario & Balliol) Ian Glenday * (Queensland & St Catherine’s) Chip Filson Karl A. Marlantes (New Zealand & St Catherine’s) CLASS LEADER (South African College School, (Illinois & Merton) (Oregon & University) Newlands & Magdalen) Thomas Cotton and Joan Filson Thomas Reinecke Chris Sherwell * (Texas & New College) Stephen Oxman * (Wisconsin & St John’s) (Rhodesia & Corpus Christi) Derek Green and Melinda Howe * Curt Hessler (New Jersey & New College) (Newfoundland & Wadham) (California & Balliol) Frederic Ris Danny Williams John J. Gearen * Peter Pedersen * (Colorado & Wadham) (Newfoundland & Keble) Eric Hanson * (Indiana & Merton) David E. Kendall * (Nebraska & Oriel) and Ayliffe Ris * (Michigan & Balliol) (Indiana & Worcester) David Williams * Benjamin Heineman Kent Price * Andrew B. Sancton * (New Zealand & Balliol) Peter Hempenstall * (Illinois & Balliol) Michael Martin * (Montana & Pembroke) (Québec & Queen’s) (Queensland & Magdalen) and Cristine Russell Heineman (Iowa & New College) Robert Randolph * Richard Stearns * David Hicks Peter Hewson Stephen R. Munzer * (Virginia & Magdalen) (California & Balliol) (New Jersey & Jesus) (Cape Province & Trinity) (Kansas & Corpus Christi) Stephen Schaffran Strobe Talbott Murray Jamieson * Nicholas Hope * David Newby * (California & Balliol) (Ohio & Magdalen) (New Zealand & Merton) (Tasmania & Balliol) (Western Australia & Wadham) CLASS LEADER Richard L. Schaper John Timothy Londergan * James O’Toole (New York & University) David Jones * (Delaware & Merton) (California & Hertford) and Anita Ostrom 1969 (Alberta & Balliol)

Douglas McCalla * Robert H. Rawson Jr. Robert Stillwell Derek Allen Eric Redman (Alberta & Oriel) (Ohio & New College) (South Carolina & Oriel) (Ontario & Magdalen) (Washington & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER William C. McGrew Samuel Stocking Bill Andrews Jeffrey Rudman (Oklahoma & Merton) Michael Spence (Washington & St John’s) (Bermuda & St Edmund Hall) (Massachusetts & New College) (Ontario & Magdalen) and Susan Fried * Robert Moncur CLASS LEADER Tyler A. Baker (Saskatchewan & St Peter’s) (Texas & St John’s) Charles Shanor * Michael Teitelbaum (Florida & Christ Church) (Oregon & St Catherine’s)

44 SECOND CENTURY ANNUAL REPORT 45 Honour Roll of Donors Honour Roll of Donors

Alan Tonkyn John Moussouris Alan Morinis John Kahn * Maurice Burke Sandy Shandro (Natal & New College) (Connecticut & Merton) (Ontario & Magdalen) (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol) (Montana & Exeter) (Québec & Balliol) and Jessica Valdespino Rick Trainor * Hugh Porteous * Peter Kalis Richard Cogswell Boris Tyzuk (Rhode Island & Merton) Thomas Neville (Saskatchewan & Balliol) (West Virginia & Brasenose) (Tasmania & St Peter’s) (Manitoba & Hertford) (Connecticut & New College) CLASS LEADER Paul Viita * Wilhelm Kleppmann * Janet Davidson Martin Wardrop (Massachusetts & Balliol) Frederick Mark Orkin Jürgen Reitmaier * (Germany & Merton) (Rhodes Visiting Fellow & (Victoria & Magdalen) (Transvaal & Balliol) (Germany & Magdalen) Lady Margaret Hall) Lippold von Klencke Timothy T. Lupfer * (Germany & St John’s) Franklin D. Raines Gerald L. Sauer * (New Jersey & Christ Church) C. Sean Day CLASS LEADER (Washington & Magdalen) (Missouri & Balliol) (South African College School, Newlands 1975 Fred Manget & Oriel) Robert A. Rosenfeld * David Skegg (Georgia & Oriel) and Ginny Day * Kenneth Brown (Indiana & Corpus Christi) (New Zealand & Balliol) (Colorado & Christ Church) 1971 Yves-Marie Morissette Alan Draper * Kurt Schmoke * Jesse Spikes (Québec & Exeter) (Natal & Pembroke) Peter Carfagna Richard J. Balfour * (Maryland & Balliol) (New Hampshire & University) (Ohio & University) (Québec & St Edmund Hall) Geoffrey Pasvol Rod Eddington * and Rita Carfagna * David Walton Harold W. Stanley * (South African College School, (Western Australia & Lincoln) Shom Bhattacharya * (St Andrew’s College, (Alabama & Worcester) Newlands & St Catherine’s) John Coleman (India & Exeter) Grahamstown & New College) Elliot F. Gerson (Québec & St John’s) Byron Trauger Mark Peppler (Connecticut & Magdalen) Willie C. Bogan Alfred Wurglitz * (Tennessee & University) (Montana & Trinity) and Jessica Herzstein * Eric Dahl (Michigan & Brasenose) (Colorado & University) (Washington & St Peter’s) Fui Tsikata Misha Petkevich Bruns H. Grayson * Jonathan Borwein (Ghana & Christ Church) (Montana & Magdalen) (California & University) Richard Fallon (Ontario & Jesus) and Elisabeth Petkevich CLASS LEADER (Maine & Wadham) Leonard Wall Robert Buckley (Kansas & Queen’s) Richard Sauber Brian C. Griffin David Goldbloom (New Brunswick & Worcester) (Rhode Island & Lincoln) (Oklahoma & Queen’s) (Nova Scotia & Exeter) Jack Zoeller * and Pamela Sauber Patrick J. Call * (New York & University) David Hamer * Joel K. Goldstein (Oregon & St John’s) Ralph Smith * (Ontario & Merton) (Missouri & Brasenose) (Alabama & Corpus Christi) John Churchill * CLASS LEADER William Hughson Patrick C. Haden (Arkansas & New College) 1973 (Alberta & St Peter’s) (California & Worcester) John Tillman Jerome Davis Hugh Ashton (Oregon & Queen’s) Malcolm Hunter Griffith R. Harsh, IV (Kansas & New College) (Rhodesia & New College) (Maine & St Catherine’s) (Alabama & New College) Jim Titerle and Margaret C. Whitman Stephen Ferruolo * Marshall Bautz * (Nova Scotia & Exeter) David Lawther Johnson * (Rhode Island & St John’s) (Illinois & Balliol) (Indiana & New College) John Matheson CLASS LEADER Michael Tselentis (New Zealand & Worcester) Paul Blustein * (Rhodesia & Magdalen) Alex Kerr and Patti Matheson Donald J. Gogel * (Wisconsin & Merton) (Florida & Balliol) (New Jersey & Balliol) Michael Waters James C. Matthews CLASS LEADER John Bowers (Alabama & Merton) Sandy MacIver (Manitoba & Hertford) (Virginia & Merton) CLASS LEADER (New Brunswick & Merton) Larry R. Grisham * 1972 Christopher Peisch * (Texas & University) Andrew Brown * Mark R. Williams * C. Thomas McMillen * (Vermont & Worcester) Keith Ellison * (New Zealand & Worcester) (Kansas & New College) (Maryland & University) Marvin Henberg (Colorado & Magdalen) Michael Poliakoff * (Wyoming & Magdalen) Raymond Burse Wendell Willkie Robert Mitchell (New Jersey & Corpus Christi) Brian G. Firth (Kentucky & St John’s) (Minnesota & University) (North Dakota & Merton) David J. Kuter (South Africa-at-Large & Exeter) Clay Rolader * (Wisconsin & Magdalen) Paul M. Cadario John O’Shea (Georgia & Oriel) Mervyn Frost * (Ontario & Magdalen) (Nebraska & Corpus Christi) Richard Lee * (Transvaal & University) 1974 Michael Sandel * (New South Wales & Worcester) Paul Coggins Michael Oristaglio (Massachusetts & Balliol) CLASS LEADER Graham Glenday (New Mexico & University) Michael Abrahams (Pennsylvania & University) (Cape Province & Corpus Christi) (Jamaica & Exeter) George Ligler Geoffrey E.L. Dougherty * Roy D. Pea (South Carolina & Queen’s) Gary T. Johnson (Québec & Worcester) Nicholas W. Allard * (Michigan & Corpus Christi) 1976 (Illinois & Worcester) (New York & Merton) Augustus G. Lilly John Ettinger CLASS LEADER Lief D. Rosenblatt John A. Ausink * (Newfoundland & University) Peter Lewy * (New York & Merton) (Massachusetts & Magdalen) (Wyoming & Merton) and Janet L. Lilly (South African College School, CLASS LEADER Thomas A. Barron Newlands & Balliol) (Colorado & Balliol) Claus-Jorg Rütsch * Andrew Banks Peter McNaughton F.W. Johnson (Germany & University) (Florida & St Edmund Hall) (New Zealand & Balliol) Robert Luskin (Saskatchewan & Exeter) Theodore Burk * CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (Illinois & New College) (Kansas & New College)

