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Wel co me It is my pleasure to report on an excellent year This has been a year of “firsts” for the Annual Fund, and not just ensuring that an LSE education can be enjoyed by the brightest and for the LSE Annual Fund. In 2011-12 we have in the record number of grants awarded and the level of funding best students regardless of their financial background. extended our support to more projects than provided. Notable steps have been taken to help us engage more I hope you will enjoy reading in more detail the positive change ever before, helping to bring about positive closely with you, our donor community. In January, our first ever that your generosity has made happen. On behalf of the Annual change across the School. online survey invited donors to respond to questions relating to the Fund and the people and projects to which it has awarded grants, Annual Fund, what supporters expect of us, their preferred areas of By awarding funding to 93 initiatives – an I express my sincere gratitude to you, our LSE donor community. support and their general approach to philanthropy. The feedback increase from 78 last year – the Annual Fund has sought to ensure its You made this possible. Thank you. we received will help to shape how we communicate with you and impact is felt at all levels of the LSE community. This unprecedented all our donors in future. level of project support has only been made possible by you – 2,656 people collectively raised £729,138 in the first year following the One direct result of the survey was a new event introduced to the end of the Government’s matched funding scheme. Annual Fund calendar – our inaugural Donors’ Reception, held in June. It brought together donors and beneficiaries for a wonderful A vibrant Annual Fund is essential for LSE to maintain its reputation evening in LSE’s Old Building that demonstrated to supporters the as a world class university at the forefront of teaching and profound impact their gifts have on the School. research excellence. The Annual Fund’s flexibility is its strength; your unrestricted support enables it to respond to projects which In the following pages we highlight the wide range of projects Peter Jones (BSc Statistics 1964) otherwise might not receive financial backing but through funding now improving School life thanks to your support – from initiatives Chair, LSE Annual Fund can achieve great things. promoting academic excellence to social mobility programmes Director’s Circle member Your views count In 2011-12, the Annual Fund sought to about their perceptions of the Annual Fund consolidate the growth achieved during the and what they would like it to achieve in three years of the Government’s matched the future. funding scheme by focusing on donor We learned that 47 per cent of respondents participation. give to LSE but not to other academic £101 5% LSE ANNUAL82 FUND15 ,52 2011-12 23) By ‘participation’, we mean much more institutions they attended, while 62 per cent 0 s pro 6 (1 , ct jec 5 je ts than financial support; the input donors regard student support as a funding priority 7 ro 1 p % ) 5 £ 6 have at all levels of School life is integral to – a commitment that will remain integral to 9 9
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REACHING OUT
for support In 2011-12 the LSE Annual Fund has reached out by telephone, post and email to over 80,000 alumni, parents, governors, staff and friends of the School to ask for their philanthropic support. The fundraising drive has included the student calling programme, reunion class gifts and the Friends and Family programme, plus mail campaigns in each academic term.
Calling programme experiences that transcend generations. In addition to the invaluable financial support This year, our team of 25 student callers that calls generate for Annual Fund projects, again had a significant impact on the Annual they also maintain the link alumni have with Fund. Callers reached 6,010 alumni, parents the School. LSE Annual Fund @LSEAnnualFund and friends of LSE in 51 countries, raising Reminds me how international LSE is £277,116 for the Annual Fund. The warmth that those contacted extended to student callers and the lifelong affinity they when you speak to alumni from all Students and alumni share a special hold for LSE were once again clear. The callers across the world in just the space of a understanding of School life – and mutual couple of hours! also gained a great deal from these exchanges and a deeper knowledge of how philanthropy LSE Annual Fund @LSEAnnualFund impacts on their own LSE experience, as can … some really positive feedback from be seen from the selected comments tweeted our American grads. One Econ grad by callers. from the 80s remembers his time at LSE as the best in his life!
LSE Annual Fund @LSEAnnualFund Just had a great conversation with an alum who wanted to learn more about the Hardship Fund. Great support of the Annual Fund tonight! Reunion Class Giving Friends and Family Class reunions bring together alumni to programme reminisce with old friends and reunite with The Annual Fund’s Friends and Family LSE surroundings they hold dear. Our Alumni programme provides parents of undergraduates Relations team works with alumni class chairs with the opportunity to engage more closely who lead each reunion and together coordinate with the School. Parents are kept up to date a programme of lectures, receptions and tours with LSE news, invited to the School’s termly of the LSE campus. alumni lectures and are able to benefit from special offers from businesses in close proximity In the last academic year the School enjoyed to LSE. two class reunions, for 1995-99 and 1980- 84 graduates respectively. Over 300 people The 2011 Parent Orientation Day, organised attended events in September 2011 and through the Friends and Family programme, July 2012, with alumni from as far afield as was held in September. The School welcomed As in previous years parents also listened to Singapore and Hong Kong travelling to London around 300 parents – more than ever before presentations given by key staff members from to be a part of proceedings. – to campus and for the first time the day around the School, including the director of was chaired by a parent member. LSE Careers, the LSESU general secretary and Each class marked its reunion event through the head of Residential Living amongst others. a class gift in support of the Annual Fund, LSE alumnus Peter Gunn, whose daughter They also toured the campus and, during a resulting in £132,070 raised: the classes graduated with a law degree in July 2012, drinks reception, had the chance to meet other of 1995-99 contributing £66,004 while the welcomed guests and shared his personal members who also had a son or daughter 1980-84 classes secured a class gift to the memories of LSE, helping to reassure parents starting at the School. value of £66,066. that their child was about to embark on one of the greatest experiences of their lives. PAGES 5-6
PROMOTING ACADEMIC
Excellence This year, through the award of £101,526 to 15 projects, the LSE Annual Fund demonstrated its commitment to promoting academic excellence within the School.
The quality of its teaching and research define – which measures UK universities against LSE as a world class institution, and in 2011-12 research quality, entry standards, staff-to- the School cemented its status as one of the student ratios and job prospects – while it leading social science universities. was ranked third in both The Times Good University Guide and The Guardian league The National Student Survey revealed that tables. LSE graduates also enjoy better overall satisfaction scores for teaching have career prospects than those of any other risen more sharply in the past two years at UK university; the School is ranked number LSE than almost anywhere else – from 76 one for employment in The Sunday Times per cent to 84 per cent. University league table for 2012. LSE rose to second place (from fourth in LSE research is nationally and internationally 2010-11) in The Complete University Guide acclaimed – for example School academics have assumed leading roles in meeting the challenges posed during turbulent times for the world economy and in developing solutions that can be implemented at local and global levels.
