DONOR REPORT 2014-20151 THANK YOU from the PRINCIPAL We Also Cannot Afford to Stand Still

DONOR REPORT 2014-20151 THANK YOU FROM THE PRINCIPAL We also cannot afford to stand still. International competition for the best students and the best academics continues to grow. If the College and the University are to remain world leading we need to be able to attract the best talent and continue to improve our offer to them. As we start to develop the College’s new five-year strategic plan, there are lots of questions to ask ourselves. How can we bring more innovation to what we do? How can we ensure that we reach out to and then support students of greatest potential, wherever they might be? What facilities will best support our students in the future? How can we prepare our students better for life beyond Oxford? How can we accommodate new subjects and areas of knowledge as they emerge? We want to be able to maintain the best of Jesus College while also striving to make the College a world-leading centre of research and education that is ready for the challenges of the future. We also know that we cannot do this without the continued generosity of the College’s alumni and friends. Arriving this year as the new Principal, I have been The support raised in 2014/15 has had a remarkable heartened and impressed by the level of support that the impact on the College, its Fellows and students, as I hope College receives from its alumni and friends. This donor this report illustrates. report, for 2014/15, is the College’s way of keeping all of our supporters informed about what has been achieved I would like to thank everyone who has contributed in and also a way of showing our appreciation and saying the last financial year, and I look forward to meeting many thank you to those supporters. of you in due course to thank you in person. This support is fundamentally important. In a time Yours of financial uncertainty, cuts and reduced funding for students, it is essential that we take action to ensure that the College is resilient in the face of current and future challenges and is able to protect the values and standards which Jesus College is so proud to enshrine. Sir Nigel Shadbolt, Principal

2 COLLEGE PERFORMANCE AND FINANCES IN 2014/15 Activities and Achievements The College continues to Over the last twelve months the achievements of the provide financial support College’s academic staff have been recognised by the to students from low award of a number of prestigious honours: income backgrounds • Professor Patricia Clavin was awarded the British both through the Academy Medal for her book, Securing the World collegiate University’s Economy: The Reinvention of the League of Nations Bursary Scheme and 1920-1940, and was awarded a Leverhulme Trust through its own Access Major Research Fellowship; Bursaries. In addition, • Professor Marion Turner was awarded a British we continue to support Academy Mid-Career Fellowship; undergraduate and • Professor Tim Palmer was awarded a CBE and elected graduate students in their Stuart Woodward, Estates Bursar to the American Philosophical Society; studies by the provision of grants to cover, inter alia, the purchase of books, travel • Dr Eirik Bjorge (Shaw Foundation JRF in Law) was and research expenses. The College rewards academic awarded the Gold Medal of the King of Norway; excellence by means of scholarships, exhibitions and • Dr Jen Perry (Guy Newton JRF in Biosciences) won prizes. The College is particularly aware of the difficulties the Christopher Barnard Award for Outstanding many people aspiring to undertake graduate studies face Contributions by a New Investigator 2015, awarded by obtaining financial support and has therefore increased the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour; its efforts to collaborate with the University to provide • Professor Peter Mirfield was admitted as an Honorary graduate scholarships. Bencher of Lincoln’s Inn. The College continues to place great importance on There have been many notable publications authored by attracting applications from potential students from all College Fellows in the past year. For example: backgrounds. We have now had our first Access and • Dr Susan Doran (SRF in History) ‘Elizabeth I and her Career Development Fellow in post for a year. Dr Beth Circle’; Mortimer organised events including a resident event • Dr Dennis Duncan (JRF in English) ‘Theory of the for pupils from Pembrokeshire, a Law Taster Day and Great Game: Writings from Le Jeu’; a Women in Science Taster Day. Excluding Open Days • Professor Pamela Sammons (SRF in Education) ‘The and Taster Days, over 400 pupils visited the College via Routledge International Handbook of Education school visits. Dr Mortimer had contact with just under Effectiveness and Improvement: Research, policy, and 900 pupils via visits away from the College to schools practice’. (excluding Higher Education Fairs), with a particular focus on schools in Wales under the new Seren Hubs set up The College’s students have also received recognition in a by the Welsh Assembly. Via Dr Mortimer, the College number of fields. For example: engaged with 31 schools that had not had contact with • Richard Elliott (DPhil in Politics) won a parliamentary the College in the previous five or more years. constitution preamble competition; 31% of our students were awarded a first-class degree. • Ffion Williams (MSt in Celtic Studies) won the Drama In the 2014 Student Barometer survey, Jesus College was Medal at the Urdd Eisteddfod in Caerphilly; ranked the top Oxford college for overall satisfaction • Joseph Hone (DPhil in English) received press attention over the five-year period from 2010-2014. Three of after finding a manuscript revealing that Sir Isaac our Fellows were awarded Oxford University Student Newton had designed a medal for Queen Anne’s Union Teaching Awards: Professor Edward Anderson coronation in 1702; for Outstanding Tutor in MPLS; Professor Patricia Daley • Anna East (BA in Geography) was awarded a large for Outstanding Supervisor in Social Sciences; Professor travel scholarship by the Royal Geographical Society to Timothy Coulson for Outstanding Supervisor in MPLS. study the role of deep water coral reefs in Honduras. 3 The College continues to invest in the repair and on Ship Street, increasingly popular with our graduate upgrading of its property and infrastructure. Towards students, have been refurbished, with the remaining the end of the year, extensive repairs to, and decoration rooms scheduled to be upgraded next summer. We of, the First Quad and Principal’s Lodging commenced, finally found a cost-effective solution to the problem of including the overhaul of roof coverings and defective providing wheelchair access to the Hall that is compatible stone work. Boilers have been replaced as part of an with the historic buildings. Lifts that are set into the stone ongoing programme of improvements; and doors have paving when not in use have now been installed in both been installed to the staircases in the Second Quad. First and Second Quads. This, combined with creating a ramp outside the main entrance on Turl Street, has The College has continued its recent policy of investing significantly improved access to our main site. significant sums in its infrastructure. Many of the houses

Financial Review The Statement of Financial Activities shows net incoming resources of £4.3m after transfers (2014: £4.2m), although INCOME FROM 31/7/15 31/7/14 this figure includes legacies and donations of £4.26m CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES £’000 £’000 (2014: £3.9m) most of which have been designated to Teaching and Research the endowment. The net unrestricted income was £23k Tuition fees – UK and EU students 1,454 1,386 (2014: £555k). Last year’s results include proceeds from Tuition fees – Overseas students 554 547 the sale of one of our properties for £348k. Other HEFCE support 339 322 Income Other academic income 144 172 College residential income 3,325 2,987 Tuition fee income from UK and EU students, £1.45m, is up slightly on last year, £1.39m, reflecting the new tuition Total 5,816 5,414 fee regime. Fee income from overseas students was also Investment Income up marginally at £554k (2014: £547k). Total tuition and Agricultural rent 514 528 research income, excluding residential income, has risen Commercial rent 3,366 3,343 by £64k, or 2.6%. Other property income 58 54 Residential income primarily comprises income received Equity dividends 1,482 1,359 from College members and charitable conferences. Income from fixed interest stocks 74 78 Residential income from College members increased Interest on fixed term deposits and cash 61 42 slightly this year from £2.14m to £2.25m. Conference Total 5,555 5,404 <1% INCOME <1% Voluntary income 5% Non-charitable trading income 546 505 5% Legacies and donations 4,259 3,912 4% 26% Other trading income 3 3 9% 36% Total 4,808 4,420

<1% Miscellaneous Chapel offerings 1 2 4% Bank interest 1 1 Total 2 3 77%

34% Total Income Resource £16,181 £15,241

4 and Function income increased to £1.6m (2014: £1.4m), contributions to College’s ability to support its teaching reflecting the College’s determination to use its assets and research activities and to enhance the opportunities, as fully as possible out of term in support of its core sporting and cultural as well as educational, of its educational activities. members. It is thanks to their generosity that the headline figure on the Statement of Financial Activities looks so Donation income reached a record high of £4.3m this encouraging, but it has to be remembered that most year, representing a 9% increase on last year and a donations go into the College’s endowment funds and compound annual growth rate of 25.5% over the past it is only the income from this which is available to be 5 years. The College’s alumni continue to make major spent.

Expenditure Overall expenditure increased by £863k, or 7.8%, to rent reviews on the Ship Street houses, £100k mainly £11.9m in 2014/15. The College’s staff costs increased on scholarships, prizes and grants and £157k increased to £4.7m (2014: £4.5m). The 4% increase in payroll maintenance costs following commencement of the major costs comprises primarily a 2% pay award, automatic exterior repair project over the summer of the First annual pay increments, and additional staff recruited Quad in the College’s Turl Street site. to support increased activity in development, catering services, conference and functions. Headline non-pay EXPENDITURE 31/7/15 31/7/14 costs increased by £684k but in underlying terms the £’000 £’000 increase was only £336k, or 5%, because the costs in 2014 were offset by a £348k gain on the disposal of Charitable Activities certain fixed assets. This increase comprises a £110k Teaching and research 9,165 8,264 backdated increase on payments to the Council following Public worship 51 44 Total 9,216 8,308 EXPENDITURE <1% <1% Cost of Generating Funds 5% 5% Loan interest payable 1,048 1,089 4% Trading expenditure 479 431 26% Fundraising and alumni relations 592 530 9% 36% Investment management costs 542 651 <1% Total 2,661 2,701

Governance4% Costs Governance costs 15 20 77% Total 15 20

Total Income Resource34% £11,892 £11, 029

Reserves Policy The College’s reserves policy is to maintain sufficient to £13.2m (2014: £11.8m), representing retained free reserves to enable it to meet its short-term financial unrestricted income reserves excluding an amount of obligations in the event of an unexpected revenue £12.7m for the book value of operating fixed assets less shortfall and to allow the College to be managed associated funding arrangements. The Estates Committee efficiently and to provide a buffer that would ensure has conducted a review of the financial risks facing the uninterrupted services. College in light of its investment portfolio and other financial risks, specifically the threat to some of its The College’s free reserves at the year-end amounted 5 commercial rents if tenants move to the new Westgate supporting both new projects and a variety of current Centre, and has concluded that this level of reserves is activities including bursaries and widening participation appropriate. within a 12 to 18 month timescale. The Fabric Fund, created three years ago with an initial allocation of Designated reserves at the year-end include £207k £500k, has now been spent. (2014: £246k) in the Development Fund to be spent on