46 SECOND CENTURY ANNUAL REPORT 47 Honour Roll of Donors Honour Roll of Donors

James G. Basker Laura Garwin Fred Cohen Charles Goodgame Sandra Ann Colbourne Marc Tessier-Lavigne * (Oregon & Christ Church) (Massachusetts & St Hugh’s) (Florida & Wolfson) (Florida & Oriel) (Newfoundland & Corpus Christi) (Québec & New College) CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER Robert Grant and Carolyn Klebanoff David Hamill * Steven A. Crown * Stephen Tollman William Brundage * (Maritimes & University) (Queensland & Queen’s) (Washington & Queen’s) (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol) (Alaska & Pembroke) CLASS LEADER Eric O. Fornell * CLASS LEADER (Michigan & Magdalen) Jeffry Jackson Jillian M. Welch Hans-Paul Bürkner * Sue Halpern (Texas & University) Donald Elder (Prairies & Brasenose) (Germany & St Catherine’s) (Connecticut & Brasenose) Jane Harding * (New Zealand & Wolfson) CLASS LEADER (New Zealand & Brasenose) Mary Kiechel Andrew Wilkinson Douglas Holmgren (Alabama & Pembroke) James Gardener (Prairies & Magdalen) Edwin Cameron * (Oregon & Magdalen) Jacques Hurtubise (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Oriel) CLASS LEADER (South Africa-at-Large & Keble) (Québec & Trinity) Paul Kumleben Randall Kennedy (Natal & University) Andrea Hollen John C. Dupree (Maryland & Balliol) Dusty Huscher CLASS LEADER (Pennsylvania & Magdalen) (Mississippi & Christ Church) (Missouri & Magdalen) 1981 Daryl Koehn * David Lodge * Matthew Jocelyn Robert S. Harrison * (Kansas & Brasenose) Jacko Maree (Georgia & Christ Church) (Maritimes & Lady Margaret Hall) Joel Bakan (New Jersey & St John’s) (St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown & (British Columbia & Balliol) Jonathan Lampe Pembroke) Robert Maloney Susan L. Karamanian * Steven Holtzman (Manitoba & New College) CLASS LEADER (California & Magdalen) (Alabama & Somerville) Susan Billington Harper (Michigan & Corpus Christi) and Family and Nicole Maloney * CLASS LEADER (Maryland & DC & Balliol) Martin Poppe * CLASS LEADER Hugh Joswick Malcolm McKenzie (Germany & Magdalen) Nancy-Ann Min DeParle Gary Lawrence * (Minnesota & Oriel) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Oriel) (Tennessee & Balliol) (Ontario & St Edmund Hall) Melissa Burch * Harry Pritz CLASS LEADER (North Carolina & Exeter) Timothy Lancaster * Sheila Niven (Colorado & New College) Robin Russin * (Bermuda & Corpus Christi) (South Africa-at-Large & Hertford) (Wyoming & Corpus Christi) Ronald D. Lee Ila Burdette * Susan Russ CLASS LEADER (California & Balliol) (Georgia & Christ Church) C. Seth Landefeld Robert Hoke Perkins, Jr. * (Tennessee & Somerville) (Ohio & New College) (Alabama & Oriel) Karen L. Stevenson * David Levine * Craig Canine Kim A. Severson * (Maryland & DC & Magdalen) (Alaska & New College) (Iowa & New College) Jefferson McMahan Scott Rafferty (Minnesota & Somerville) CLASS LEADER (South Carolina & Corpus Christi) (Maryland & Balliol) Robert Long * Timothy Cumming * CLASS LEADER Roald Bradley Severtson * (North Carolina & Pembroke) (South Africa-at-Large & Oriel) Richard Morales (Washington & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER (New York & Christ Church) Andrew Rosenheim John H. McCall MacBain O.C. * (Illinois & Pembroke) Doron Weber (Québec & Wadham) Ramona Doyle Steven Nelson (Rhode Island & Exeter) CLASS LEADER (Alabama & Somerville) (Arizona & Magdalen) Jonathan Ross (New Zealand & Magdalen) Peter Wetherall Ann Melvin Wade Dyke Chisanga Puta-Chekwe (Queensland & Balliol) (Kansas & St Catherine’s) (Wisconsin & New College) (Zambia & Exeter) Jessie Sloan CLASS LEADER (Ontario & Somerville) Gordon G. Wong * Stephen Morillo Daniel C. Esty * (British Columbia & Magdalen) (Louisiana & Jesus) (Massachusetts & Balliol) Zia Qureshi Denise Thal * CLASS LEADER (Pakistan & University) (Michigan & Jesus) Barry Nalebuff (Massachusetts & Nuffield) Danielle Fontaine * John Rex-Waller Brian J. Ward 1979 and Helen Kauder (Québec & St John’s) (Rhodesia & Hertford) (Québec & Corpus Christi) CLASS LEADER Jasjit S. Bhattal Ralph Osterwoldt David Scobey * John Watson (India & Magdalen) (British Columbia & St Anne’s) Rebecca Gray (Connecticut & New College) (New South Wales & Magdalen) (Michigan & Trinity) CLASS LEADER Robert E. Bradley Erik Pioro (Québec & University) (Prairies & Magdalen) Deborah Jacobs (Massachusetts & Magdalen) 1977 John Collis Max Price * 1978 (Bermuda & Corpus Christi) 1980 (South Africa-at-Large & Magdalen) Edward Johnson Maura Abeln Smith and Judith Collis (Alabama & University) (New York & Lady Margaret Hall) Mark Agrast William Altman Bror V.H. Saxberg (Ohio & New College) Charles Eliot (Texas & Pembroke) (Washington & Merton) Mary Kiely James Adams (Maritimes & Wadham) and Danguole Altman * (New Hampshire & Somerville) (Kansas & Exeter) Jennifer Barber CLASS LEADER David Schatz * (Massachusetts & Wadham) Betsy Anderson Roe * (Virginia & New College) Karl Knapp Sarah J. Deutsch * Janet Eyre (Wisconsin & Brasenose) (Idaho & Pembroke) (Illinois & St Catherine’s) Mark A. Bradley * (New Zealand & Corpus Christi) Adam Schulman * (Virginia & Christ Church) Stephen Burley (Illinois & Balliol) * Peter Fairey * Glenn Fine (Ontario & Exeter) (Oregon & Magdalen) (British Columbia & Magdalen) Carter Brandon * (Pennsylvania & Pembroke) Mortimer N.S. Sellers CLASS LEADER (Massachusetts & Balliol) Amrita Cheema (Pennsylvania & University) Guy Lancaster * John Glover (India & Exeter) (Bermuda & Corpus Christi) John Floras * Robert Clarence (Victoria & Magdalen) Athan Shaka (Ontario & Magdalen) (South Africa-at-Large & Jesus) (Utah & Lincoln)