The Annual Fund supports projects which ensure this academic rigour is maintained and developed across a number of spheres. LSE’s new Programme for the Study of Religion and Non-Religion is off to a fantastic start. Research projects are being developed, School-wide discussions are now underway, and our forum events are bringing national and international attention to LSE’s role in shaping debates about the relationships between religious and secular beliefs. The week after our launch, we were hailed in The Guardian as the go-to place for cutting edge discussion and research. None of this would Programme for the Study of have been possible without the Annual Fund’s generous support. Thank you. Religion and Non-Religion Dr Matthew Engelke, programme coordinator, Department of Anthropology The Programme for the Study of Religion and Non-Religion, based in the Department of Anthropology, brings together staff and NetworkED: Technology in Education research students from across LSE and the wider academic and policy communities, NetworkED: Technology in Education is a seminar This is demonstrated through successful live to focus on issues concerning religion, series organised by LSE’s Centre for Learning streaming to a global audience, engaging secularism and “non-religious” practices, Technology (CLT) and funded by the Annual external communities through social media and beliefs, and traditions. Fund. High profile speakers from education, embedding YouTube videos into the archived computing and related fields discuss how recording to overcome copyright concerns. The programme aims to: technology is shaping the world of education. Its first year saw five very successful seminars • foster and provide a framework for The series is a springboard to explore and delivering diverse topics. Experts explored primary research share innovative and lightweight technologies how to: • facilitate academic and public discussions which will in turn inform how LSE teaching • develop a digital literacy curriculum on issues relevant to religion, atheism, can be delivered differently in the future. secularism, humanism and post-humanism • understand the meaning of the internet Obtaining funding from the Annual Fund has helped us • provide a platform for researchers • become a digital scholar try out a range of new technologies for delivering lectures Awards breakdown and stakeholders to showcase online and bring a range of speakers to LSE. This puts LSE • engage with changing students’ and communicate their findings on the map (and Twitter-sphere) as a place for exciting learning strategies Health Professional Regulation £23,000 to broader academic, public, educational technology initiatives. Africa International Affairs Programme £18,000 • push forward the democratising effect of and public policy audiences Cold War Studies Programme – Crises and Legacies £11,908 Jane Secker, Centre for Learning Technology blogging on academic publishing Programme for the Study of Religion and Non-Religion £10,240 LSESU China Development Forum 2012 £10,000 LSESU Economics Society – Student Consumer Price Index Philosophy in the Public Domain event £7,050 Russian Business Week £5,500 The Student Consumer Price Index Project is a research project run by NetworkED: Technology in Education £4,350 the LSESU Economics Society which aims to analyse the expenditure The LSESU Polish Economic and Business Forum £3,000 behaviour of students at LSE and to provide an estimate of inflation Anthropology of Well-being Conference £2,958 amongst LSE students, as measured by a consumer price index. The International Criminal Court and the Meaning of The LSE Annual Fund has made it possible for this project to be a success. Without Cosmopolitan Criminal Law £2,000 It also enables students to implement what they have learned in their this funding we would not have been able to collect data and create such a good AMPlify your potential event £2,000 courses by taking part in an empirical project, which is especially but not sample which led to us finding some very robust results. Hence, the LSE Annual Fund Mobilising intelligently for Rio +20 event £720 exclusively beneficial to students with some experience of econometrics. turned out to be one of the building blocks of this research project. We hope that Rerum Causae Student Conference and Journal £500 this association will continue in the future. LSESU Economics Society – Student Consumer Price Index Shalini Mittal LSESU Economics Society project £300 PAGES 7-8
ENHANCING THE STUDENT
Experience In 2011-12, the Annual Fund awarded £162,242 to 35 projects across the School which enhance the student experience – an increase from 14 projects in 2010-11.
The “student experience” extends beyond classroom environment. Clubs offer bonding the teaching and research excellence for opportunities that help to forge friendships which LSE is recognised as a world class which span decades. university and encompasses every aspect of The Annual Fund provides funding to daily life at the School that contributes to LSE help these societies and clubs to reach students cherishing their time on campus. out to students through engaging events Alumni old and new always remember the programmes, stimulating conferences and education they enjoyed and the professors improved resources. It makes important whose lectures inspired them. They also changes possible that reflect evolving student remember with great fondness the social needs – such as the digitisation of The Beaver, clubs, memberships and events that helped which enables students to read their student to shape their time at LSE. newspaper in an easily accessible electronic format on their tablet or PC. With that in mind, the School takes pride in actively ensuring LSE’s renowned academic The student experience and facilities campus- rigour is complemented by a dynamic wide will also benefit dramatically from the Students’ Union, societies, clubs, facilities completion of the new Student Centre, which and resources that all serve to enhance the opens in late 2013 and will enable LSESU in student experience. particular to offer a broader range of services to students at LSE. Societies help in bringing together peers from a range of diverse backgrounds to learn and share perspectives outside the The SingSoc Yearbook project has benefited significantly from the LSE Annual Fund grant, which is the yearbook’s main source of finance, covering nearly 90 per cent of the project’s total cost. The yearbook is offered to every member of the Singapore Society, and is a completely non-profit project. SingSoc greatly appreciates this Annual Fund support. Disability and Well-being Singapore Society Yearbook Service film project 2011-12 Anthea Choo Secretary and Yearbook Co-Editor (2011-12) With Annual Fund grant support, the The Singapore Society (SingSoc) Yearbook Disability and Well-being Service has is a publication initiated by and for the undertaken a video project with the aim of Singaporean community at LSE. Chronicling encouraging disabled students to apply to SingSoc’s key highlights of the year, it was LSE and outlining the support available to conceived as a gift to each year’s graduating help them in their academic life at the School. class of Singaporean students. Awards breakdown The resulting film was a collaborative project Every aspect of the yearbook is original and Grimshaw International Relations Club, Study between LSE and The Sixth Form College, meticulously put together from scratch to Trips 2011-12 £15,000 Farnborough. After initial detailed planning capture the memories and friendships forged LSESU Travel Fund £15,000 sessions, the film was shot and edited by a at LSE by the society’s 200-strong membership. The Beaver Digitisation and History of the Students’ select group of Farnborough’s Media and Film It contains articles on major events, interviews Union History Exhibition £12,863 enrichment pupils under the guidance of the with SingSoc members, photograph collages LSESU Investment Society’s Mergers and LSESU India Week 2012 £10,000 college’s Media and Film department staff. that document the year in pictures, and a Acquisition Conference £2,500 LSE Mexico Week 2012 £10,000 This process forged strong ties between staff collection of individual portraits that form the Extension of Library beanbag project £2,055 and pupils of the college and LSE. highlight of any typical yearbook. Anthropology Outreach £9,950 Developing online training resources for qualitative LSESU Timeless! 