Investment Policies, Objectives and Performance The College makes investments with the aim of achieving shops need to be re-configured in order to match the a total return of inflation + 3.5%. This level of return needs of the current retail market. Although the timing of has been achieved on an annualised basis over the past these events is uncertain, it seems highly likely that they three years. The College invests in accordance with the will occur at some point. following ethical principles: Consequently, the Governing Body decided that it • The College expects all the companies in which it needed to increase its reserves above the normal level invests to abide by the relevant law. This includes both to cope with this expected reduction in income. The the law of the place where it has its headquarters current level of reserves £13.2m (2014: £11.8m) covers and the law of the places where it carries out its the unrestricted annual expenditure of £10.8m on a ratio operations. Where breaches are shown to have of 1.2:1. Given the uncertainty over its commercial rents occurred, the College expects prompt and effective in both the short and medium term, retaining enough corrective action to be taken. free reserves to cover slightly more than a year’s worth • Where a portfolio company, to the College’s of unrestricted expenditure is appropriate. knowledge, takes action which, whilst lawful, creates Last year the College decided to move to a total return a significant risk of such severe reputational loss to investment policy, subject to gaining approval for the the College that the achievement of its academic necessary changes to its Statutes from Her Majesty in objectives is imperilled, the College will not seek Council. This enables it to take investment decisions to maintain its investment if there is no reasonable without the need to take account of income yields of prospect of change in the company’s behaviour. asset classes, something that is particularly important The College invests in a number of asset classes, including given the recent decision to reduce the amount of high- public equities, commercial and agricultural property, yielding commercial property in the investment portfolio. government and commercial bonds, and private equity. The initial spend rate, reflecting the investment policy Management of the endowment is overseen by the referred to above, will be 3.5%. Estates Committee, although the equity part of the investment portfolio’s management is delegated to external managers. An independent consultant is engaged to verify investment performance reports from external ENDOWMENT 31/7/15 31/7/14 managers, and custodian arrangements are kept under £’000 £’000 regular review. Agricultural property 29,480 28,304 The College reviews its investment policies and its policy Commercial industrial 61,450 65,627 on reserves periodically. On the basis of an analysis of the and residential property hypothetical impact on the College’s income of periods Equities, bonds and cash 91,421 83,490 of poor investment performance in the past, the recent level of reserves is considered adequate for normal Subtotal 182,351 177,421 circumstances. However, the Governing Body anticipates Outstanding loan on 17,162 17,922 that there will be a significant reduction in rental income Northgate House, Cornmarket from 2016-18 that may last until the end of 2020. This reduction will occur as existing leases expire and if Net Value of Endowment £165,189 £159,499 current tenants move to a redeveloped Westgate Centre and if, as a result, the College decides that the related

6 FUNDRAISING Overview 1% In 2014/15, £4.26m was donated to the College for a 1% 5% 7% variety of projects to benefit current and future students. DONATIONS 5% 7% Every penny that is donated to the College, even that RECEIVED which is unrestricted, goes directly into projects. Details BY PROJECT TYPE of the initiatives supported in 2013/2014 are given in the Buildings and following pages. infrastucture Priorities for support in 2014/15 continued to be: Student support Teaching and research 87% • The endowment of Tutorial Fellowships in order to 87% secure the tutorial system Where the need 1% • Increasing bursary funding for undergraduates in is greatest 1% 10% financial need 10% • The creation of scholarships for graduates TYPE OF DONATIONS • The conversion and upgrading of the College’s facilities. Capital The College aims to raise support for both revenue projects (spend-down) as well as create endowed Endowment support for specific activities. The funding received in Revenue 89% 2014/15 is split below by income type and project. 89% In 2014/15, nearly £3.8m was received for the The College spent £338,770 (£301,800 in 2013/14) endowment (89% of donations received), with £3.45m of on direct fundraising costs during the year, making the that restricted to the endowment of Tutorial Fellowships, College’s return on investment in fundraising 12.6% (13:1 helping to protect the tutorial system at Jesus College. in 2013/14). The increase in expenditure was largely due to taking on a new staff member in fundraising. Direct The proportion of alumni giving back to College (the costs of alumni relations activity were £180,721 (£162,250 participation rate) was 15.4%, slightly down on last year’s in 2013/14), covering staffing, events and publications. figure of 16.1%. 30.2% of alumni have made a donation at We received income of £49,850 from events and any time (30.3% in 2013/14). merchandising. Gifts in Kind During the course of the year, we have seen an increase We were grateful to have the use of office space and in the numbers of alumni who are contributing in non- event venues thanks to alumni in London. It saves the financial ways and we are very grateful to all those who College potential expense and helps our fundraising and have made gifts in kind. alumni relations budget to be stretched further. Alumni kindly gave their time to participate as members Many others volunteered their time to create and of the following committees: support alumni groups and run events. These initiatives • Development Committee (fundraising and alumni are greatly valued as they provide another way in which relations) people can keep their connection with the College and their peers. • Estates Committee (finance) • Accommodation, Catering and Conference Committee 32 individuals (alumni, fellows and friends of the College) donated books, ranging from newly published books to • Property Committee antiquarian volumes, to the Meyricke, Celtic and Fellows’ • Risk and Audit Committee. Libraries. Their expertise and objectivity strengthen the College’s governance. 7 Recognition and Patron Levels We appreciate and acknowledge each and every In May 2015, the College organised a special trip to donation made to the College. All donors and those Venice, led by Professor Richard Bosworth for Jenkins who have made non-financial contributions in 2014/15, Patrons and above. Patrons cover their costs of excluding anonymous supporters, are listed at the back of participating in such events and are given privileged this publication. access to locations and activities that would not normally be available to the public. The College introduced a Patron scheme in 2009 to recognise those who have cumulatively given over The University also recognises significant donors to any the years. By the end of the 2014/15 financial year, the part of the collegiate University. In recognition of their number of patrons grew to 337 (316 in 20131/4) of which generous support to Jesus College, the following have 23 were also members of the 1571 Society. now joined the Vice-Chancellor’s Circle: Patrons are given the use of a room in College which has • Robert Kay been put aside for them. Available during office hours, • Sir David Lewis room 4 in staircase 6 has sofas, tea- and coffee-making • Maria Hugh facilities and a fridge, Wi-Fi access and a shower room. • Sir Ralph Kohn A fob and the Wi-Fi code can be obtained from the Lodge on arrival. Victor Wood was admitted to the Chancellor’s court of Benefactors in 2015 in recognition of his generosity in Patrons are also invited to specific additional events endowing 6 Fellowships at Jesus College. during the course of the year.

PATRON LEVEL 2014/15 2013/14 Queen Elizabeth Fellow (£500,000 and above) 2 2 Principal’s Circle of Benefactors (£100,000 to £499,999) 15 14 Jenkins Patron (£50,000 to £99,999) 11 11 Meyricke Patron (£10,000 to £49,999) 62 55 Mansell Patron (£2,000 to £9,999) 254 234 1571 Society (£1,571 or more per year to the Development Fund) 23 19

Legacies The College received two legacies in 2014/15 totalling The College does not currently have a legacy society, as £15,918. Legacy income was significantly down on recent many other colleges do, but does include individuals who years, as the College had been fortunate to receive have pledged a legacy in all donor events. two very significant legacies between 2012 and 2014. It For further information about legacy giving, please demonstrates the fluctuating and unpredictable nature of contact the Development Office or visit: legacy income and our need to encourage all alumni to www.jesus.ox.ac.uk/alumni/leaving-a-legacy consider leaving something in their Wills.

8 Telephone Campaign The College ran the 7th annual telethon in March 2015. • 156 new professions were recorded These two-week-long sessions are invaluable for staying • A record 59% of those contacted made a donation in touch with alumni and raising significant funds for (34% in 2013/14) College priorities. The students do a fantastic job of • The average gift per call was £227 (£168 in 2013/14) communicating developments at College and their own experience while having the opportunity to hear from • £230,893 was raised in cash and pledges of which alumni about their time at Jesus and subsequent careers. 86.3% was given without restrictions. During this year’s telethon: Thank you for all those who accepted a call and to all those who made a donation during the telethon, and • 2135 alumni received pre-call letters thank you to our student callers. • 656 alumni were spoken to by phone

Development Fund The Development Fund was established in 2009 to The following list illustrates the range of projects that provide support for immediate priorities at Jesus College. were supported by the fund in 2014/15: It provides a way of ensuring that donations, no matter • Access bursaries for students in financial need how small, can be added together to make a real impact • Clarendon Graduate Studentship for a one-year taught on the experience of the current students and other course in the Humanities or Social Sciences members of College. Donations are received by direct debits or by one-off donations and can be directed • Clarendon Graduate Studentship for a DPhil in the towards particular types of project (e.g. bursaries) or Humanities or Social Sciences given to areas of most need. • Match funding for a Graduate Studentship in Engineering The Fund is disbursed annually with the Disbursement Group, chaired by the Principal, which allocates the • Bursaries for undergraduates moving on to Teach First support to projects put forward by the Senior, Middle • Bursaries for students taking up unpaid or low paid and Junior Common Rooms. internships • Bursaries for undergraduates undertaking research 1% projects in vacations • Contribution to the disabled access project • Contribution to the refurbishment of the Ship Street houses 27% • Upgrade of the Hall Servery • Non-Stipendiary Fellowships for young and mid-career 32% academics.