48 SECOND CENTURY ANNUAL REPORT 49 Honour Roll of Donors Honour Roll of Donors

Donald Markwell * Graham Light Mark L. Gorenflo Gregory Eckersley Peter Goldson Martha Oakley (Queensland & Trinity) (Zimbabwe & St Peter’s) (Virginia & New College) (Zambia & Oriel) (Jamaica & St John’s) (Georgia & New College)

Bill McLendon Thomas Patterson Peter Kanowski David Goddard Robyn S. Hadley Adhiambo Odaga (Mississippi & Oriel) (Prairies & Magdalen) (Australia-at-Large & St John’s) (New Zealand & University) (North Carolina & Somerville) (Kenya & St Antony’s) CLASS LEADER Mary G. Murphy * David Rose * James Keyes Michael Hasselmo Mark Hender (New York & St Catherine’s) (Queensland & Balliol) (Bermuda & Hertford) (Minnesota & Corpus Christi) (Victoria & Lincoln) Tim Orton * CLASS LEADER (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen) Lawrence Vale * * Christopher Hedrick Ian Jackman * CLASS LEADER Sean Naidoo (Illinois & New College) (Virginia & Balliol) (Washington & Magdalen) (New South Wales & University) (South Africa-at-Large & Brasenose) Oskar von Preussen Michele S. Warman Richard Klingler * Storrs Hoen * Bronek Masojada (Germany & Keble) John Phillimore (New York & Magdalen) (Ohio & St John’s) (Tennessee & Keble) (South Africa-at-Large & Trinity) (Western Australia & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER Daniel Promislow and Larry Hirschfield * Keith Krause * Elizabeth Hollingworth and Jane Masojada * (British Columbia & Merton) Peter Stamos (Prairies & Balliol) (Western Australia & St Edmund Hall) (California & Worcester) Stephen Wilkinson * Meredith Wadman Kerry Stirton and Soonmee Cha (South Australia & New College) John Lazar * Carlton Long (British Columbia & Magdalen) (Manitoba & Magdalen) (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol) (Indiana & St Catherine’s) CLASS LEADER Anthony Still Heather Wilson CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER Eric O. Wear (St Andrew’s College, (New Hampshire & Jesus) and Monique Lawrence-Long (Arkansas & Brasenose) Kimberly Strong * Grahamstown & Pembroke) Andrew Lynk * (Newfoundland & St John’s) Samuel D. Zurier * (Maritimes & Balliol) Laurel McFarland Seumas Woods Stuart Swetland (Rhode Island & Balliol) (New Mexico & Magdalen) (Prairies & Exeter) Virgil O. Wiebe (Pennsylvania & New College) Andrew Nevin (Kansas & Jesus) (Ontario & Balliol) John McKenna Daniel Vincent * (Queensland & Magdalen) (Ontario & Merton) Raymond Paretzky 1986 (New York & Trinity) Hunter Monroe 1987 and Karen Zacharia * (North Carolina & Balliol) Bronte Adams (Western Australia & Balliol) V. Mary Abraham * 1982 Pierre Piché * Gareth Penny * (Maritimes & St Antony’s) (Québec & Keble) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch Kenneth H. Bobroff CLASS LEADER Thomas C. Berg * CLASS LEADER & St Edmund Hall) (New Mexico & Brasenose) (Illinois & Lincoln) Shona L. Brown Andreas Poensgen Hugh Possingham Alec Cameron * (Ontario & New College) Daniel Bloomfield * (Germany & University) (Australia-at-Large & St John’s) (New South Wales & University) (New Jersey & St John’s) Malcolm E.O. Brown * CLASS LEADER Laurence Rabinowitz Richard Potok Charles Carter (Diocesan College, Rondebosch (South Africa-at-Large & Merton) (New South Wales & St John’s) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Wolfson) & Worcester) John A. Board * CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (Virginia & Wadham) Gregory Provan Desiree Cox Aditya Rana * (Jamaica & Christ Church) Susan J. Craighead (Commonwealth Caribbean & Pembroke) Christopher Canfield (India & Merton) (Vermont & Merton) (Alabama & Hertford) Andreas T. Reyes Robert Dow * David Robertson * (Québec & Merton) Ken Crouse * (Illinois & Brasenose) Yolande Brown Chan * (South Australia & Magdalen) (Wyoming & Lincoln) (Jamaica & Hertford) Javed Siddiqi * Elizabeth Elbourne 1983 Jeffrey Telgarsky * (Ontario & Christ Church) Forbes Elworthy (Ontario & St Antony’s) Michael Chan * (Prairies & Brasenose) (New Zealand & Lady Margaret Hall) (British Caribbean & Lincoln) Peter Binks John Simon CLASS LEADER Gordon Fell (Tasmania & St John’s) Paul Vaaler (Massachusetts & New College) (New South Wales & Balliol) Brad Chism (Minnesota & Worcester) CLASS LEADER Bryan Horrigan (Mississippi & Exeter) David Celermajer * and Katherine Vaaler and Susan Simon (Queensland & University) Michael Gaffney (New South Wales & New College) (New York & Hertford) Werner Disse John Wylie Kevin Thurm * Janet Kentridge * (Diocesan College, Rondebosch David Cohen (Queensland & Balliol) (New York & Pembroke) (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol) Prabhat Jha * & University) (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol) (Prairies & Magdalen) Philip C. Ma * Wendy Erber Charles Conn * (Saskatchewan & University) William Lipscomb (Australia-at-Large & St John’s) (Massachusetts & Balliol) 1984 1985 (Virginia & Balliol) and Gary Hoffman * John David Melin Patricia Connelly Dominic Barton * Jonathan Broomberg (Saskatchewan & Exeter) Andrew Lopatin Shaun Johnson * (Illinois & Lincoln) (British Columbia & Brasenose) (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol) CLASS LEADER (Massachusetts & Hertford) (South Africa-at-Large & St Catherine’s) CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER Christopher Eisgruber * Lance Bultena Gregg Meyer * (Oregon & University) Donald Bobiash * (South Dakota & Jesus) (New York & Oriel) (West Virginia & Worcester) Kathrin Day Lassila (Prairies & Balliol) (Iowa & Trinity) David C. Frederick * Claude Génereux Elizabeth J. Murphy Andrew McJannet * (Texas & University) Penelope Brook (Québec & St John’s) (Florida & Magdalen) (St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown Henriette Lazaridis Power CLASS LEADER (New Zealand & Nuffield) and the Génereux Family and Elizabeth Weise & St Edmund Hall) (Vermont & St Hugh’s)