2012 Production £7,500 text analysis software (NVivo and Alceste) £2,000 The final product is a celebration of LSE’s Most importantly to students as they leave Global Brigades Development Projects 2011-12 £7,500 Ergometers for the use by LSESU Rowing students and highlights the resources available, LSE to pursue their individual goals and LSESU Pakistan Week 2012 £7,230 Club members £2,000 while affirming that disability equality is a shared careers after graduation, the yearbook serves Netball Skills Share £1,400 responsibility across the School. as a memento of their time at the School that FMG 25th Anniversary Event £6,000 helps to forge lasting bonds between SingSoc Arab Street Festival £6,000 LSESU Singapore Society Yearbook Project £1,300 members and their alma mater. London Security Exercise Model United Nations £5,486 Fiction, Philosophy and Truth (Literature and Philosophy Low Carbon Technology Field Trip to Scotland for MSc Exhibition in the LSE Atrium) £1,200 500 days after Ruggie: Achievements and Challenges in LSESU Creative Business Series Environmental Policy and Regulation Students £5,200 Disability and Well-being Service film project £4,300 Business and Human Rights £1,080 The LSE Students’ Union Creative Business Series comprised eight Annual Energy Conference £4,000 LSESU Itchy Feet Camping Expedition £1,040 lectures and workshops dedicated to students interested in pursuing Catholic Society Retreat £1,000 business careers in the arts. LSESU Creative Business Series £3,627 Latin American Week: Discover its culture and the inequality London Globalist International Affairs magazine £1,000 The Annual Fund grant meant it was possible to arrange distinguished challenges it faces £3,500 International Development Industry Dinner £1,000 speakers from various industries who gave invaluable insight into ASEN 22nd Annual Conference: ‘Nationalism, European Society Blog/Think Tank £1,000 careers in the arts. It also helped to fund the necessary advertisement Ethnicity and Boundaries’ £3,427 Justitia Omnibus Amnesty International Human for the project and a closing event at the Fleet River Bakery. LSESU African Caribbean Society Gala and Rights Journal £700 Award Ceremony £3,000 Clare Market Review – camera for artwork and LSESU Asia Emergent events series £2,964 promotional purposes £420 PAGES 9-10
ENGAGING WITH THE
Wider World LSE’s roots are firmly in London but its reach is global and the School actively seeks to engage with the wider world. The Annual Fund awarded grants totalling £269,168 to 31 projects whose remits help LSE achieve this goal.
On a daily basis LSE academics shape of LSE. This presence is essential to widen global thought. Their counsel is sought by participation and helps to ensure that the policymakers, non-governmental organisations, best and brightest students internationally think tanks and businesses worldwide. continue to be drawn to LSE. International media networks rely on their In addition, LSE has been directly involved in expert opinion in numerous economic and London’s biggest event in decades – the 2012 social science spheres for informed comment Olympic and Paralympic games. Alumni and and analysis of news stories. staff got involved as volunteers, and LSE advisers LSE’s acclaimed public lecture series is open contributed to the planning process. For to students, staff, alumni and the general example, the LSE Complexity Group developed public and also contributes to this process an app for iPhones and Android smartphones of engagement with the wider community. that provided useful security information to Each year the programme attracts prominent visitors to the capital during the Olympics and figures to speak on campus and in 2011-12, helped police to monitor crowd levels in certain played host to renowned international speakers hotspots to improve safety. including Bill Gates, HH The Dalai Lama and Throughout 2011-12, Annual Fund support Burmese democracy campaigner and Nobel has funded a series of festivals, conferences, Peace Prize winner Daw Aung San Suu Kyi. seminars and blogs covering a broad base of During the year there were 305 public events. themes which promote interaction between The School also maintains a programme of LSE and communities across the globe. international events to engage audiences across the world and enhance the reputation We are very grateful for the support we received from the LSE Annual Fund. By making LSE India Portal this conference possible, it allowed academics, journalists, politicians, policymakers, Annual Fund support enabled LSE to launch faculty, students and the general public to come together to debate from a diverse and run a new India at LSE portal: a web- and comparative perspective the urgent yet often neglected issue of secession in based blog (with Facebook and Twitter feeds) the European Union. that presents a consolidated view of LSE’s Dr Amandine Catala, LSE fellow, Department of Philosophy India-related research and activities and encourages further sharing and debate in International Conference on African University Forum and The Africa an accessible and interactive format. the Politics of Secession in Talks Seminar Series the European Union Internally, the portal will raise awareness The Annual Fund has supported two prominent strands of the LSE Africa amongst staff and students leading to Secession has become an urgent issue Initiative which seeks to build stronger ties between LSE and Africa. with movements in several EU states and synergies, collaboration and development The Africa Talks Seminar Series provides a critical approach to other parts of the world. The conference opportunities. Externally, it showcases the contemporary African issues and creates a platform for African was organised by the LSE Department of breadth and depth of LSE’s engagement voices to inform and transform the global debate. with India to alumni, academia, the media, Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method government and industry in the UK, India, and focused on the political situations in The African University Forum forms part of the School’s commitment Asia and the wider world. Catalonia, Flanders and Scotland to address to work with African peers and universities in creating successive social, economic, moral and legal aspects. generations of academics, business leaders, entrepreneurs, politicians, The portal develops networks across the LSE Annual Fund support helped to make the lawyers and social workers who seek to facilitate positive change community to maintain an awareness of relevant conference a huge success. initiatives and developments relating to India.