FUND ALLOCATION Access and student support Fabric and environment Teaching and research Cultural and sporting 40%

9 IMPACT Support for Fellowships The tutorial system is a crucial element of what makes an Oxford education world-class, yet the costs of it are not supported by the Government and fees do not cover the expense. In order to support the tutorial system, raising money for Fellowships has been a priority for the College in recent years. In 2014/15, the College was extremely fortunate to receive support to endow the following

Fellowships: Victor Wood’s generous endowment secures the

teaching of Geography Subject Post holder Name of Fellowship as a subject at Jesus. It demonstrates confidence Chemistry Professor Mark Brouard The Helen Morag Fellowship in Chemistry in what we do and “ “what we can achieve as Economics Professor Peter Eso The Roger Hugh Fellowship in Economics geographers. Also, I am English Professor Paulina Kewes The Helen Morag Fellowship and Clarendon particularly proud to bear a Fellowship that carries Professorship in English Literature a woman’s name – the Geography Professor Patricia Daley The Helen Morag Fellowship in Geography Helen Morag Tutorial Fellow in Geography. I am Physics Professor John Magorrian The Helen Morag Fellowship in Physics thrilled.

PROFESSOR PATRICIA DALEY We are very grateful to Victor Wood (1944) for his generosity in supporting a further four (Helen Morag Fellow Fellowships this year in the name of his late wife Helen Morag, and to Maria Hugh who is and Tutor in endowing the Fellowship in Economics in the name of her late husband Roger Hugh (1964). Geography) In the case of the Fellowship in English, we were able to secure match funding from the University which will endow the departmental side of the post.

Chemistry In November 2012, we launched an appeal to raise support for one of the Tutorial Fellowships in Chemistry. The appeal has now reached £550,000 and we aim to complete

this appeal in the next six months.

Once the target has been reached, it will be named the Anthony Downs and Geoffrey Young Fellowship in Chemistry after two long-standing Chemistry Fellows who taught hundreds of the College’s Chemistry alumni. It is immensely heartening“ to know that my Engineering Fellowship has been The College’s two Fellowships in Engineering have been sponsored by a generous donation endowed in perpetuity, of just over £75,000 from the Ana Leaf Foundation. The award is the third tranche of a and that the teaching of English Literature at Jesus three-year commitment to cover the College costs of both Engineering Fellowships. “has been secured for We are grateful to the Ana Leaf Foundation for this valuable support. future generations.

PROFESSOR PAULINA KEWES (Helen Morag Fellow and Tutor in English Literature)

10 Other Subjects Other named Fellowships, endowed to date with donations and legacies, and held by current tutorial Fellows are: • The Peter Brunet Fellowship in Biology, held by Professor Graham Taylor • The Sir David Lewis Fellowship in Law, held by Professor Peter Mirfield • The Kay Fellowship in Mathematics, held by Professor Robin Evans • The Zeitlyn Fellowship in French, held by Dr Caroline Warman • The Zeitlyn Fellowship in History, held by Professor Patricia Clavin • The Zeitlyn Fellowship in Medicine, held by Dr Shankar Shrinivas I am very grateful to the Alan Harrison Fund that • The Helen Morag Fellowship in Physics, held by Dr Malcolm John I received as an Access • The Helen Morag Fellowship in Mathematics, held by Dr James Oliver Bursary from this year. As a first year undergraduate • The Peter Clarke Fellowship in Law, held by Dr Simon Douglas there are many new and • The John Walsh Fellowship in History, held by Professor Alex Gadja. “unexpected challenges to be aware of; this support will allow me to deal with

Support for Undergraduate Bursaries expenses that I know I will not anticipate, due to The College aims to ensure that no students are discouraged from studying at Jesus because moving out of my family of cost. home for the first time. Coming to Oxford has The Bursary Scheme of Oxford University is one of the most generous of any UK university, broadened my horizons helping all students below household incomes of £25,000 with fee waivers and cash and provided every “ bursaries. The scheme is funded partly by the University and partly by the colleges. opportunity that I could hope to have available Jesus College contributes to undergraduate bursary funding in two ways: to me. This would not be possible without people • Our contribution to the Oxford Bursary who very kindly make the • Our own Access Bursaries, which this year rose to £400, £500 and £700 a year University accessible to depending on household income. These are automatically given to undergraduates people of all backgrounds. receiving an Oxford Bursary. JACK HAYWARD In 2014/15, the College received £216,584 (£1,504,532 in 2013/14) for undergraduate COOKE support. Donations received for access bursaries were added to endowed funds or (Chemistry Student) disbursed depending on the instruction of the donor. The disparity between this year and last year’s income for student support relates to the very generous legacy last year from Marian Elton-Davies. The First 100 Bursary appeal was completed during 2015, having raised £100,000. The funds came largely from the first 100 women to join the College as students between 1974 and 1976. This fund will support one access bursary per year in perpetuity and the first one was awarded in October 2015. A staggering 97% of the current students are supporting the Junior Members’ Scholarship. This is a scholarship given to a student coming from a country in crisis and is currently held by Rawan Yaghi from Gaza. The Scholarship also receives support from the Hani Qaddumi Scholarship Foundation, the Hoping Foundation, A.M. Qattan Foundation and Jesus alumni. In 2014/15, the College was able to give bursaries to 70 of the 334 undergraduates, 21% (2013/14: 24%).

11 Support for Graduates Competition for top graduate students is fierce as many institutions overseas are able to offer fully-funded places. As a result, Oxford is losing many of its best graduates. Yet bright graduates are vital to Oxford’s ability to attract leading academics undertaking world-class research. The College is keen to ensure that it is able to offer funded graduate scholarships to top students. In 2014/15, £96,385 (2013/14: £96,118) was received for graduate support. In 2014/15, 21 graduates have received fully-funded scholarships thanks to College fundraising I would like to express and matched funding from Research Councils or the University. 107 graduates have received my sincere thanks to the a research grant of £782 to help with their research or travel costs. Old Members’ Group and

Clarendon Fund for their Funds were received for a new studentship in History as part of a wider project related most generous support, to the First World War. Globalising and Localising the Great War aims to bring together which has enabled me to scholars who are working on the First World War from a variety of different perspectives.

“pursue my MSt in English The project will result in the creation of a number of funded doctoral studentships and post- Literature. I have found Jesus College a friendly doctoral positions at the University. The fundamental objective of the project is to ensure and scholarly community. “ that the commemoration of the War produces ground-breaking new research and fresh The scholarship has insights into the conflict. enabled me to focus on my studies and to make the most of my time at Oxford without having to worry about money, a wonderfully freeing thing.

HANNAH GREENSTREET (MSt Student in English Literature)

12 Support for Buildings The Fellows’ Library In 2007/8, the College ran an appeal for the Fellows’ Library which received an amazing response from the College’s alumni. Over £750,000 was raised towards the major refurbishment project and as a result, the Fellows’ Library was restored to glory. Eight years on, the College still benefits enormously from the restoration of the Fellows’ Library. Visits to the Fellows’ Library took place on at least 35 days in Humankind depends on

humane education and the academic year 2014–15, while regular access was extended Jesus College, Oxford, to include lecturers as well as Fellows. There were 13 research is a magnificent vehicle

visits to consult books (with 19 further enquiries answered by of such teaching and email), together with a conference co-organised by College learning. My generation lecturer Dr Louisiane Ferlier, entitled ‘Forms and Formats: of academics was an “ “ Owen McKnight, Librarian extraordinarily lucky Experimenting with Print, 1695–1815’. one in terms of the The Librarian arranged termly open afternoons for current members of College to see opportunities and the Fellows’ Library and a selection of treasures therein. In addition, library staff gave tours rewards given to us. In 2016 it is right for us to for 21 groups including Women’s Institutes, West Dean College, Beijing Foreign Studies want to pass on some University, and the Meteorological Dining Club. Other visits took place during conferences of our gains to new or in the company of Fellows, with 140 names listed in the visitors’ book. generations at Jesus.

The Oxford Conservation PROFESSOR Consortium continued to RICHARD advise and assist in caring BOSWORTH for the historic collections, (Senior Research Fellow in History) conserving the second edition (1674) of ‘Paradise Lost’, which had been presented to College in memory of Professor A.G.H. ‘Fred’ Bachrach (1951). The Consortium also completed the repair of the 1738 Bodleian catalogue, an important document bound in four folio volumes and marked up with the books held at Jesus. Dr Jonathan Musgrave (1959) has made a succession of generous gifts, beginning with the works of Cicero, printed in 1562 and therefore slightly older than the College. His books will be catalogued for the benefit of both researchers and current students. Over in Third Quad, 67 books were accepted as gifts for the Meyricke and Celtic Libraries during 2014–15. In addition, Professor Richard Sharpe of Wadham, a long-time friend of the Celtic Library, kindly donated a back run of ‘Éigse: A Journal of Irish Studies’.

13 ALUMNI RELATIONS The Development Office of Jesus College is in contact with 6148 Old Members in 85 countries. We try to stay in touch with as many Old Members as possible through the production of newsletters, the Record, fortnightly email bulletins and a range of events both in the UK and overseas, as well as by being the first port of call for all alumni queries and requests. 740 individuals were on the ‘list of the lost’ at the end of the financial year. The College is therefore in touch with 88.9% of living alumni. The following events were held in 2014/15 for alumni, donors and friends of the College:

2014 I was very fortunate to

have the opportunity to Friday 19th September Degree Day further my legal education by studying for the BCL Friday 19th September Cadwallader Dinner (organised by the Cadwallader Club)

at Jesus College. My Saturday 20th September 25th, 40th and 50th Reunion Dinner experiences at Oxford have shaped my life as well Friday 3rd October First 100 Women Dinner “ “ as my career. I am very privileged and proud to Monday 3rd November London Drinks support the study of law at Jesus College so that Saturday 8th November Degree Day others may benefit as I Wednesday 3rd December Benefactors’ Christmas Carols did from the tradition of excellence that is fostered here.