50 SECOND CENTURY ANNUAL REPORT 51 Honour Roll of Donors Honour Roll of Donors

Trevor Norwitz Errol Norwitz Andrea Taylor-Cummings Leonard P. Stark Justine Munro Francis Chong * (South African College School, (South Africa-at-Large & University) (Jamaica & Templeton) (Delaware & Magdalen) (New Zealand & Balliol) (Singapore & St Antony’s) Newlands & Keble) Bob Peck Barry Uphoff Fiona Stewart David Ndii Matt Crockett Mark Ouweleen * (Texas & Magdalen) (Nebraska & Lady Margaret Hall) (Québec & Lady Margaret Hall) (Kenya & St Antony’s) (Western Australia & Worcester) (Maryland & Lincoln) and Ellen Peck * Catherine Vinot * Samuel Nickless Philip Doyle Susan Pepin Wolfgang Rencken (Australia-at-Large & Balliol) (South Australia & Magdalen) (Ontario & St Hugh’s) (Oklahoma & St John’s) (Paul Roos Gymnasium, CLASS LEADER 1992 Stellenbosch & Trinity) Stanley Panikowski Sean Fahey Barbara Petzen David Wheeler Douglas Beck * (Georgia & Brasenose) (Maryland & Pembroke) (Georgia & University) Marilynn J. Richtarik (Montana & Magdalen) (California & New College) CLASS LEADER (Kansas & Jesus) CLASS LEADER Niles Pierce Daniel Fletcher and Matt Bolch * (California & Christ Church) (Texas & New College) Robert W. Radtke Michael Stanier (Massachusetts & New College) Michael Stein 1990 (Australia-at-Large & Hertford) Ruju Bhatt Srivastava * Clemens Glaubitz * (South Africa-at-Large & Lincoln) (Michigan & Balliol) (Germany & St Cross) Alwyn Smith * Georgie Boge Jodi Evans * (Paul Roos Gymnasium, (Illinois & Christ Church) (Prairies & Magdalen) Loredana Stroup Alexander Hartemink * Stellenbosch & Templeton) (Utah & Hertford) (Florida & Magdalen) 1989 Mark Chiba Marnie Hughes Warrington * Ute Wartenberg Kagan * (Victoria & St John’s) (Tasmania & Merton) Janice Ugaki Brett E. House * (Germany & Corpus Christi) Gerald J. Cardinale (Idaho & St Antony’s) (Ontario & University) (Pennsylvania & Christ Church) Jennifer Howard-Grenville Vanessa Morphet CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER Ngaire Woods CLASS LEADER (Alberta & New College) (South Africa-at-Large & Wadham) (New Zealand & Balliol) Pierre Van Hoeylandt Serena J. Hoy * Eu-Gene Cheah Suresh Jesuthasan Lai Leng Soh * (Germany & Magdalen) (Arizona & St Antony’s) (Malaysia & Magdalen) (Malaysia & Lincoln) (Singapore & Trinity) Robert Wilkinson Ali Husain 1988 Ikechukwu Chioke Janelle Larson * Robert A. Sternfels (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Balliol) (Iowa & Balliol) (Nigeria & Wadham) (Kansas & Worcester) (California & Worcester) CLASS LEADER Todd Breyfogle and Ashley Sternfels (Colorado & Corpus Christi) Susan Coles Denise Meyer Merata Kawharu (South Australia & St Catherine’s) (South Africa-at-Large & New College) Angus Stewart (New Zealand & Exeter) Kathryn Brown (Natal & Corpus Christi) (South Australia & Balliol) Jennifer P. Michael * Roger Petry Lisa Klein * (Alabama & Christ Church) (Saskatchewan & University) (South Africa-at-Large & St Antony’s) Sarah Campbell (Mississippi & Corpus Christi) Katherine Finkelstein Theodore Smith 1993 Eduardo M. Peñalver (Rhode Island & St John’s) (Missouri & Jesus) (Washington & Oriel) David Cash Kai Alderson (Bermuda & St John’s) Robert Foster Basilios E. Tsingos (Ontario & Wadham) Siofra Pierse * and Judith Landsberg (Ontario & St Catherine’s) (New Hampshire & Magdalen) (Ireland & Trinity) Charles Day * Michael Elias * Malia Fullerton Alison Van Rooy * (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen) (Tasmania & Brasenose) (Hawaii & Somerville) (Manitoba & Lincoln) CLASS LEADER Rhys Edwards * 1995 Graham Flack Doug Hallward-Driemeier * (Tasmania & Brasenose) (Maritimes & University) (Missouri & Hertford) Stephen Wayland Tanya Aplin CLASS LEADER (South African College School, Maris Fravel (Western Australia & Magdalen) Sarah K. Harding * Newlands & Brasenose) (Vermont & New College) Brian Glasser (Maritimes & Lincoln) Peter Barnett (West Virginia & Lincoln) Ganesh Gunasekaran (Australia-at-Large & St John’s) Christian Illies (North Carolina & Brasenose) CLASS LEADER Steven Harrison (Germany & Magdalen) 1991 1994 (Idaho & Queen’s) and Friederike Illies * James Hall Carolyn Evans Brad Braxton (Ireland & Wolfson) Laurel Baig (Victoria & Exeter) Bryan Hassel * Liam Kelly (Virginia & Trinity) (British Columbia & St John’s) (Tennessee & Balliol) (Queensland & Magdalen) Florian Heupel * Pierre Faber CLASS LEADER Nicholas Cerneaz (Germany & Merton) Peter Bance (South Africa-at-Large & Keble) Nancy Levenson (New South Wales & St John’s) (Maritimes & University) Ekkehard Kasper (Arizona & Jesus) Mark E. Lundstrom * Benjamin Jones (Germany & St John’s) Carl D. Marci (Washington & New College) Sonia Batra (Massachusetts & Magdalen) Paul Markovich * (Pennsylvania & St Catherine’s) CLASS LEADER (California & Magdalen) Modupe Labode (North Dakota & University) David Klemm * (Iowa & Lincoln) Elizabeth A. McLeish * Nnenna Lynch * Jonathan Bays * (Germany & Hertford) Mukund Rajan (British Columbia & Lady Margaret Hall) (New York & St John’s) (Prairies & Balliol) Stace Lindsay * (India & Worcester) Drew Lamonica Arms (Montana & St Anne’s) and Soumya Iyer Kristy Parker Pamela McElwee Robert Bowyer (Louisiana & Lincoln) CLASS LEADER (Kansas & Pembroke) (Kansas & Wadham) (Zimbabwe & Trinity) CLASS LEADER Brian Rolfes Ann Nicholson (Prairies & Wadham) Todd Peterson * Stephen Morgan Jean-Sebastien Caux Kezia Lange * (Victoria & St John’s) and Brad Berg * (South Dakota & Balliol) (Ohio & Balliol) (Québec & St John’s) (South Africa-at-Large & Christ Church)