Awards breakdown economic development. A celebration of the Drama Society Production at Edinburgh International Conference on the Politics of Colin Lewis scholarship £10,000 Fringe Festival 2011 £4,444 Secession in the European Union £2,200 The economist and the wider world: the papers of Lionel Robbins Development and recognition of student TEDxLSE annual event £4,163 EMBRACE staff network events £2,000 (1898-1984) £44,188 volunteering at LSE £8,065 Talking heads videos – Student LSESU Economics conference £2,000 African University Forum and The Africa The LSESU Emerging Markets Forum £7,750 Recruitment, ARD £4,000 NHSF Sports Competition £1,980 Talks Seminar Series £40,000 LSE-GWU-UCSB International Graduate The Politics of Financial Crises: lessons Visual Arts Society annual exhibition LSE India Portal £37,985 Conference on the Cold War £6,750 across continents £3,000 and launch £1,727 Creation of an India data centre £23,886 LSE Photo Prize 2012 £5,625 The International Drug Control System: re- Public lecture and seminar – evaluating its historical evolution and the Department of International History: LSE and First Story creative writing Akhil Gupta £1,256 potential for reform £3,000 international conference in central competition for state schools £5,000 D.E.A.F. Learners’ event £1,000 Africa £20,247 Wittgenstein – Philosophy and Spectrum Staff Network external activities Graduate Journal of Social Science £714 and events 2011-12 £2,780 Irony, Justice and the Chinese State £12,554 Photography £4,900 Open Law Charities Campaign £500 Second-generation British-Asian The impact of colonial and post-colonial German Symposium 2012 £4,500 PhilosoVerse Literature Festival special Experiences in London: diversity, conflict institutions on Latin America’s long running edition on “Relating Cultures” £450 and cohesion £2,504 PAGES 11-12
CREATING SUSTAINABLE FACILITIES AND A WORLD CLASS CAMPUS
The Annual Fund awardedEnvironment £175,082 to nine projects promoting sustainable facilities and a world class campus environment.
LSE continues to make great strides in centre opens in autumn 2013 it will house a host environmental sustainability – both in of student resources and facilities in a building at campus life and in new construction the very forefront of sustainable design. projects. In 2011, the School built on its This year, work has also commenced on earlier Bronze and Silver EcoCampus Awards refurbishing the Towers, and on 32 Lincoln’s by achieving Gold status, demonstrating Inn Field, the historic former home of the Land the commitment of students and staff to Registry that was acquired by the School in the School’s Environmental Management 2011. This building marks another chapter in System, a tool that measures the impact of LSE’s ambitious estates strategy, which aims to our activities on the environment. create a world class estate commensurate with Projects requesting Annual Fund support have the School’s academic reputation. to demonstrate that their need takes into consideration the above commitment, and that in enhancing the built environment they are energy efficient and do not compromise the sustainability of the School campus as a whole.
The construction of the new Student Centre leads the way in adhering to an environmentally- friendly policy, with the project securing “Outstanding” status under the Building Research Establishment’s Environmental Assessment Method (BREEAM). When the Music Society members have appreciated the organisation and effort that the Society’s Awards breakdown committee has undertaken to provide performance opportunities and are grateful for Student Centre £100,000 the Annual Fund’s support for what should be a long-standing feature of music at LSE. Digitisation of historic public lecture recordings for the LSE Library £33,404 Jasper Heeks, LSESU Music Society Old Theatre lighting and sound upgrade £25,000 LSEAU Jitsu Club facility improvements £8,100 Student Centre LSESU Music Society Jazz Display unit for the Shaw Library £3,978 Annual Fund support continues to be central to Programme resources LSE Chill arts event equipment £2,000 the development of the new Student Centre, The Annual Fund supported the Music Equipment for LSESU Music Society Jazz Programme £1,200 which is due to open in the autumn of 2013. Society’s efforts to revive LSE’s provision for jazz music. The Society was able to purchase LooSE TV greater campus presence project £1,000 In addition to enhancing student life through amplifiers, keyboards and a drum kit. These LSEAU floorball equipment £400 the provision of specialist facilities including supplement previous procurements by the LSE Careers, LSE Students’ Union and a Society and ensure adequate equipment is media centre, the £24 million project is available to its growing membership. only the seventeenth building in the world to gain BREEAM Outstanding status for its An important consequence of supporting impressive environmental credentials and any Music Society activity is the wider sustainability. The new centre is the first ever impact that is felt on campus by the whole higher education establishment in London to LSE community. Highlights during the year achieve this award. included the Lent Term Jazz and Blues Night in The Three Tuns (LSE’s student bar), with the The building will feature a combined heat and jazz band well received by a packed audience, power unit, photovoltaic panels and grey water while other societies have been able to call recycling, while during the construction phase, on the services of the musicians. Groups contractors will manage energy, water and performed at the Grimshaw Society’s black tie waste streams and minimise consumption. gala and the Visual Arts Society’s exhibition. Members of the band also provided the music at the Annual Fund’s inaugural donor reception in June.
LSEAU Jitsu Club – improved facilities In 2011-12 the Jitsu Club secured a grant to dramatically improve its facilities in the basement of LSE’s Old Building with the addition of new hypoallergenic, durable and high impact absorbing tatami- styled training mats. LSEAU Jitsu Club welcomes the new matting solution as an important step in ensuring that essential extracurricular activities are delivered to the same world Once completed this new matting solution will improve the training class standards as the academic learning for which LSE is renowned. Jitsu and other area, adding to the overall enjoyment of all floor sports and activities extra-curricular sports give people the confidence and vision to do things that they as diverse as karate, aikido, yoga, dance, gymnastics, aerobics, never believed possible; we want them to take that experience out into their lives capoeira and jitsu. This investment in floor sports such as jitsu enables and the wider world. a broad cross-section of the student population to participate in the wide range of diverse activities available at LSE. Alexander A Air, “Sensei” LSEAU Jitsu Club PAGES 13-14
ATTRACTING THE BEST AND
the Brightest This year the Annual Fund has awarded £210,000 to three stand-out projects which ensure the School remains a driver of social mobility by attracting the best and brightest minds to study at LSE irrespective of their financial status or social circumstances.