KATHRYN CAMPBELL (1981)

14 2015 Friday 9th January Chemistry Dinner Saturday 10th January Dinner in Vancouver Monday 26th January Law Reception Thursday 12th February Drinks for Global Business Diploma Associate Members Thursday 12th February Geographers’ Drinks at the Royal Geographical Society Friday 27th February St David’s Day Tea Saturday 7th March Bahram Dehqani-Tafti Memorial Concert You might think that, Saturday 21st March Physics Dinner having spent eight of the almost twelve years since Friday 27th March Gaudy (68, 93-94 and 2007) graduating in China, my connection to Oxford Thursday 9th April Dinner for the Global Business Diploma Associate Members and Jesus may have Friday 10th April Society Dinner “waned, but in fact it is the exact opposite. To say Monday 20th April Dinner in Toronto nothing of the immense benefit of the education Tuesday 21st April Dinner in New York and experience itself, my association with the Thursday 23rd April Lunch in Washington University and College Tuesday 28th April Commemoration of Benefactors’ Dinner has and continues to be an important door-opener Friday 1st May Lunch for Next of Kin/Friends of the College and social network. I was thrilled to have the Wednesday 13th May Shakespeare and the Jesus Historians opportunity to make a Thursday 14th May contribution to the newly created studentship fund – Saturday 16th May Major Donor Trip to Venice to support a Chinese

Saturday 30th May Parents’ Event graduate student attending Jesus. Not only Saturday 30th May Summer Eights – Bumps Bicentenary does this allow me to

help, in a small way, to Monday 8th June Donor Reception ensure that there are no financial impediments Friday 26th June Gaudy (50 and before, 87-88) to the most talented“ Saturday 27th June Old Members’ Day Chinese graduates getting the benefit of an Oxford Saturday 27th June Farewell Garden Party for Lord Krebs education, it also offers me a way to give back by Monday 29th June Choir Performance in Chinese University of Hong Kong other non-financial means Tuesday 30th June Choir Performance at St John’s Cathedral, Hong Kong while I’m all the way over here in China. Sunday 5th July Alumni Reception in Shanghai DAVID RUSSELL Saturday 11th July Degree Day (2001) Friday 24th July Degree Day Others returned to visit the College or to join dinner in Hall on Sunday nights during term time. To find out more about booking dinner for you and a guest, please contact Sarah Willcox on [email protected] or see http://www.jesus.ox.ac.uk/alumni/dining-in-college for more details.

15 LIST OF DONORS 2014-15 The following list recognises all those who made a gift to the College in the last financial year (1st August 2014 to 31st July 2015). Great effort has been made to ensure that this list is accurate, but please do let us know of any errors and we will be happy to print corrections in the next issue of this report. We would like to thank all donors for their support, including those who have generously donated to the College anonymously or who did not want to be listed in this publication.

1938 Mr Malcolm Prince Mr John Rook Mr Robert Grahamslaw-James Sir Frederick Atkinson KCB 1952 Mr John Scannell Professor Howell Lloyd OBE Mr Ernest Clarry Mr Hugh Bain Mr Geoff Schofield The Reverend Peter Moore 1942 Mr Peter Gair 1956 Mr Maurice Palmer Mr Peter Rex Dr Cyril Greaves Anonymous Donor Mr Michael Perry Mr John Somerville HH Judge J B Greaves Mr Peter Bellarby Mr Mark Roach CPhys, CEng, MInstP, MIET Mr Peter Sinclair 1944 Professor William James Mr John Bristow Mr Joe Street Anonymous Donor Mr Michael Jenkins Mr Terence Carter Mr Peter Totty Mr John Nightingale Mr John Lee Mr Brian Davies Dr Mike Ware Mr Victor Wood Mr Brian Lewis Mr Geoffry Lucas Dr Bruce Griffiths Mr Philip White 1946 Mr Seamus Rainbird Mr Mike Hardy Mr Stuart Yerrell Mr Patrick Salisbury Dr David Rendell Mr Robert Harris 1959 Mr Peter Wookey Mr Greison Thomas Mr John Harrison LVO Mr Christopher Allen 1947 Mr Michael Hope 1953 Professor Julian Clarke Mr Rex Acton Mr Bruce Jamson Dr Douglas Austin Dr Peter Dean Mr Henry Hunt Mr Peter McDonald Mr Gerald Brinsdon Mr Ronald Farrants Mr Tony Last (d. January 2015) Mr Gareth Price Mr Richard Clay Mr Stephen Ingham Mr Jack Silverman Mr Tim Richards Mr Brian Hershman Mr Ian Mackay Professor Albert Schachter 1948 Mr Towyn Mason Dr Keith Mann The Reverend Canon Mr Trevor Brewer Mr Gerald Morgan Dr Derek Portman David Staples Mr Glyn Evans Dr Jonathan Musgrave FSA Mr Fred Schlesinger Mr Colin Volk Mr Sidney Faiers Mr Lawrence Skilling Mr Geoffrey Renshaw 1957 (d. October 2015) Mr David Symes Mr Graham Simons Mr John Granger Mr John Bevan Professor David Sugden FRSE Mr Henry Verwey OBE, CPhys, FInstP, LLD Mr Michael Jones Mr Nikolas Tarling Mr Brian Virley Mr Nick Brittain FCCA FRSA Mr Thomas Roberts CBE 1960 1954 Mr Charles Chatwin Dr Alun Thomas Anonymous Donor Anonymous Donor Mr Richard Detlef 1949 Anonymous Donor Anonymous Donor Mr Hugh Forsyth Mr Ian Dewar JP Mr Paul Clayden Professor Thomas Blackburn Professor Terence Kemp FRSChem Mr Colin Greenhalgh Dr Anthony Jeans Mr John Bounden Professor Alan Kirman Mr Kenneth Roderick Mr Michael Jones Mr Pendleton Campbell HH Judge Robin Laurie The Reverend John Schofield Mr Julian Le Patourel Mr Nicholas Drake Mr David Lewis Mr Michael Slaney MBE Mr Terence Le Sueur Mr Jeremy Friend-Smith Professor Haydn Mason Dr Martin Wright Dr David Pick Mr John Gimblett Mr Michael Morelle 1950 Mr Giles Guinness CChem MRSC Dr John Prescott Thomas RD DL Anonymous Donor Mr Ben Lyon Mr James Palmer Mr Christopher Stahl Mr Dennis Baldry Dr Norman Russell Mr Jeremy Rider Mr Peter Stevens Mr Tony Crabtree Mr Ron Sonnet Professor Robert Rowthorn Mr Jack Wigglesworth Mr Andrew Seth DBS FRSA Dr Paul Kent 1955 1961 Mr Peter Squire 1951 Anonymous Donor Anonymous Donor Mr Delwyn Tibbott Anonymous Donor Mr William Bell Anonymous Donor Anonymous Donor Mr Ian Blakey OBE 1958 Anonymous Donor Mr Laurence Anderson Mr David Bussell Anonymous Donor Mr John Charles Mr Peter Bishop Mr Ronald Deepwell Professor Christopher Baker Mr Laurence Coates Sir Geoffrey Cass FRSA FInstD Mr John Edmund Mr John Bevan Mr Richard Crease Mr Leslie Dubow Mr John Froggatt Sir John Carter FIA Dr Brynmor Davies Mr David Jones Mr Leonard Griffiths Mr Peter Cooke OBE Mr Richard Davies Dr Brinley Jones CBE, MA, FSA Professor Verdel Kolve Dr Robert Gidden Professor Desmond Evans 16 Dr Brian Handford Dr Michael Ricks 1966 Mr Colin Keeler Mr Jack Hanning Mr John Slatford Anonymous Donor Dr Alan Malvern Mr Christopher James Mr William Stockler Anonymous Donor Mr Peter May Mr Christopher Linford Dr Keith Webber Professor Kenneth Carty Mr Ian McKelvey Mr Malcolm McIvor FIA Mr Ian Yeats Mr Graham Clements Mr Gordon Moss Mr Eric Morgan FCA CPFA 1964 Mr John Cooper Mr Nigel Phillips Mr Edward Partridge Anonymous Donor Mr David Edwards Mr Hamish Robertson Mr John Pearse FCILT Anonymous Donor Dr Alun German Mr David Robinson Mr John Phillips Anonymous Donor Mr Richard Glenister Mr Paul Seward Dr Terrence Ratcliffe Anonymous Donor Professor Russell Goodman Professor Alan Shore Dr David Skyrme The Reverend Mike Clark Mr Clive Jenkins Mr Crispian Strachan CBE OStJ QPM Mr Peter Spreckley Mr Hugh Clayton Mr David Jones Mr John Suffolk Mr David Stokes Mr Richard Coates Sir David Lewis Kt MA (Hon DCL City, Hon DCL Mr Clive Sweeting Mr Gilmour Stubbs Mr Stuart Davies Wales) Commodore Pat Tyrrell OBE Mr John Tate Mr John Dolbear (d. August 2015) Mr Philip May (d. July 2015) Mr Stephen Walker Mr Andrew White Mr Christopher Dubois Dr Peter Nash Dr Rhodri Walters CB Mr Paul Yerbury Mr Jeremy Eccles Mr Bill Parker Dr Anthony Weaver Major Jeremy York MBE Mr Richard Evans Mr Tony Raymond Dr Meurig Williams 1962 Mr Michael Ferguson Professor Frank Smith Mr Leonard Wright Anonymous Donor Mr Michael Godwin Mr Ian Smith 1969 Anonymous Donor Mr Christopher Harvey Dr David Steel OBE Anonymous Donor Professor Emeritus Paul Badham Mr Andrew Haynes Dr James Stredder Mr Brian Aldred Mr Christopher Butterfield Mr Kingsley Jones Mr Robert Tait JP Dr Brian Anderson Mr Colin Clark Dr Tudor Jones Mr Alan Thomas Mr Philip Atkinson Sir Robert Coleman KCMG Mr David Lermon Mr Geoff Thomas Mr John Blandford Mr Malcolm Davis Professor Derec Llwyd-Morgan Professor Patrick Turner Dr Malcolm Gall Mr David Morris (d. September 2014) The Reverend Canon John Blore Mr Walford Gealy Wing Commander Marvin Nicks Mr Mike Vaughan-Edwards Mr James Clark Mr Barry Green Mr David Nowlan Dr Richard Crocombe 1967 Mr Geoff Henshall Mr Roger Paice Mr Andrew Dalwood Mr Andrew Dakin Dr Gareth Hughes Mr Max Perkins Professor William Evans MBE Professor Ceri Davies Dr David Othen Professor Gareth Roberts Mr Martyn Harries Professor Antony Denman Mr Avrahan Rabby Mr Peter Robottom MRTPI MCMI Professor Robert Holland Mr John Evans Dr George Reah Mr Richard Wharton Mr James Lloyd-Williams ACA Mr Patrick Griffiths Dr John Rhys Mr Alan Wootton Mr Christopher Manvell Mr Christopher Harris MA FRCO Mr Nicholas Staunton Mr John Morrison 1965 Mr John Hughes Mr Roger Stephens Jones Mr David O’Reilly Anonymous Donor Mr Huw Jones Mr Wayne Thomas Mr Graham Pimlott CBE Anonymous Donor Mr Richard Jones Mr Nigel Turner Mr Stephen Williams Dr David Bartlett Mr Alan Jordan Mr John Wexler Mr Norman Wright Mr Tony Carter Dr Kevin O’Donnell Mr Richard Whitty Mr Murray Hallam Professor Gareth Rees 1970 Mr David Williams The Very Reverend Dr Christopher Seward Anonymous Donor Professor Edward Williams Archimandrite Kyril Jenner MA BMBCh DRCOG Anonymous Donor Mr John Wilson Mr Denzil Jones HH Judge A J Seys Llewellyn QC Mr Richard Allnutt Mr Rodney Wright Mr Robert Jones Mr Alan Simkin & Mrs Claire Allnutt (née Whitteron) (1979) Dr Keith MacGregor Mr Paul Sudell 1963 Mr Bryan Bowers Mr Paul McKeever Mr Bradley Wilson Mr Gareth Bendon The Reverend Dr Perry Butler Mr Vivian Nicholas Mr Geraint Davies OBE 1968 Dr Robert Campbell Mr Richard Oberman Mr Jim Dean Mr Christopher Allworth Mr Frederick Croft Mr Stephen Payne Mr Martin Gray Mr Edward Belmont Mr Alexander Galloway CVO Mr Peter Roberts JD HH Judge David Laurence Griffiths Mr Geoffrey Bryant Mr Julian Greenwood Mr David Shackleton Mr David Hewitt Mr Richard Cosier Mr Ceri Hammond Mr Frank Story Mr Martin Jones Mr David Griffith Mr David Jenkins DL Professor John Western Mr Glyn Mathias Dr William Harris Mr Gordon Jones BBS FCIS FCS Professor Huw Williams Mr David Milne QC Commodore Paul Herington Mr Anthony Marrion Dr Terry Wood Mr John Pidcock Mr Mike Holland Mr Edward Messer Mr Bob Yates Mr Paul Reddicliffe OBE Mr Michael Holly Mr Garth Minikin