52 SECOND CENTURY ANNUAL REPORT 53 Honour Roll of Donors Honour Roll of Donors

Elizabeth Leane * Arslan Mian Peter Pormann Manik Varma 2000 Wiesner Vos (South Australia & Magdalen) (Pakistan & St Anne’s) (Germany & Corpus Christi) (India & Jesus) (Paul Roos Gymnasium, Daniel Bergheim Stellenbosch & Brasenose) Carol McQueen * Frank Lorenz Müller * Benjamin Rimmer * Seshadri Vasan (Germany & Lincoln) (Québec & Balliol) (Germany & Merton) (Victoria & Balliol) (India & Trinity) Elizabeth Young McNally Karen Braun-Munzinger (Connecticut & Worcester) Katherine Michelmore * Nils Oermann Pardis C. Sabeti Ben White (Germany & Merton) CLASS LEADER (Bermuda & Magdalen) (Germany & Christ Church) (Florida & New College) (Queensland & University) An-Wen Chan Pieter Pretorius * Carolyn Seepersad Beth Truesdale Justin Whitton * (Alberta & Hertford) (South Africa-at-Large & Green) (West Virginia & Balliol) (Minnesota & Wadham) (South African College School, 2001 Newlands & Harris Manchester) Paxina Chileshe Peter Rutledge * Anasuya Sengupta François van der Spuy * (Zambia & Linacre) Kate Ballem Chase (New Zealand & Magdalen) (India & St Peter’s) (South Africa-at-Large & New College) (British Columbia & Worcester) Alexandre Debs and Stuart Chase Jordan Schreiber My Chi To Kweli E. Washington 1999 (Québec & Jesus) (New Mexico & Magdalen) (Québec & Merton) (California & Lincoln) Emily Baragwanath Niaz Asadullah Dev Gangjee (New Zealand & Magdalen) Debra Walt Johnson Dayne Walling * Olivia L. White * (Bangladesh & St Antony’s) (India & St Catherine’s) (Oregon & Templeton) (Michigan & St Peter’s) (Utah & Merton) Andrew Black * Bobak R. Azamian Clare Harding (South Africa-at-Large & Exeter) (Texas & St John’s) (New Zealand & Merton) CLASS LEADER David Close * 1996 1998 Simon Hendrie * (Tasmania & Worcester) Ruanne Barnabas (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Wadham) Malaika Amneus Tony Abrahams (KwaZulu-Natal & Merton) Anamitra Deb (Nevada & Lincoln) (Australia-at-Large & Balliol) Cameron Hepburn * (New Brunswick & Harris Manchester) Sean M. Braswell (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen) Tobias H. Ayer * Mauro De Lorenzo (Texas & Magdalen) Bradley Henderson (Vermont & Worcester) (Delaware & Linacre) Krisin N. Javaras * (Ohio & Wolfson) Walter R. Cooper (Illinois & Balliol) Subho Banerjee Scott A. Hershovitz (Indiana & St Anne’s) Annaleise Howard-Jones (Australia-at-Large & Brasenose) (Georgia & Balliol) Marc Kielburger (New South Wales & Somerville) Susan Dando * (Ontario & Hertford) David Bonfili * Anne Jones (Tasmania & Magdalen) Roxanne Joyal (West Virginia & Lincoln) (Tennessee & St John’s) CLASS LEADER Jacob J. Krich (Manitoba & Hertford) (Pennsylvania & Balliol) CLASS LEADER Anton Cartwright André Koch Mira Debs (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Linacre) (Paul Roos Gymnasium, (Iowa & Magdalen) Katherine R. Larson Thomas McCaleb * Stellenbosch & St John’s) (Minnesota & Lincoln) (Florida & Lady Margaret Hall) Mark Embree Christopher Douglas (Virginia & Balliol) Julie Levison * (Massachusetts & Balliol) Johan Loubser Dwight Newman (Pennsylvania & Wadham) CLASS LEADER (South Africa-at-Large & Magdalen) (Saskatchewan & St John’s) Neil Fenton (Prairies & New College) 1997 John W. McArthur * Sophie Dumont Susanna Mierau Niall O’Dea * CLASS LEADER (British Columbia & Brasenose) (Québec & Merton) (Kansas & Balliol) (Newfoundland & Exeter) Hans Ackerman CLASS LEADER Michelle Gavin * (Virginia & Magdalen) Ebrahim S. Patel Aly Kassam-Remtulla Gareth Morgan * (Arizona & Lincoln) (Illinois & Lady Margaret Hall) (Prairies & Balliol) (South Africa-at-Large & Linacre) Tina Piper Shonil Bhagwat CLASS LEADER (Nova Scotia & Balliol) Ruth Hall (India & Linacre) Adeel Qalbani * Somangshu Mukherji (South Africa-at-Large & St Antony’s) (Iowa & Magdalen) Murray W. McCutcheon (India & Jesus) Prashant Sarin Christine Desmarais (British Columbia & Trinity) (India & St Peter’s) Laura Nell Hodo (Québec & Corpus Christi) Fiona Rose-Greenland Craig Mullaney (Tennessee & Merton) (Michigan & New College) Martin Nel (Rhode Island & Lincoln) Tegan Shohet Michael Fullilove * (Paul Roos Gymnasium, (Ontario & Magdalen) Michael Huggins * (New South Wales & Balliol) Micah Schwartzman * Stellenbosch & Brasenose) Holger Nehring * (Queensland & New College) (Virginia & Balliol) (Germany & University) Miles Sweet Ross Garland * Divya Rajaraman (Maine & Balliol) Eric Itambo (South Africa-at-Large & Pembroke) Malav Shroff (Botswana & St Antony’s) Inosi Nyatta * (Kenya & Magdalen) (Kenya & Templeton) CLASS LEADER (India & St Peter’s) CLASS LEADER Christian Thorun in memory of John Silvester (Germany & St Antony’s) Chimène I.R. Keitner * Suzanne Goh-Hattangadi Elizabeth Stone Matthew Stevens (East Africa & Jesus 1953) (Maritimes & New College) (Ohio & St John’s) (Australia-at-Large & University) (New Zealand & New College) Alexander Wyatt * and Charlotte Stevens-Field Thomas Snow (Victoria & New College) Barnaby Marsh Patrick Masiyakurima Laura Tavares * (Victoria & Magdalen) (Alaska & Magdalen) (Zimbabwe & University) (Massachusetts & St John’s) Samuel Thigpen CLASS LEADER (Mississippi & Brasenose) Michael Sommer Blair McMurren Joanna Monti-Masel * (Germany & Somerville) 2002 (Prairies & St John’s) (Australia-at-Large & Merton) Jonathan Tepper CLASS LEADER (North Carolina & Christ Church) Neelaksh K. Varshney Fahim Ahmed Rebecca Pitman (Alabama & Corpus Christi) (Bangladesh & Magdalen) (Bermuda & Worcester)