LSE students and alumni are recognised LSE is continuing to plan for future generations globally for their inquisitive minds. Since to ensure that the School remains open to all its foundation in 1895 the School has been those with the ability to study here. The School attracting the brightest and best social is participating in the Government’s 2012 Dux scientists from around the world to study award scheme, which aims to encourage the in a challenging and engaging atmosphere. recognition and reward of high performing 14-year-old pupils. Further, it will be working Economic background should not be with other leading London-based universities an impediment to gaining a world class to deliver information, advice and guidance education, and LSE remains committed to to schools and colleges in the capital and selecting students who can leave a lasting surrounding boroughs with a high proportion impact on society. of under-represented groups. In 2011-12, LSE awarded £150,000 to the Other social barriers can also affect the pursuit New Futures Fund – an increase of 50 per of academic excellence. Through the Scholars cent on the previous year. This has been at Risk programme, LSE is now housing essential in supporting students who would academics and researchers whose freedom otherwise not have been able to pursue of thought and safety isn’t guaranteed in or complete an LSE education. A grant of their home countries. A grant of £45,000 this £15,000 supports the LSE Students’ Union year has helped to remove fear and enabled in easing the pressures on existing students academics to freely and confidently publish who are encountering financial hardship their research. during their studies. New Futures Fund Scholars at Risk The New Futures Fund awards grants or top- scholarships. Its impact can be demonstrated The LSE Annual Fund awarded £45,000 to the The Annual Fund grant has also enabled ups to students whose current funding does best through the words of a recipient whose Scholars at Risk programme, which addresses the scheme to provide language classes Awards breakdown not meet the cost of their studies or whose life has been improved because of it: the causes and effects of inequality and injustice and crucial stipend support to individual New Futures Fund £150,000 programmes are not supported through other while helping support persecuted scholars and scholars taken from a situation of immediate Scholars at Risk £45,000 protecting academic freedom. risk as well to develop a visiting fellowship LSESU Hardship Fund £15,000 programme whereby four refugee scholars It was established to house scholars whose are welcomed into relevant departments at I have just completed my final year at LSE, as an lives or work are being threatened in their the School as LSE Visiting Fellows. undergraduate studying Mathematics and Economics. home countries and who have research interests Without the support I received through the New Futures that coincide with those of the School. LSE is Fund Award, I wouldn’t have been able to say that – my currently hosting an Iraqi researcher and has LSE education would have never been completed. I am previously hosted an Ethiopian economist, an honoured to be the recipient of this award. Iraqi professor of International Relations and a Palestinian economist. The School aims to My family migrated to the UK from Hong Kong when provide a range of support to these scholars I was 11 years old, and I have lived in the UK ever since. Growing up in a less in order to help them fulfil their potential and privileged community, I have always been acutely aware of financial and have a positive impact on the world. academic challenges, but especially of the value of higher education. The financial assistance provided by the New Futures Fund helped me to meet my education expenses, allowing me to focus on studying. It has been a privilege to be able to learn and explore Mathematics and Economics at LSE, and it is an education I will cherish. I intend to pursue a career in finance and investment banking. Your support means I am one step closer to that goal through the LSE degree I now possess. Thank you for your confidence and willingness to help me in achieving my goals. Through the Scholars at Risk Fellowship, I have been able to conduct my research into Islamic extremism freely and I promise to work hard so that I will be able give something back to the fearlessly, travel the world giving lectures and talks and community, and one day I hope to also award scholarships to future students publish my work without fear of retribution. The fellowship in their moments of financial need. has opened doors that would have otherwise been closed. PakSan Wu (BSc Mathematics and Economics 2012), It has given me the credibility and contacts much needed New Futures Fund Award recipient by a refugee scholar establishing herself academically in a new and foreign environment. For that, I shall always be indebted. Mina Al-Lami, Senior research fellow, Media and Communications, hosted under the LSE Scholars at Risk scheme. PAGES 15-16
RECOGNISING
The AnnualOur Fund donor community Donorsincludes alumni, parents, staff and friends of LSE who individually and collectively make a profound contribution to School life.
Through a series of events, receptions and to a captivated audience the genuinely regular communication, the LSE Annual Fund transformative effect the donor community strives to recognise and thank the donors has on LSE. whose generosity makes it a flexible fund with a positive impact at the heart of the School. Class reunions
In 2011-12, a new event was added to the Alumni celebrating their class reunions calendar to ensure that all donors who supported contribute significantly to the Annual Fund the Annual Fund during the year were invited to through their class gifts. The two reunions campus to see their gifts in action. held in 2011-12 were hugely popular and collectively raised over £132,000 for Annual Annual Fund Fund projects. The reunion weekend itself Donors’ Reception enables the School to welcome class gift donors back to LSE and publicly recognise The inaugural Donors’ Reception took the support they have shown through their place on Tuesday 26 June 2012 in the Old gifts to the Annual Fund. and Chairman’s Circle Dinner, the Annual Building, and was attended by over 150 Fund’s events for leadership circles, have been donors and beneficiaries. Donors met and Leadership Circles rescheduled to take place at the beginning were personally thanked by the people whose of this upcoming academic year. Gifts from Chairman’s Circle and Director’s LSE experience has been improved as a direct Circle members – leadership Annual Fund We would like to say how much we enjoyed the Donors’ result of Annual Fund support. By moving the Chairman’s Circle Dinner to Reception evening. We met a number of old friends and donors who made Annual Fund gifts in the September and the Director’s Circle Reception Speakers at the reception included Mina Al- spent time talking to LSE staff and students, and will certainly financial year above £5,000 and £1,000 to October, the Annual Fund will be able to Lami, senior research fellow in the department continue to make our regular contributions to the fund, respectively – amounted to 45 per cent of recognise all leadership circle donors of the of Media and Communications, an Iraqi which is clearly doing great work. the Annual Fund’s total income in 2011-12, preceding year while providing an up-to- researcher who is being hosted under the a significant contribution from donors who date picture of their generous philanthropy Don Adlington (BSc Sociology 1966) and Elizabeth LSE Scholars at Risk scheme. Her moving comprise just seven per cent of all Annual in action as the academic year commences. Adlington, (BSc Sociology 1966) Annual Fund donors speech and heartfelt thanks demonstrated Fund donors.The Director’s Circle Reception LEADERSHIP
Giving In 2011-12, the School’s leadership community was once again central to the strength of the Annual Fund. Members of the School’s governing body, the Alumni Association Executive Committee and Alumni Group Leaders all made significant contributions to the Annual Fund through philanthropic gifts, their direct voluntary involvement in attending and leading events during the year and by encouraging others to support the Annual Fund. This generosity of spirit has another important effect, demonstrating to a wide audience the School’s leadership’s commitment to LSE and the work of the Annual Fund in delivering positive change across the School.