17 Mr Christopher Muttukumaru Mr Simon Greenall OBE Mr Martin Lugg Mr John Lawrence CB LLD Mr Robin Gwyn ACA Dr Martin Owen Dr Hilary Livesey (née Duckitt) Mr Stephen O’Flaherty Mr Peter Iles Ms Helen Passey (née Perfect) Mrs Sarah Moncrieff Dr Gerald Protheroe Mr Andrew Meehan Dr Edmund Plummer (née Bradfield) Mr Graham Ward CBE & Mrs Susan Meehan Ms Nicola Ramsden (née Ball) Ms Nia Morris (née Cooke) (née Heymann) (1974) Mr Haydn Watkins Mrs Susan Roy (née Elkies) Ms Trudi Pilkington Mr Phil Smith Mr David Williams Mrs Carole Souter CBE FRSA Dr Gordon Robinson Dr James Wishart Mr Graham Titcombe (née Teague) Mr Michael Williams 1971 1974 Dr Maggie Westby (née Softley) Mr Geoffrey Worrall Anonymous Donor Anonymous Donor 1976 1979 Mr Richard Arnold Mr Gerard Anderson Mr Simon Beard & Mrs Ann Beard Anonymous Donor District Judge Clark The Reverend Ian Aveson Mr James Casper Anonymous Donor Dr Richard Evans CChem MRSC Professor Andrew Baird Professor William Cronon Ms Polly Amos The Reverend Neil Fairlamb Mrs Rebecca Bilkau (née Irvine) Ms Alison Foster QC Mr Philip Anderson Sir Edward Garnier QC MP Mr Tim Birse (née Havelock-Allen) Dr Sarah Bendall Dr Jonathan Godfrey OBE Mr Robert Craven Mr Huw Hallybone Ms Christine Brown (née Hill) Mr Christopher Hall Mr Simon Curtis FCIA Mr Laurence Jordan Dr Mark Campbell Mr Adrian Harris Mrs Saskia Darell (née Venour) Ms Margaret Lawson Mrs Caroline Carr-Whitworth & Colonel Charles Darell Mr Andrew Ivett Mrs Valerie Mills (née Wickens) The Reverend Dr Julian Davies Dr Hywel Davies Mr David Knights Miss Frances Morris-Jones Mr Alun Drake Mr James Dodkins Mr Iain Morrison Mrs Elizabeth Paice (née Cook) Mr Nicholas Dyte Mr David Elis-Williams CPFA Mr Nicholas Palmer Ms Patricia Perrin Mrs Alison Fletcher (née Ward) Mrs Ellen English (née Daly) & Mr Christopher Bennett Mr Walter Pinkarchevski Professor Yvonne Jones Mrs Fiona Flynn (née Greig) Miss Susan Pope Mr Jonathan Roberts Miss Heather Jones Mr Stephen Hill Professor Huw Pryce Mr David Thomas Dr Karen Jones Mr John Honey Mrs Sue Wakefield (née Budd) Mr Jonathan Tinkler Mrs Dorothy Kennedy Mr Steve Jones Mr Stuart Woodward (née Kinoulty) Mr Paul Wilson & Mrs Susan Woodward Mrs Margaret Kemp (née Wade) Mr David Lockett 1972 (née Roberts) Dr Roger Patrick Mrs Jane Lucas (née Smith) Anonymous Donor 1977 Ms Ruth Pitchford (née Thomas) Mrs Julie Oldfield (née Harding) Mr Philip Andrade Anonymous Donor Mr Jonathan Rees Mrs Heather Simms Mr Nicholas Beeson Dr Carolyn Bennett (née Walker) Mr David Roach FCA CTA Mr John Webster Mr Richard Collas Mrs Mandy Eden (née Pooler) Mrs Ruth Saunders (née Davies) Miss Jill Wordley Mr Michael Dufton & Mr William Saunders (1972) Mr John Dowty Mr David Evans Ms Hilary Smith (née David) Mr John Elliott 1980 Mr Stephen Goodenough Mr Paul Thomson Ms Alice Falk Anonymous Donor Mr David Griffith The Reverend Dr Kirsty Thorpe Mr Robin Gutch Anonymous Donor Mr Victor Holman Mrs Helen Timms (née Roe) Mrs Linda Johnston Mr Malcolm Ace Mr Lionel Johnson Mr Karl Vanters Miss Janet Jones Miss Kathleen Boyle Mr Alan Lovell DL Miss Elizabeth Woodeson CBE Mrs Carol Kelly (née Morgan) Ms Phyllida Brown Mr Alistair Morgan Dr Alan Yuen Miss Elizabeth McDonald Mrs Helen Cotterill ) (née Wright) (1980) & Mr Keith Cotterill Mr Charles Morgan MRCP, MRCGP, FFPM (née Page) Dr Owain Davies Professor Christopher Napier 1975 Mrs Gill Mourant (née Petoud) Mr Neil James Professor Steven Rose Mr Nicholas Sands Anonymous Donor & Ms Alexandra Page Mr Richard Schwartz Anonymous Donor Mr Nicholas Sykes & Ms Glynys Sykes (née Adams) Dr Stephen Morillo Mr Frederick Silver Mrs Amanda Arthur (née Connor) Mr Ian Tempest Mr Jonathan Platt Mr Peter Smith Mr Stuart Bartholomew Ms Jane Vessey Dr Howard Stevens Professor Richard Smith Mr Chris Bond 1981 Mr Paul Waine Dr Julie Bowdler 1978 Mr Chris Beckett MBCS The Reverend Geoffrey White Mrs Fiona Curtin (née Jenkins) Mr Geoffrey Battersby Mr Peter Cowley Mr Huw Williams Mr Derek Forss Dr Paul Bostock Mrs Lucy Crawford (née Ord) Ms Julie Gillam Mr Stephen Bown 1973 Mrs Katharine Hammad Mr Nigel Burt Mr Keith Barton Dr Peter Glennon (née Coulter) & Miss Jane Shillaker Dr Ian Buckley-Golder Mr Michael Grant Mr Marc Harney Mr Andrew Clemes CEng, MIM, FRSA, FInstP Miss Lynette Halewood Ms Sarah Hendry CBE Ms Frances Davies Mr Greg Childs FRSA Dr Colin Haydon Dr Edward Hodgkin Dr Adrian Davies Dr Tim Clement Mr Michael Humphries Professor Melinda Hodkiewicz Mr Graham Hadley Mr Malcolm Edwards Ms Elizabeth James CEng MIMMM (née Rogers) Mrs Catherine Helm CGeol FGS Mr Ian Fraser Mr Peter Jones Dr David Lewis (née Ollerenshaw) 18 Ms Claire McNulty Mr Andrew Lazenby Dr Geraint Tarling Mrs Rachel Solway Ms Philippa Mendoza Mr Alun Milford Mr David Wren Dr Charles Thomson Mr Richard Palmer & Dr Elizabeth Milford Miss Nicola Yerrell Dr Samuel Tracey (née Simister) Mr James Pulsford Dr Garrett M Morris 1989 1993 Mrs Sandra Rowe (née Ladd) Professor Andrew Orr-Ewing Anonymous Donor Mr Nicholas Berry Mr Neil Thomas Miss Francesca Weisman Anonymous Donor Dr Stephen Conway Mrs Mair Treharne (née Morris) Anonymous Donor Mr Huw Davies 1985 Mrs Joy Wilson (née Bickerton) Dr Yau-Zen Chang Mr Benjamin Dubow Anonymous Donor 1982 Mr Paul Cooke MBA FCA Mrs Katie Hargreaves (née Cox) Anonymous Donor Miss Jenny Abbott Mr Martin Cullen Mrs Caroline Howard Ms Sarah Catteau (née Mann) Mr Simon Batten Dr Andrew Gorton (née Andrewes) Mr Peter Clarkson Mr Jonathan Bellamy Mr Andrew Harrop The Venerable The Archdeacon of Mr Lewis Kermack Raphoe David Huss Mr Alan Bridges Dr Thomas Heightman Mr Ruwan Salgado & Dr Beverly Huss (née Hunt) Mrs Rhian Browning (née Parry) Ms Victoria Holmes Dr Richard Stephenson Dr Lawrence Moon Mr Stephen Crabb Miss Elin Hopley Mr Bryn Thomas Mr Ian Morgan Ms Alison Davidson Mrs Emma Huepfl (née Slinger) Mr Matthew Preston (née Parry-Jones) Mrs Louise Wheal (née Marchant) Dr Nancy Levenson Ms Angharad Rudkin Mrs Julia Greenbury 1986 Mr Stephen Lewis (née Walters-Rees) Ms Sarah Sanders-Hewett Anonymous Donor Mr Stephen Milner Mr Huw Jenkins Mrs Belinda Wargent Anonymous Donor Mrs Claire Paye (née Pover) (née Steven-Fountain) Mrs Jackie Joesbury (née Kiernan) Anonymous Donor Mr Duncan Reid & Mr Nicholas Wargent (1992) The Reverend Robert Lawrance Mrs Alison Appelboam Meadows Mrs Karen Williams (née Gidwani) & Mrs Sarah Lawrance Mr Martin Saville Professor Fernando Fervenza (née Foster) (1984) Mr Geraint Thomas 1994 Dr Julian Fletcher Mr William Leigh-Pemberton Ms Sarah Warren Mrs Clare Bates (née Gregory) Mr