54 SECOND CENTURY ANNUAL REPORT 55 Honour Roll of Donors Honour Roll of Donors

Ben Allgrove Karlee Silver Saranya Sridhar Almut Veraart * K. Sabeel Rahman Shibani Ghosh (South Australia & Magdalen) (Manitoba & Magdalen) (India & Linacre) (Germany & St Anne’s) (New York & Pembroke) (India & Corpus Christi)

Ingrid Barnsley Shayna Strom Rachael Wagner * Graham Reynolds * Sam S. Gill (Australia-at-Large & Merton) (Pennsylvania & New College) (Virginia & Balliol) (Maritimes & Balliol) (Minnesota & New College) 2004 CLASS LEADER Neil Brown * Zunnoor Tarique Michael Rivers-Bowerman * Kate Harris (Iowa & Merton) (Pakistan & Christ Church) JanaLee Cherneski Christopher W. Wells * (British Columbia & Corpus Christi) (Ontario & Hertford) CLASS LEADER (Saskatchewan & Wolfson) (Virginia & Balliol) CLASS LEADER Angus Turner Amal Isaiah Kimberley Brownlee * (Western Australia & Queen’s) Bethany Ehlmann * Jason D. Shell (India & St John’s) (Québec & Corpus Christi) (Missouri & Hertford) (Maryland & DC & Brasenose) Megan Wheeler * 2005 Noorain Khan Katharine T. Buzicky (New Hampshire & Magdalen) Allison L. Gilmore Eugene Shenderov * (Michigan & St Antony’s) (Minnesota & St John’s) CLASS LEADER (Minnesota & Green) Joelle Abra Faulkner (New York & Magdalen) (Ontario & Wadham) Sharand Maharaj Dominique Chaput Florian Heinemann Trevor Thompson * (South Africa-at-Large & St Anne’s) (New Brunswick & Linacre) (Germany & Hertford) Richard Beal (Washington & University) 2003 (New Zealand & Wolfson) Elizabeth W. Mayne * Albert Cho * Tarunabh Khaitan * Hannah Tonkin (Colorado & Brasenose) (Arizona & Jesus) Mark Abrahamson * (India & Exeter) Evelyn Chan * (South Australia & Balliol) CLASS LEADER (South Africa-at-Large & Wadham) (Hong Kong & St Antony’s) Jeffrey Miller * Phillip Killicoat * Matt Wenham (Texas & Magdalen) Nicola Kalk Aaron Barkhouse (South Australia & Magdalen) Jeremy Farris * (Australia-at-Large & St John’s) (South Africa-at-Large & Brasenose) (Nova Scotia & St John’s) (Georgia & University) Luke Norris Elizabeth Kistin Keller CLASS LEADER Silas Xu * (Pennsylvania & St Antony’s) Vivek H. Krishnamurthy Benjamin L. Champion * (New Mexico & St John’s) (New Zealand & Balliol) (Ontario & St Antony’s) (Kansas & Balliol) Ruth French-Hodson * Jennifer Robinson Michael Lamb * (Kansas & Merton) (Australia-at-Large & Balliol) Trevor Leitch Eliana Close * (Tennessee & Trinity) CLASS LEADER (Bermuda & Wadham) (Alberta & St Catherine’s) Jeremy Robinson * Heather Long Imre Hunyor (Indiana & Balliol) Daniel Lubrich Alexander Fala (Pennsylvania & Balliol) (New South Wales & Magdalen) (Germany & Merton) (New Zealand & Trinity) Brett Shaheen * Emily (Ludwig) Serazin * Joseph S. Jewell * (Pennsylvania & Christ Church) Trudi Makhaya Tyler Fisher (West Virginia & New College) (Michigan & Keble) CLASS LEADER (South Africa-at-Large & St Antony’s) (Florida & Magdalen) Richard A. Malins David J. Knezevic Heidi Stöckl * Samuel Malone Fiona Herring * (Hawaii & Balliol) (Western Australia & Balliol) (Germany & Nuffield) (North Carolina & Balliol) (Bermuda & Brasenose) Mwashuma Nyatta * Christoffer Koch Jeffrey Stout * Zachary S. Morris * Anthony P. House * (Kenya & Linacre) (Germany & St John’s) (Colorado & St Cross) (Wisconsin & Wadham) (Washington & Christ Church) CLASS LEADER Alexander Pollen Neil Kruger Katharine Wilkinson * Hammad Khan (Massachusetts & Pembroke) (South African College School, (Tennessee & Trinity) Muloongo Muchelemba (Pakistan & Wolfson) Newlands & Green Templeton) (Zambia & Harris Manchester) CLASS LEADER Simon Rabinovitch * (Québec & Pembroke) Swati Mylavarapu * Karin Neill Ankur Luthra * (Florida & Wolfson) 2007 (Zimbabwe & Linacre) (California & Mansfield) Olivia Rissland (Rhode Island & Christ Church) Andreas Nunnenkamp * Angela Cummine Stephen Otim Yaa-Hemaa Obiri-Yeboah CLASS LEADER (Germany & St John’s) 2006 (Australia-at-Large & New College) (Uganda & Linacre) (British Columbia & St John’s) David Robinson Anna Oldmeadow * Daniel Altschuler Avi Feller Andrew Park * Marianna Ofosu (Maryland & Balliol) (Australia-at-Large & University) (New York & St Antony’s) (Arizona & Lincoln) (Illinois & Lincoln) (Maryland & DC & Linacre) CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER Robin M. Rotman * Salam Asim Nadiya Figueroa Emelia Spencer Probasco (Tennessee & Lincoln) Catherine Ouimet (Pakistan & St John’s) (Jamaica & St Catherine’s) (Maryland & DC & Wolfson) Anne Roemer-Mähler CLASS LEADER (Québec & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER (Germany & St Antony’s) Tara Calder John Probasco Willow Sainsbury Elizabeth Pearson * (Zimbabwe & Hertford) Sean Genis (New Mexico & Corpus Christi) Andrew Serazin * (New Zealand & Magdalen) (Iowa & Somerville) (Pennsylvania & Exeter) (Ohio & Balliol) Adam Chandler * Stephen E. Sachs * CLASS LEADER Wen Shi * Dominique Pitot de la Beaujardiere (North Carolina & Queen’s) Ryan Goss * (Missouri & Merton) (Michigan & Magdalen) (South Africa-at-Large & Keble) (Queensland & Lincoln) Laura A. Shackelton * Alexander Dewar * Mark Schaan * (Nevada & New College) Kenneth Townsend * Joseph F. Preston (Oregon & Linacre) Lisa Herzog (Manitoba & New College) and Matthew Kerner (Mississippi & Trinity) (Florida & Lincoln) (Germany & New College) CLASS LEADER Nicholas Douglas Thomas Smith Delavane Diaz Turner Simon Quinn * (New Zealand & St Catherine’s) Amy King Katie Sheehan * (South Australia & Magdalen) (Florida & Lincoln) (Queensland & Keble) (Australia-at-Large & Trinity) (Ontario & Merton) Jamie Furniss CLASS LEADER (Québec & University)