Court of Governors Alumni Association Executive Committee and Alumni Dr Rosalind Altmann Dick Hibberd Professor David Stevenson Group Leaders Stephen Barclay Rt Hon Lord Justice Jacob Elisabeth Stheeman Sir Anthony Battishill GCB Peter Jones CBE Cato Stonex Rafael Alves De Almeida Fiona MacDonald Professor Charles Bean Lord Frank Judd of Dr Sushil Wadhwani CBE Christopher Bodell Brian Mitchell Virginia Beardshaw Portsea DLitt Marina Chamma Niels Schindler Angela Camber Anne Lapping CBE Two anonymous donors Leon Desbrow Gregory Sullivan Professor Stuart Corbridge Dr Spiro Latsis Pierre Dinan Stephen Tang Bronwyn Curtis OBE Martin Lewis Yelena Don Collin Tseng-Liu Roger Davies Ashley Mitchell Yoni Fessel George Wetz Alan Elias Anne Page Jeffrey Golden Rachel Witalec Richard Goeltz Ali Rashidian Steven Hercher Jeffrey Golden Brian Smith Garich Lim Shington PAGES 17-18
CHAIRMAN’S
Your generous gift of £5,000 or more to the Annual Fund in the last financial year has a profound impact at LSE.Circle Thank you.
Nicholas Archer Brian Roper MBE Bruce Tuchman Shoji Arino Margaret Roper David Wah Wellesley Baun Norman Sabey Adele Biss Harry Samuel German Friends of LSE Abib Bocresion Bryan Sanderson CBE Frank Mattern Roger Davies Rita Stephen MBE Sir Evelyn de Rothschild Carsten Stoehr Singapore LSE Trust Christian Dosch Cato Stonex Suchad Chiaranussati Daniel Fitz Ursula Van Almsick Lim Ho Kee Stefan Guetter Dr Burkhard Varnholt Eugene Lai Chin Look Jon Hillestad Diane Wilson Wah Kheong Leong Arnold Kammerling MBE Desmond Lim Veronika Kapustina LSE Centennial Chin Chai Ooi Gisella Ketvel Fund (USA) Patricia Yeo Pii Ketvel David Beecken Nina Kostic Richard Dunn One anonymous donor Dr Spiro Latsis Stewart Feldman Martin Lewis Stephen Hays Stephen McKeever David Heleniak Grace Oei L E Simmons Joel Perlman James Thomas Patrizia Roehm Michael Longthorne Dr Mark Roomans Neil Mehta Brian Smith Siddharth Mehta Sir John Sparrow Ahmet Mesinoglu Andrew Templeton John Michaels Jr John Trimmer Dr Kevin Michaels Erik Ulvestad Anthony Paduano DIRECTOR’S John Ward Dr Ingeborg Paulus Ian Wentworth Andreas Pecher Dr Urs Wickihalder Michael Peterson Robert Williams Ruth Porat Wai Yung Harry Reasoner Esq Your generous gift of between £1,000 and £4,999 to the Annual Fund in the last financial year makes Jonathan Rosen a real difference to life at the School. Thank you. LSE Centennial Joseph Rotondo Circle Fund (USA) Douglas Scrivner Helen Abbott Desiree Fixler Jeremy Metcalfe Arjun Aggarwal Lata Shah Jeremy Asher Gene Frieda Robert Miall Edgar Ancona Dr Patricia Stockton Dr Judith Stoikov Stephen Barclay Lynn Frieda Christopher Millar Nora Ancona Dr John Strudwick John Barter Amir Gehl Suzanne Millar Dr Henry Armour Piers Butler Adam Glinsman Margaret Mills Jeffrey Tannenbaum Sheldon Baskin Hilary Till Bernard Casey Jeffrey Golden Ashley Mitchell Jean Belanger Jane Trevarthen-Traub Fook Aun Chew Rita Golden Eryl Morris Anne Bingaman Nancy Troxler Roland Chow Michael Goldmeier Carolina Mueller-Moehl John Casey Lorne Weil Dr Peter Cirenza David Goldstone CBE James Nicol Dr Otto Doering III Susan Wiesner Sheila Clark Gonca Gürsoy Artunkal Philip Niem Guy Elliott German Friends of LSE Professor Frederick D’Agostino Motonobu Hasegawa Roger Okill Conrad Foa Wolfgang Streitz Dr Keith Day Sabrina Ho Gerard O’Neill Breht Feigh Richard Delbridge Ian Holden Roger Paice Nisa Geller Singapore LSE Trust Professor Susan Dev OBE Christine Holroyd Constantinos Papadopoulos Richard Goeltz Suee Chieh Tan Leslie Dighton Jung Hong Michael Peacock OBE Stefan Haselwandter Soo Hoon Hauw-Quek Arthur Dove CBE Mark Hunter Michael Pearson Brian Herlihy Goh Kian Chee Jonathan Drake The Hon Mr Robin Jacob Christian Perrett William Hughes Johanna Strunz Kirk Economou Peter Jones CBE David Perrett Osagie Imasogie Eddie Teo Alan Elias Nicolai Kobliakov Vijay Popat James Johnson Dr Friedrich Thelen Daniel Elliott Gauri Sikri Lakhanpal Sushilkumar Radia Paul Kaplan Rowena Ellis Chao Leong Zubindra Ramdarshan In memory Nicos Katsoulis Jean Cassell (in memory of the Fumitaka Eshima Sir Michael Lickiss James Ramo Paul Kennedy late Frank Cassell) Diana Eyre Dr Bo Lindroth Dilip Rasgotra Dr Amy Knight Kenneth Faircloth OBE Professor Richard Macve Axel Roehm Dr Malcolm Knight Eight anonymous donors PAGES 19-20
PENGUIN Marta Jankovska Christian Jochnick Anna Kalashyan George Karaolis Nicolai Kobliakov