Simon Foy Mr David Manson Dr Daniel Waterhouse Dr Aubrey Cunnington Mr James Goldston & Mrs Jane Manson Ms Lisa Williams Mr Julian Douglas (née Partridge) (1983) Mr Christopher McKee 1990 Dr Steven Geer Mr Ian O’Brien FCA Ms Ann Moore (née Bevitt) Anonymous Donor Miss Tammie Lee Dr Gareth Shaw Mrs Siwan Richards (née Rees) Anonymous Donor Dr James Lewis Ms Helen Smith (née Anderson) Dr Paul Seakins Mrs Ruth Copperwaite Mrs Helen Llewellyn (née Lord) Dr Paul Sutton Dr Brian Young (née Hockey) Dr Matthew Lunt Dr Nuala Tannahill (née Roberts) 1987 Dr C R Dennis MRSC Mr Benjamin Murphy 1983 Anonymous Donor Mr Simon Dorman Mr James Ross Dr Liz Bickerton Mr Owen Brown Dr Giles Keen Dr Christopher Seward Dr Peter Compton Dr Huw Edwards Mr Andrey Kotlarczyk Mrs Amy Shuai (née Winslade) Dr David Crawford Dr David Gillespie Dr Cecilia Luttrell Mrs Amanda Simons (née King) Mr David Devoy (née Williams) Mr Matthew Lawson Dr Steve Smith Dr Sabine Wulff (née Schueler) Mr Christopher Evans Professor John Leonard FRMetS, CPhys, MInstP 1995 The Lord Ferdinand OStJ Dr Harriet Morgan Mrs Elizabeth Wilson (née Gregory-Smith) Mr Arthur Butler Mr Neil Grant Mrs Lynne Palmer (née Vickers) Mr Stephen Chewter Dr Philip Hales Mr Mark Pantling 1991 Mr Robert Crow Mr Nicholas Hann Miss Tanya van der Werff Mrs Leonie Dorkins (née Wiffen) Dr Bernhard Fulda Mr Graham Hollins Mr Geraint Evans 1988 Miss Petra Jurisits Mr Jon Magnusson Mr Philipp Girardet Anonymous Donor & Mr Nick Berry (1993) Mrs Louise McGrath (née Platt) Mr Emyr Jones Anonymous Donor Mr Thomas Lorenc Mr Andrew Mitchell Miss Farah Khan Mr Paul Bartlett Ms Trudie McGuinness Mr Duncan Quarrington Mr David Botha 1992 Mr Owain Morgan Mr Timothy Rees Mr Nicholas Culver Dr Geoffrey Browell Miss Rebecca Murphy Dr Jonathan Warr Mr Martin Davitt Mrs Claire Chapman (née Wilson) Mr Benjamin Preston Dr Ian Willetts MIChemE CEng Mr Jonathan Hopper Dr Simon Cooper Mr Jonathan Rose Miss Frances Wright Mr Matthew Houseley Dr Adrian Green FSA FRHS Mrs Kate Siraj (née Frost) 1984 Dr Paul Hughes Dr Daniel Hullah Mr Ian Smith Anonymous Donor Ms Kathryn Jones (née Silcock) Mrs Emma Martin 1996 (née Cartwright) Mr Rufus Boyd Mr Geoffrey Kingscote Anonymous Donor Mr Grant Monk Ms Claire Crocker Mr Jonathan Price Mr Timothy Bennett Dr Bradley Portin Mrs Janet Foot (née Wilson) Mrs Harriet Richmond Miss Lucy Cousens Mr Hari Roberts Mr Michael Hobson (née Pritchard) Mr Benjamin Davis Ms Karen Landles (née Owens) Mr Richard Shirley Mr Ruediger Schwarz 19 Ms Leah Griffiths Mr Stuart Hudson Miss Heather Dansie 2008 Miss Rebecca Hone Miss Olivia Jackson Mr Huw Davies Dr Jordan Clay Mrs Hannah Jennings Mr Stephen Pulley Miss Holly Driver AMIMechE Mr Jonathan Gilbert (née Southon) Dr Rhian Pye (née Thomas) Mr Andrew Evans Mr Maxwell Gordon-Brown Miss Jenny McCullough 2001 Mr Robert Frost Mr Jocelyn Knight Ms Sara Ross Anonymous Donor Mr Samuel Gibbs Mr Alpesh Patel Ms Alison Sweeting Anonymous Donor Mr Benjamin Holland Mr Benjamin Peel Mr Andrew Webb Anonymous Donor Miss Emily James Dr Sally Reynard Mr Alan Wells Anonymous Donor Mr Michael Okereke Miss Anna Robotham 1997 Anonymous Donor Mr Thomas Samuels Mr Haydn Thomas Dr Anna Barnard Anonymous Donor 2005 Miss Livia Thorpe Mr Thomas Beard Anonymous Donor Anonymous Donor Mr James Waterson Ms Louise Bishop Dr Marcus Badger Miss Adoma Amoah 2009 Mr Richard Blane Mr Andrew Bigg Miss Alice Ashby Mrs Anurita De Mr Christopher Bond Mrs Lauren Bloom Mr Sebastian Atay Mr Benjamin Ruddle Mr James Carver Dr Colin Brown Miss Philippa Bliss Miss Hannah Spencer Mr Michael Cavers Miss Emma Byrne Miss Hannah Brennan Mr Jonathon Woodward Mr Neil Coffey Mr Jonathan Gorrie Mr Thomas Chambers 2010 Mr Charlie Finch FIA Miss Emma Hardwick Dr Ioana Cosma Mr Joseph Friesenhahn Mr David Jones Dr Naana Jumah Miss Mary Denholm & Mrs Clare Jones (née Fowler) 2011 Mr Timothy Neslen Miss Samantha Fleming Mr Robert Kotchie Miss Abigail Gill Mr George Norton Miss Julia House Mr Alex Turco Ms Jocelyn Paulley (née Watson) Mr Stephen Jenkins Non-alumni Mr Mark Vinall Dr Christopher Wong Miss Lucinda Kay Anonymous Donor 1998 Professor Patricia Clavin 2002 Mr Henri Savolainen Anonymous Donor Ms Anne Mary Cooper Anonymous Donor Mr Paolo Scollo Mr Charles Currie Dr Victoria Elliott Anonymous Donor Ms Nicoletta Vogg-Wrightson Mr David Davies & Dr Nick Wrightson (2000) Mrs Maria Hugh Anonymous Donor Mrs Anna Day (née Caffyn) Mr James Warner Dr Yu Ling Johnson (née Ma) Anonymous Donor Miss Caroline Eaton Ms Theresa Jones Mr Luke Alexander 2006 Dr Edward Edmondson Mrs Jill Kent Mrs Sarah Gallacher (née Waight) Mr Jack Wellby Mrs Joanna Elvidge (née Nichols) Dr Nancy Macky Mr Rhydian Griffiths Miss Kate Agar Dr Lucy Harris Dr Karina McIntosh Mr Adam Gripton Miss Georgina Bailey Mr Damon Jackman Mrs Patricia Round Dr Kary Kelly Mr Thomas Baker Mrs Victoria Jandrell (née Wilson) Mrs Helen Thomas Mrs Hannah Langford Miss Aimée Broughton Mr Michael Lambert Dr Caroline Warman Miss Kathryn McGough Mr Phillip Challinor Mr Tiran Nersessian Mr Dan Clayton-Jones OBE Ms Elizabeth Seater Mr Jaipal Chawla Mr Uzoma Onwere Mr Joseph Edwards Sir Colin John Humphreys 2003 Miss Laura Phaff Miss Sophie Evans Professor Norman Jones Anonymous Donor Mr Richard Sarll Miss Hannah Ilett Mr D Nightingale Anonymous Donor Mrs Laura Jackson (née Anderson) Dr Samu Niskanen 1999 Anonymous Donor Mr Ralph Kou Dr Pardee Anonymous Donor Miss Justine Earl Mr Thomas Duff Gordon Miss Ruth Morton Canon Anthony Phillips Miss Lindsay East Professor Gopesh Srivastava Mr Hywel Gyles & Mr David Patience Mr Vincent Noone Miss Kim Robertson Dr Andrew Stachulski 2000 Miss Rebecca Gay Miss Emma Saxton Mr Stephen Warrington Anonymous Donor Mr Simon Hacking & Mrs Catherine Warrington Mr Benjamin Sutton Anonymous Donor Mrs Katie Hooper Companies and Trusts Anonymous Donor Mr James Lancaster 2007 Alan Meech Construction Miss Jennifer Armitage Dr Oscar Martinez-Alvarado Anonymous Donor The Ana Leaf Foundation Mr Henry Bremridge Mrs Katherine Owens Anonymous Donor (née Butcher) The Atlas Fund Mrs Emily Collins (née Fremantle) Miss Kaya Chatterji Mr Timothy Shepherd Cambio Ltd Dr Evelyn Davies Miss Hannah Greenlee Miss Nicola Simson The Hoping Foundation Mrs Sera Evans-Fear Miss Chantal Hadley The Kirby Lang Foundation Mrs Sarah Faull (née McGinley) 2004 Mr Jayce Homersham ProQuest Mr Anthony Fletcher Anonymous Donor Mr Henry Hoskins The Quattan Foundation Mr Aron Gelbard Anonymous Donor Mr Joshua Randall The Shaw Foundation Miss Katrina Hann Miss Laura Court