56 SECOND CENTURY ANNUAL REPORT 57 Honour Roll of Donors Honour Roll of Donors

Benjamin J. Lundin * Jason R. Bello * 2009 Bronwyn Tarr Elizabeth Longino * Jared Dunnmon (Tennessee & Pembroke) (Massachusetts & Magdalen) (St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown & (Texas & Wolfson) (Ohio & Oriel) CLASS LEADER Jarrad Aguirre Hertford) David Matthews (Colorado & Trinity) CLASS LEADER Rhea Longley * Kathleen Hansen (Québec & St John’s) Clara Blättler * (Tasmania & Magdalen) (Montana & Christ Church) (Massachusetts & University) Matthew Brown * Lik Hang Tsui CLASS LEADER Travers McLeod (Australia-at-Large & Brasenose) (Hong Kong & Pembroke) Steven Mo (Western Australia & Balliol) Jason Crabtree * (Texas & St John’s) Fagan Harris CLASS LEADER (Washington & Magdalen) Lucas Merrill Brown Vitaliy Voronkov (Maryland & DC & St John’s) (Virginia & Magdalen) (Namibia & Linacre) Brittany Morreale Christian Sahner * Reed Doucette * CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (California & St Antony’s) John Hodges (New Jersey & St John’s) (California & Hertford) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch CLASS LEADER Benedict Coxon Elisabeth Yorke Rosanna Nicol & St Anne’s) Andrew Hammond (South Australia & Magdalen) (Maritimes & Balliol) (Maritimes & Wolfson) Kevin Shenderov (Illinois & St John’s) Brennan Hodkinson (New York & Magdalen) Mallory Dwinal Diana Njuguna (South African College School, Jessica E. Hanzlik * (Washington & Brasenose) (Kenya & St Cross) Newlands & Pembroke) Michelle M. Sikes (Ohio & St John’s) 2010 (Ohio & Lincoln) Abdulrahman El-Sayed * Daniel Norman * Aneil Jaswal Hila Levy * (Michigan & Oriel) Ugwechi Amadi (Australia-at-Large & Balliol) (British Columbia & Magdalen) Timothy Simmons (Colorado & Exeter) (North Carolina & St John’s) (Texas & St Edmund Hall) Peter Gill * William Oppenheim Khameer Kidia Simon Lolliot (Alberta & Magdalen) Henry Barmeier (Maine & Pembroke) (Zimbabwe & St Hugh’s) Brad Smith (Paul Roos Gymnasium, (California & Merton) (Tennessee & Jesus) Stellenbosch & New College) Caitlin Goss * Mari Rabie * Challenger Mishra (Queensland & Merton) Matthew Baum (South Africa-at-Large & St Catherine’s) (India & Exeter) Parvinder Thiara * Julia Matheson (Massachusetts & Balliol) (Illinois & Linacre) (New Zealand & Balliol) Parker Goyer Alexandra Rosenberg Vivek Naranbhai CLASS LEADER (Alabama & Worcester) Elizabeth Betterbed * (New York & St Catherine’s) (KwaZulu Natal & Keble) Katherine Trajan (Washington & New College) CLASS LEADER (British Columbia & Linacre) Joyce Meng Stephen Hammer Galen Sher (Virginia & Balliol) (Texas & Magdalen) Tania Bhattacharyya (South African College School, John Scotti Michael Crawford Urban * (India & Christ Church) Newlands & Brasenose) (California & Queen’s) (Manitoba & Balliol) Sarah Miller Laura Hilly * (Texas & New College) (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen) Gino Bruni Michele Smith Aakash Shah * Julie Veroff * (Prairies & Jesus) (Bermuda & Pembroke) (New Jersey & Wolfson) (California & St Antony’s) Siron Ng Scott Hugo (Hong Kong & Wolfson) (California & Balliol) Clive Eley Henry Spelman David Springer Leana Wen (St Andrew’s College, (Pennsylvania & Balliol) (St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown (Missouri & Merton) Lionel Nichols * Miles Jackson Grahamstown & Trinity) & St Edmund Hall) CLASS LEADER (Tasmania & Lincoln) (KwaZulu-Natal & University) Richard Stebbing Jack Fuller (New Zealand & St John’s) Nathaniel Ware Daniel Wilner George Olive Nikolas Kirby (Victoria & St Hugh’s) (New South Wales & Magdalen) (Québec & Brasenose) (Missouri & New College) (Australia-at-Large & Brasenose) Dustin Stuart Raphael Graybill (Western Australia & Merton) Joseph O’Shea * Vincent Larochelle (Montana & Magdalen) (Florida & Exeter) (Québec & Exeter) Nithum Thain 2012 Caroline Huang * (Ontario & St John’s) Ishanaa Rambachan Noelle R. Lopez (Delaware & Merton) Mohit Agrawal (Minnesota & St Antony’s) (Arizona & Balliol) CLASS LEADER Kamal Wood (Indiana & St John’s) CLASS LEADER (Commonwealth Caribbean & Mansfield) Josh Lospinoso Susan Humphrey CLASS LEADER Aysha Bagchi Kate Robson (New Jersey & Magdalen) (Maritimes & University) (Texas & Pembroke) (Australia-at-Large & Christ Church) John McAnearney Jean Junior Alma Brodersen * Annick Routhier-Labadie (Western Australia & Magdalen) (Michigan & St John’s) 2011 (Germany & St John’s) (Québec & Wadham) Scott Moore Jaspreet Khangura * Brendan Alexander Lauren Dancer Landis Stankievech (Kentucky & Merton) (Prairies & Balliol) (Ontario & New College) (Australia-at-Large & St John’s) (Alberta & Exeter) CLASS LEADER Ashley Nord Tamma Carleton Angie Darby Samuel Stranks * (South Dakota & Balliol) Pieter Koornhof (Oregon & Magdalen) (Australia-at-Large & Christ Church) (South Australia & St John’s) (Paul Roos Gymnasium, Natasha Phiri * Stellenbosch & Trinity) Evelyn Chan Akul Dayal Katherine Vyborny (Zambia & Lincoln) (Victoria & Hertford) (India & Green Templeton) (Georgia & St Antony’s) Julie Kratz * Sushila Rao (Germany & Linacre) Joshua Chauvin Rebecca Dixon * Andreas Witte * (India & Balliol) (Ontario & New College) (Maritimes & St Hilda’s) 2008 (Germany & University) Sarah-Jane Littleford Natasha Simonsen (Zimbabwe & Brasenose) Nicholas DiBerardino David Favara (New South Wales & Magdalen) Melis Anahtar * Jake Yorke (Connecticut & New College) (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol) (Maryland & DC & Oriel) (Nova Scotia & Merton) David Llewellyn * (New South Wales & St John’s)