20 LIST OF PATRONS 2014-15 The following people are honoured for their continuing generosity to the College (up to 31st July 2015).

QUEEN ELIZABETH FELLOWS Mr Simon Curtis FCIA (1974) Anonymous Donor Recognising those who have given in total Mr Keith Davies (1950) Anonymous Donor £500,000 and above to the College Mr Leslie Dubow (1951) Anonymous Donor Sir David Lewis Kt MA Mrs Mandy Eden (née Pooler) (1977) Anonymous Donor (Hon DCL City, Hon DCL Wales) (1966) Dr Jason Evans (1986) Anonymous Donor Mr Victor Wood (1944) Mr Ronald Farrants (1959) Anonymous Donor THE PRINCIPAL’S CIRCLE Lord Faulks QC (1969) Anonymous Donor Recognising those who have given in total Miss Ruth Finch (1981) Anonymous Donor £100,000 and above to the College Mr Antony Fletcher (1949) Anonymous Donor Anonymous Donor Mr Simon Greenall OBE (1973) Anonymous Donor Anonymous Donor Mr Jeremy Haile (1969) Anonymous Donor Dr Paul Bostock (1978) Mr Douglas Hansen-Luke (1988) Anonymous Donor Mr Bryan Bowers (1970) Mr David Jenkins DL (1970) Anonymous Donor Dr Peter Dean (1959) Mr David Jones (1966) Anonymous Donor Mr John Dickey (1950) Miss Janet Jones (1977) Anonymous Donor The Lord Ferdinand OStJ (1983) Ms Theresa Jones (Non-alumna) Anonymous Donor Mr André Hoffmann (Non-alumnus) Mr David Knights (1971) Anonymous Donor Mrs Maria Hugh (Non-alumna) Dr Roger Laird (1942) Anonymous Donor Mr Robert Kay (1971) Mr William Leigh-Pemberton (1982) Mr Malcolm Ace (1980) Sir Ralph Kohn FRS (Non-alumnus) Mr Alan Lovell DL (1972) Ms Heather Acton (1981) Mr David Milne QC (1963) Mr Ian Mackay (1959) Mr Rex Acton (1947) Dr John Rhys (1962) Mr Ahmed Mahmood (1973) Professor Roger Ainsworth FRAes (1970) Mr Harold Shaw (Non-alumnus) Mr David Massa (1954) Mr Brian Aldred (1969) Mr John Thomason (1964) Mr Malcolm McIvor FIA (1961) Mr Selwyn Alleyne CBE (1950) Mr Stephen Walker (1968) Mrs Elizabeth McKnight (née Symes) (1979) Ms Polly Amos (1979) Mr Andrew Wilkinson (1979) Mr Fred Means (1971) Mr Philip Anderson (1979) JENKINS PATRONS Mr Richard Moon (1965) Mr Richard Arnold (1971) Recognising those who have given in total Mr David Morris (1964) Mr Hugh Bain (1952) between £50,000-£99,999 to the College Dr Samu Niskanen (Non-alumnus) Professor Christopher Baker (1958) Mr Thomas Brown ACIB (1975) Mr Ian O’Brien FCA (1982) Mrs Clare Barter (née Shannon) (1980) Mr Brian Buchan (1970) Mr Stephen O’Flaherty (1970) Mr Andrew Bartlett QC (1970) Ms Kathryn Campbell (1981) Mr Richard Paice (1961) Mr David Bartlett (1963) Ms Perdita Cargill-Thompson (1981) Mr Roger Paice (1964) Mr Paul Bartlett (1988) Professor Thomas Charles-Edwards Mr Jan Pethick (1966) Mr Keith Barton (1973) (Fellow) Mr Graham Pimlott CBE (1969) Mrs Caroline Bassett (née Jenkins) Dr Peter Dean (1959) Dr Edmund Plummer (1975) & Mr David Bassett (1979) Mr Angus Phaure (Non-alumnus) Mr Andrew Reid (1949) Mr Ron Basu (Non-alumnus) Mr Brian Roberts (1951) Mr Chris Richey (1984) Mr Geoffrey Battersby (1978) Mr Stuart Woodward Mr Simon Beard & Mrs Ann Beard (1976) & Mrs Susan Woodward (née Roberts) Mr Thomas Roberts CBE (1948) (1976) Mr Keith Robinson (1990) Mr William Bell (1955) Mr Bob Yates (1965) Mr James Ross (1959) Mr Jonathan Bellamy (1982) Mr Gareth Bendon (1963) MEYRICKE PATRONS Dr Christopher Seward MA BMBCh DRCOG (1967) Mr Nicholas Berry (1993) Recognising those who have given in total & Ms Petra Jurisits (1995) between £10,000-£49,999 to the College Mr John Slatford (1963) Dr Terence Best (1948) Anonymous Donor Dr Andrew Stachulski (Non-alumnus) Mr John Bevan OBE, CPhys, FInstP, LLD (1957) Anonymous Donor Mr Jan Stanek FRCS (1969) Mr Ian Blakey OBE (1955) Mr Richard Allnutt (1970) Dr Howard Stevens (1980) & Mrs Claire Allnutt (née Whitteron) (1979) Mr Peter Stevens (1960) Mr Christopher Bond (1997) Dr Douglas Austin (1953) Mr Nikolas Tarling (1959) Mr Alistair Bool (1991) Mr Tim Birse (1974) Commodore Pat Tyrrell OBE (1968) Dr Julie Bowdler (1975) Mr Richard Burn (1977) Dr John Walsh (Non-alumnus) Mr Stephen Bown (1978) Mr Nigel Burt & Ms Jane Shillaker (1978) Mr Graham Ward CBE (1970) Mr Rufus Boyd (1984) Sir John Carter FIA (1958) Mr David Willis (1977) Mr Trevor Brewer (1948) Mr Gerald Brinsdon (1953) Mr Peter Condon (1959) MANSELL PATRONS Mr Nick Brittain FCCA FRSA (1957) Dr Keith Cotterill (1981) Recognising those who have given in total & Mrs Helen Cotterill (née Wright) (1980) between £2,000-£9,999 to the College Mr Warren Brook (1971) Mrs Fiona Curtin (née Jenkins) (1975) Anonymous Donor Mr Craig Brown (1990) 21 Mr Roy Burton (1945) Professor Howell Harris (1969) Dr Yuet-Ha Mo (1979) Mr Richard Bush (1966) Dr Colin Haydon (1975) Mr Grant Monk (1992) Mr Christopher Butterfield (1962) Dr Felicity Heal (Non-alumna) Mr Charles Morgan (1972) Mr David Buttress (1956) Ms Sarah Hendry CBE (1981) Miss Frances Morris-Jones (1976) Mr Terence Carter (1956) Mr David Hewitt (1963) Mr Benjamin Murphy (1994) Mr James Casper (1976) Mr David Hicks (1970) Dr Jonathan Musgrave FSA (1959) Sir Geoffrey Cass FRSA FInstD (1951) Professor Hide CBE FRS (Non-alumnus) Mr Christopher Muttukumaru CB LLD (1970) Mr Edward Catmur (2001) Professor Jimmye Hillman (Non-alumnus) Professor Christopher Napier (1972) Mr Michael Cavers (1997) Dr Edward Hodgkin (1981) Mr Timothy Neslen (2001) Dr Lydia Chan (2005) Mr Michael Holly (1968) Mr Vivian Nicholas (1965) Mr James Clark (1969) Mr John Honey (1974) Mr Charles Nichols (1980) Mr Ernest Clarry (1938) Mr Michael Hope (1956) Mr John Nightingale (1944) Mr Paul Clayden (1960) Dr Sally Hope (née Hirsh) (1975) Dr David Othen (1962) Mr Dan Clayton-Jones OBE (Non-alumnus) Mr David Hughes (1973) Dr Martin Owen (1975) Mr Laurence Coates (1961) Dr Daniel Hullah (1992) Mr Richard Palmer (1981) Mr Richard Coates (1964) Mr Henry Hunt (1947) Mr Bill Parker (1966) Mr Edward Cole Mr Peter Jackson (1980) Rear Admiral Christopher Parry CBE (1972) & Mrs Deborah Cole (née Lees) (1974) Mr Neil James Ms Helen Passey (née Perfect) (1975) Mr Robert Craven (1974) & Ms Alexandra Page (1980) Dr Roger Patrick (1974) Professor William Cronon (1976) Mr David Jones (1977) Mr John Pearse FCILT (1961) Mr Andrew Dakin (1967) Mr Gordon Jones BBS FCIS FCS (1970) Mr Max Perkins (1964) Mr Andrew Dalwood (1969) Mr Graham Jones (1965) Mr John Phillips (1961) Dr Brynmor Davies (1961) Dr Karen Jones (1979) Dr David Pick (1960) Mr David Davies (1998) Mr Michael Jones (1948) Dr Derek Portman (1953) Mr Geraint Davies OBE (1963) Mr Michael Jones (1960) Mr Benjamin Preston (1995) Dr Owain Davies (1980) Mr Robert Jones (1965) Mr Simon Pryke (1990) Mr Andrew De Csilléry (1985) Mr Steve Jones (1974) Mr Stephen Pulley (2000) Mr Ronald Deepwell (1955) Mr Alan Jordan (1967) Mr James Pulsford (1981) Mr Thomas Dimitroff (1986) Mrs Margaret Kemp (née Wade) (1974) Mr Seamus Rainbird (1952) Mr Simon Dorman (1990) Mr Geoffrey Kingscote (1988) Mr Geoffrey Randall (1957) Mr John Dowty (1977) Professor Verdel Kolve (1955) Mr Philip Raper (1976) Mr Nicholas Dyte (1979) Mr Andrey Kotlarczyk (1990) Dr George Reah (1962) Ms Katherine Elmore-Jones (1995) Mr Ian Lancaster (1966) Mr Ewart Rees (1941) Mrs Ellen English (née