58 SECOND CENTURY ANNUAL REPORT 59 Honour Roll of Donors Honour Roll of Donors

Mark Hearson * Vinesh Rajpaul Melissa McCoy Andrew Rasmussen ANONYMOUS DONORS (Prairies & Harris Manchester) (South African College School, (Texas & Green Templeton) Thank you to all our Newlands & Merton) Julian Robertson * Charles Masaki Brian McGrail donors who choose to (Kenya & Oriel) Jacob Taylor (Virginia & Exeter) Wafic Saïd give anonymously. (New South Wales & Keble) Vinay Menon Ashwin Menon Stephen A. Schwarzman (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen) Vincent Taylor (India & Mansfield) (Jamaica & Magdalen) Tillie Shuster Qhelile Nyathi James O’Connell (Zimbabwe & St Antony’s) Nina Yancy (Florida & St Peter’s) Babette Tegldal * CLASS LEADER (Texas & New College) AMENDMENTS Fengyi Zhang Jonathan Pedde With gratitude and our sincere Rachel Paterson (Prairies & Merton) (Western Australia & St Edmund Hall) apologies to the following 2014 Kunal Sharma donors, whose generous giving Amanda Rojek (New South Wales & Keble) was listed incorrectly within (Queensland & University) Aliyyah Ahad last year’s Honour Roll. (Bermuda & St Hilda’s) Paolo Singer FOUNDATIONS, Brandon Turner (New York & Balliol) CORPORATIONS AND (North Carolina & St Catherine’s) Fredah Banda OTHER ORGANISATIONS Holger Nehring * (Zambia & Magdalen) Joseph Singh (Germany & University 2000) Anna Zawilska (Ontario & St John’s) The Atlantic Philanthropies (South Africa-at-Large & St John’s) Helen Baxendale Qualcomm (Australia-at-Large & Hertford) Charlotte Wang Benevity Community (United Arab Emirates & Nuffield) Impact Fund (Google) Isabel Beshar 2013 (New York & St Catherine’s) Alexander Wang BlackRock (Pennsylvania & Pembroke) Madeleine Ballard Subhashish Bhadra Carnegie Corporation of New York (Québec & Trinity) (India & Magdalen) Courtney Wittekind (Ohio & St Antony’s) Ernst and Young Foundation * Jennifer Bright Drew Birrenkott (New York & Balliol) (Wisconsin & Trinity) Gwen Laidlaw Trust

Joy Buolamwini Field Brown 2015 The Heineman - Russell (Tennessee & Jesus) (Mississippi & Christ Church) Family Foundation Aven Satre-Meloy Aidan Daly Elizabeth Byrne (Montana & St John’s) The Helen Diller Family (New York & Balliol) (Massachusetts & Balliol) Foundation

Connor Emdin Alexander Diaz McCall MacBain Foundation * (Ontario & St John’s) (New Jersey & New College) Merck Partnership for Giving Benjamin Hunn Suzanna Fritzberg SUPPORTERS OF THE (Tasmania & St Peter’s) (Washington & St John’s) RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS Microsoft * National Philanthropic Trust Dakota McCoy Calla Glavin Jarrad Aguirre (Pennsylvania & St Hilda’s) (Michigan & Hertford) Power Corporation of Canada Iftikhar Ahmad Ela Naegele Samuel Greene Robertson Foundation * (Germany & Magdalen) (Wisconsin & Magdalen) Catharine Alexander * Rose Hills Foundation Katharine Noonan Aurora Griffin Jim Cheng (Australia-at-Large & St John’s) (California & Trinity) Saïd Foundation Helen Ghosh Aku Ntumy Heerden Herman The Gerald Schwartz & Heather (Botswana & Trinity) (Paul Roos Gymnasium, Barbara Hofling Reisman Foundation Stellenbosch & Exeter) Ayodele Odutayo Alvin Zhicheng Jiang Sony Global Treasury (Ontario & Brasenose) Timar Jackson (Jamaica & Oriel) Muhammad Ali Farid Khwaja Stephen A. Schwarzman Geoffrey Pascoe Education Foundation (Victoria & Worcester) Saumya Krishna David Lopatie (Ontario & Somerville) Takeda Pharmaceuticals USA * Laura Pittman Alasdair Maclay * (Newfoundland & St John’s) Lindsay Lee Tull Charitable Foundation * (Tennessee & Wadham) Mary Merdinger * Kameel Premhid Yayasan Khazanah (KwaZulu-Natal & Lady Margaret Hall) Fadzai Madzingira Erica Mirick * (Zimbabwe & Lady Margaret Hall) David Mungall * Jisung Park

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