Daly) (1974) HH Judge Robin Laurie (1957) Mr Jonathan Rees (1981) Anonymous Donor (1975) Mr David Lermon (1964) Mr Walter Reid (1962) Dr Richard Evans CChem MRSC (1971) Mr Martin Levitt (1970) Mr Peter Rex (1942) Mr Glyn Evans (1948) Mr Brian Lewis (1952) Mr Tim Richards (1956) Professor William Evans MBE (1969) Mr Simon Li & Mrs Theresa Li (Non-alumni) Dr Michael Ricks (1963) Dr Leonard Findlay (1967) Mr Michael Lieber (1982) Mr Paul Roach (1970) Dr Julian Fletcher (1986) Mr Roger Lineker (1947) Mr Peter Roberts JD (1965) Mr Ian Fraser (1973) Mr Christopher Linford (1961) Mr Peter Robottom MRTPI MCMI (1964) Mr Jeremy Friend-Smith (1954) Miss Naomi Ling (1995) Professor Steven Rose (1972) Mr Miro Fuchs (1945) Mr David Lockett (1979) Mrs Susan Roy (née Elkies) (1975) Mr Peter Gair (1952) Mr David Long (1973) Mr Ruwan Salgado (1985) Mr Alexander Galloway CVO (1970) Miss June Long (1998) Mr Nicholas Sands (1977) Anonymous Donor (2001) Dr Matthew Lunt (1994) Mr William Saunders (1972) Mr Tim Gingell (1985) Mr Ben Lyon (1954) & Mrs Ruth Saunders (née Davies) (1974) Dr Peter Glennon (1975) Mr Fergus Macleod (1979) Mr John Scannell (1955) Sir Victor Glover GOSK (1953) Ms Geneva Malliet (1987) Mr Harry Seekings (1992) Mr Stephen Goodenough (1972) Mr David Manson (1982) Mr Andrew Seth DBS FRSA (1957) Mr Robert Grahamslaw-James (1958) & Mrs Jane Manson (née Partridge) (1983) HH Judge Anthony Seys Llewellyn QC (1967) Mr Colin Greenhalgh (1949) Mrs Sue Marks (née Jones) (1975) Mr Tom Sharp CBE (1951) Mr Patrick Griffiths (1967) Mrs Emma Martin (née Cartwright) (1992) Professor Alan Shore (1968) Dr Philip Hales (1983) Mr Roger Martin (Non-alumnus) Mr Paul Shreder (1951) Mr Murray Hallam (1965) Dr Mark Mathieson (1991) Mr Graham Simons (1959) Dr Robert Hall (1971) Miss Elizabeth McDonald (née Page) (1977) Mr Peter Sinclair (1958) Mr Peter Hansen (1959) Mr Andrew McKinna (1977) Lord Skidelsky FRSL FRHistS FBA (1958) Mr Kenneth Hardy (1957) Mr Andrew Meehan (1973) Dr David Skyrme (1961) & Mrs Susan Meehan (née Heymann) Mr Mike Hardy (1956) (1974) Professor Richard Smith (1972) Miss Elizabeth Harley (1980) Mr Alun Milford Mrs Gabrielle Solti-Dupas (1988) Mr Christopher Harris MA FRCO (1967) & Dr Elizabeth Milford (née Simister) (1984) Mr John Somerville (1942) 22 Mrs Carole Souter CBE FRSA Dr Christopher Seward Nuffield College Library (née Teague) (1975) MA BMBCh DRCOG (1967) Oxford University Polish Society Mr Peter Squire (1957) Mr Crispian Strachan CBE OStJ QPM (1968) Somerville College Library Professor Gopesh Srivastava (Non-alumnus) Professor Patrick Turner Wadham College Library Mrs Caroline Stanford (née Ord) (1977) (d. September 2014) (1966) Mr Crispian Strachan CBE OStJ QPM (1968) Mr Michael Williams (1978) VOLUNTEERING Mr Bob Yates (1965) Mr Joe Street (1958) Campaign Board Mr Gilmour Stubbs (1961) LEGACIES RECEIVED THIS YEAR (until 31st July 2015) Mr Nicholas Sykes Remembering those who have left legacies to the Mr William Bell (1955) & Ms Glynys Skyes (née Adams) (1977) College in the last financial year Dr Armand D’Angour (Fellow in Classics) Mr Robert Sykes (1961) Mr Patrick Cripps (1953) Mrs Madeleine Dimitroff Mr David Symes (1953) Mr Reginald Dawson (1935) Mr Thomas Dimitroff (1986) Mr Robert Tait JP (1966) Mrs Audrey Elton-Davies, Dr Jason Evans (1986) (until April 2015) widow of Mr Bill Elton Davies (1936) Mr Alan Thomas (1966) Mr Douglas Hansen-Luke (1988) Dr Alun Hughes (1939) Dr Alun Thomas (1948) The Lord Krebs (Principal) Mr Alan Sampson (1956) Mr Geraint Thomas (1989) Mr Fred Means (1971) Mr George Young (1949) Mr Wayne Thomas (1962) Ruth Saunders (1974) Mr Mark Thompson (1981) GIFTS IN KIND Stephen Walker (1968) Mr Graham Titcombe (1973) Thanking those who have given other forms of Development Committee Mrs Rosalind Tugwell (Non-alumna) support (until 31st July 2015) Professor Patrick Turner Venues Dr David Barron (Estates Bursar) (d. September 2014) (1966) Ms Helen Sculthorpe (1978) Mr Ruedi Baumann Mr Harvey Twomey (2011) Mr Neil Thomas (1981) (Director of Accommodation, Catering Professor Valentine Tyrrell FRSC (1938) and Conferencing) Books Mr Robert Upton ACA (1969) Dr Armand D’Angour (Fellow in Classics) Professor Richard Bosworth Miss Tanya van der Werff (1987) Dr Alex Gajda (Fellow in History) Professor Thomas Charles-Edwards Mr Paul Waine (1972) Ms Sarah Hendry (1981) Dr Timothy Crafter Mrs Sue Wakefield (née Budd) (1976) The Lord Krebs (Principal) Dr David Cram Dr Rhodri Walters CB (1968) Dr Alex Lumbers (Academic Director) Professor Julie Curtis Mr Andrew Ward (1995) Mrs Jane Manson (1983) Professor Ceri Davies (1967) Mr Stephen Warrington Professor Paul Riley (Fellow in Medicine) & Mrs Catherine Warrington (Non-alumni) Mr Malcolm C. Davis (1962) Ms Philippa Roberts Dr Anthony Weaver (1968) Dr Sue Doran (Director of Development ) Mr Richard Wharton (1964) Dr Dennis Duncan Mrs Carole Souter (1975) Mr Huw Williams (1972) Dr Peter J. Foss (1961) Mr Oliver Thomas (2000) Mrs Karen Williams (née Gidwani) (1993) Mr Kai Emeline Han (2013) Mr Stephen Walker (1968) Dr Meurig Williams (1968) Dr Felicity Heal Mr David Willis (1977) Mr Michael Williams (1978) Mr Douglas Cameron Hobbs (2012) Mr Bob Yates (1965) Mr Alan Wootton (1964) Professor Sir John Houghton The Jesus College XL Network Mr Paul Yerbury (1961) Mr Nicolas Jacobs Committee Major Jeremy York MBE (1961) Ms Emma Jones Mr Richard Cosier (1968) Dr Roi Cohen Kadosh 1571 SOCIETY Mr Christopher Hicks (1968) Recognising all those who annually give £1,571 Dr Paulina Kewes Mr Malcolm McIvor (1961) or more to the Development Fund Professor Katrin Kohl Dr George Reah (1962) Anonymous Donor Mr Owen McKnight Mr Paul Seward (1968) Anonymous Donor Mr Brendan McMahon Professor Alan Shore (1968) Sir John Carter FIA (1958) Mr Jonathan Morgan Mr Norman Wright (1969) Dr Keith Cotterill (1981) Mr Paul Olding (1991) Estates Committee Alumni Members & Mrs Helen Cotterill (née Wright) (1980) Ms Mary Ormerod (2014) Dr Rory MacLeod (until June 2015) Mr Lesilie Dubow (1951) Ms Leila Peggs Mr Andrew Moffat (1984) Mrs Mandy Eden (née Pooler) (1977) Dr Dunstan Roberts Miss Ruth Finch (1981) Professor Richard Sharpe Accommodation Catering and Sir Victor Glover GOSK (1953) Mr John Theakstone (1955) Conferences Committee Alumni member Mr Mike Hardy (1956) Dr Allan Walter (1972) Mr Robert Kay (1971) Mr Michael Hope (1956) Dr Rhodri Walters CB (1968) Miss Janet Jones (1977) Dr Caroline Warman Risk and Audit Committee alumni members Mir Brian Lewis (1952) Dr Guy Westwood Mr Mark Clarke (1972) Mr Michael Lieber (1982) Bodleian History Faculty Library Mr John Dowty (1977) Mr Stephen Pulley (2000) Bodleian Law Library Mir Seamus Rainbird (1952) Bodleian Libraries Property Committee Alumni Members Mr Paul Roach (1970) Corpus Christi College Library Dr James Edgar (1977) Mr Andrew Seth FRSA (1957) Dr Daniel Hunt (1998) 23 The Development Office Jesus College | Turl Street | Oxford | OX1 3DW | United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0)1865 279695 | [email protected] www.jesus.ox.ac.uk

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