Thank you to all graduates from the last five years who have made a gift of £30 Diane Kohl or over in the last financial year. Arthur Krebbers Club Natasha Lalji Charles Laurence Jiaren Liang Judy Lin Jakub Adamowicz Wai Cheng Daniel Marriott Dr Stefan Altorfer Costas Constantinou Matthew Marshall Dimosthenis Anagnostopoulos Benjamin Cornish Yusuf Muftuoglu Diarmuid Angland Georgina Davidson Sandeep Nair Malahat Askarova Yelena Don Nadeesha Nanayakkara Melissa Bacani Mark Donahue Daria Nojkina Richard Wilding David Minc Mohammad Bahrami Sarah Edwards Ivan Obadic Amy Williams Richard Palacios Jr Vikram Balachandar Eddy Fonyodi Nikesh Patel Andrew Wright Elliot Rauba Juan Barahona Rebolledo Amalia Fugaru Zhiheng Png Ara Yeromian Cory Sherb Amanda Beddows-Adams Jonas Gjersø Rajesh Rajamani Gregory Silver Zachary Berger Lucie Goulet Giri Rajendran LSE Centennial Colin Ward Mariana Graca Rebecca Birdsall Scott Sams Fund (USA) Michael Boateng Sigridur Gudmundsdottir Michael Sheren Kevindeep Atwal German Friends Vasileios Bougioukos Fernanda Gusmao Simon Sing-Key Jennifer Baek of LSE Justas Bugnevicius Juan Halpern Alamos Yinqiu Tang Jacob Baron Benedikt Dunst Florian Burnat Jennifer Holly Alexander Teytelboym Janelle Braverman Stefan Padberg Daphne Cafritz Erin Holstein Lap Tong Benjamin Conner Jacob Cafritz Angela Huang Alecsandra Vlaicu Rory Doyle Two anonymous donors Wenbin Cai David Hutfless Anthony Wearden Devin Harmon Carlos Canales Yiannos Ioannou Alfred Webb Helena Lamb Jiewei Chen Hajime Isozaki George Wetz ALUMNI
Thank you to the LSE alumni who are generous in their support of their alma mater, Patrick Eavis Peter Howarth Patricia Mellor• Sir John Sparrow• Robert Yazgi Brenda Newman• Robin Ellis• Professor Colin Hughes Mohamed Meyassar• Ronald Springall• LSE Centennial Professor Gerald continuing to play a direct role in the School long after their graduation. Alumni donors Jennifer Emanuel John Hulley• Peter Mitchell Peter Stanbridge Fund (USA) Nordquist• Donors Gillian Evans• Brian Humphreys• Elspeth Morley• Anthony Starr Karla O’Brien to the Annual Fund are listed under the decade in which they completed their first Professor Rein Abel• Kenneth Faircloth OBE Lady Iro Hunt Brian Navin Paul Stibbe Dr Philip Porter degree at LSE. • • • • Merrill Anderson • Susan Fasken Joan Hutten Dr Edward Neufeld Dr Jean Stirk John Praksta • •• Dr Demetrios • Trevor Fenemore-Jones Grace Jackson OBE Ray Newbigin Karen Riedl • • Peter Stone Argyriades Anthony Foster Roy Jones Gabriel Newfield Marianne Schafer • • Frank Stoner Deborah Beck • Reverend Bernard Gales Sir Edwin Jowitt Gerald O’Callaghan Lois Schwartz • Allen Sykes Virginia Burns Sir James Hennessy Terrence Allan John Buckland Eileen Geary Lord Frank Judd of Christopher Oates Monique Schweich • David Taylor Cornelius Cacho 1930-39 KBE CMG Dennis Andrew Robert Budd Peter Goate Portsea DLitt Roger Okill Robert Schweich • • • • Geoffrey Taylor Marilyn Charles Henry Hilton Sir Derek Andrews Sir John Burgh Alan Godden Dr Muhammad Kamlin Dr Izzud-Din Pal Andre Sharon Professor William • • • Andrew Templeton• John Charman• Wilfred Hockfield• Codrington Ball Dr Cyril Cannon• David Goldstone CBE Arnold Kammerling Pamela Palmer Michael Thomas CMG Professor Bradford Stone Mead• • • Robert Cole• Noneen Jacques Professor Michael Frances Carmichael Graham Gooding MBE• Anne Passmore QC Michael Teitz Phyllis Toms • • • Doris Cook Sara Kibel Bantonn CMG• The Late Frank Cassell Stanley Goodman Dr George Kardouche Alec Pate Dr William Thomas Patricia Weinberg • • Dr John Cool • In memory Pierre Languetin Diana Barker• Tse Chang Stuart Goodman Dr Peter Kendell• David Paton OBE Sheila Titley Dr Robert Weinberg • • Doreen Crompton• • The late Lady Kathleen Paul Lindsay Joseph Barling• Morag Clark Lionel Gordon Una Kendell• Michael Peacock OBE John Toll David Williams • • • Frank Earwaker Allen (in memory of Edward Masters Frederick Barnes Elizabeth Cleaver Dr Michael Graham Simon Kester• Aileen Pebody Joan Towle Marcia Williams • •• • • Dr Curtis Farrar the late Sir Roy Allen) Joyce Nalpanis Bernard Baron Harold Cohen Elizabeth Gregory Peter Kett• Canon Frank Pickard Joanna Trijbits-Puszet Professor John • • • Amadeo Francis Ronald Needs John Barter Squadron Leader Professor Jacques Donald King• Wilfrid Pickard Kyriacos Tsioupras Williamson • Dr Leonard Prudence Peskett OBE Alec Batanero Daniel Cooper Grossen• Heinz King• Michael Place Laurence Turner Ruthanne Wise 1940-49 • Freedman• Cecil Pickavance Sir Anthony Battishill Douglas Cracknell Revel Guest-Albert John King Peter Pook • • William Tyldesley• Marie Gately Catherine Avent OBE John Pike CBE GCB• Harry Culham• Derek Hall Beryl Kingsbury Ronald Poulter Professor Brian Van • Doreen Getsinger• German Friends Professor Paul Romus Robert Bax• Anthony Cunningham Richard Hall Ralph Land CBE Barbara Powrie Arkadie Sheila Bennett• • • Dr Charles Gilbert of LSE Norman Sabey Roger Beaumont Dr Gordon Daniels Peter Hames• Donald Last• David Price Charles Waghorn Peter Block Reverend Dr Dean John Flower• John Trimmer Harold Berrisford• Harold Darton David Hando Marshall Lees Roger Price Derek Walker OBE Basil Bonner • • • • Gilliland Khursleed Siddiqui Reverend John Walker John Binns Frederick David Dorothy Harbord Sir Michael Lickiss Jon Rees • Anthony Brennan CB• • • • • John Ward• Professor Marianne Jean Wickham Wolf Blomfield Reverend Dr Peter Prudence Harris Watson Clifford Lines Martin Reiss Dr Susan Waters Eleanor Bridgland• • Githens 19 anonymous donors Margaret Williams Davie Claudia Harry Betty Richardson His Hon Sir Clive • Frank Blumenfeld• Eduardo Lizano • Barbara Watson• Lane Goss Professor Jay Blumler David Davis Robert Hart• Patricia Lloyd-Green Glyndwr Roberts Callman • • • Margaret Watts• Hon Mr Orval Hansen• LSE Centennial Professor Noel Boaden Ronald Davis• Robert Haselden• Euan Lumsden Brian Rodmell Barbara Clark • • Dr Janet Waymark• James Hunt• 1960-69 Fund (USA) The Late Christopher Reverend Peter Raymond Hearn Philip Rushworth Olive Coleman• Donald MacGregor• Christine Whatmore• Herbert Isaacson Bolton Dawson OBE Ronald Henderson• Madeline MacDonald Philip Sadler Robert Adewunmi John Crowe Robert Levinson• • Jeffery Wheatley• Judith Klein• Mary Darke Barbara Sternberg Malcolm Boothroyd David Denny• Anthony Henry• Keith Mackrell Stephen Schneider• Dr Sam Adeyoju • • Raymond White• Dr Thomas Klein• Gordon Brand• Leslie Dighton• Janet Herian• Michael Madden Navinchandra Shah Donald Adlington• John Dunn • Joan Wicken• Sylvia Lewis Four anonymous donors Ronald Brandon• John Dixon• John Herring• Dr Federico Magnifico Michael Sharman Elizabeth Adlington• Rowena Ellis• • • John Widdop• The Late Dr Richard Cyril Breslauer Arthur Dove CBE Anthony Herron William Marsh Michael Silver Dr Shiro Aimi Anne Goldthorpe Dr Gethin Williams• Lyman• Pamela Bright Jeanne Downton Helen Hickson Ian Martin Martin Simmons Professor Martin Professor Norman 1950-59 • • Robert Williams• Professor Walter Barbara Brilliant Lionel Drewitt• Frederick Hodge Albrow• Graves• • June Martin• June Simpson• Roland Williams• McMahon Richard Alexander Anita Brocklesby Professor Myles Dryden Ian Holden Valerie Sims David Alderman• Professor Peter Hart • Anthony Mawby Alexander Wilson• Professor Jerzy James Allan CBE John Brougham Ismene Durand Walter Holmes Malcolm Allbutt • • • David McAuley• Geoffrey Skinner CBE Berry Wise Modelski Christine Holroyd • Valerie Allport Dorothy Mellor David Slade• Michael Woolf Sylvia Modelski • David Anderson• John Smith• Susan Wright Professor Paul Nelson • Member of staff • Friends and Family donor • Reunion donor • Loyal donors – those who have given for five consecutive years or more. Professor James PAGES John Cragg• Jon Hillestad• Julia Miles Bryan Sanderson CBE• Antony Wool Jay Kravitz Dr Antonie Eser Lynne Chilvers• Roderick Goodyer Abby Cronin• John Hodgson• Ashley Mitchell• Roger Sansom• Elizabeth Worth• Dr Carol Lancaster Dr Friedrich Thelen Ruth Clarke Andrew Gordon 21-22 David Crutch• Professor Janet Holland Dr Muriel Mitcheson Mattigud Margaret Wright• Richard Lechthaler Dr Ludwig Volz Stephen Collins• Dr Paul Gorecki• Richard Dale Keith Hollands• Brown• Satyanarayana• Ronald Wright• Professor Allen Ludwig Mark Collinson Stephen Goschalk Elizabeth Davey John Home• John Montgomery Daniel Schellekens Dr John Yates• Adelaide MacMurray- Singapore Dr Michael Collop• Richard Graham David Davies Dr Satchidananda Hore Arthur Moore• Jonathan Schwarz Alan Yeats Cooper LSE Trust Andrew Colman• Brian Granger• John Davies Ronald Howlett Dr Jacob Moreh Janet Scott Donal Young David Malina Dr Stephen Cooney Vivienne Gross • Ho Kee Lim • Margaret Davies Margaret Hulmes David Morris Richard Segal Barbara Marcus• Rahele Cooper John Grumbar • Goh Kian Chee • • Roger Davies• Greta Hyde• Eryl Morris• Dennis Sellwood• LSE Centennial Dr Robert McKersie Helen Copestake David Gwilym- Armstrong Jack Davis• Dr Janet Imlah Collett Ian Morrison Sanjay Shah William Meserve• Michael Cordingley Williams • Fund (USA) 21 anonymous donors • •• Graham Arran• Robert Davis• Kenneth Jackson• Isabel Morrison• Donald Shell John Michaels Jr Melanie Cousins Elizabeth Harris Robert Adams• Juliet Askenase Dr Keith Day Peter Jackson• Gillian Mottram• Gail Sheridan Dr Eugene Mihaly Alison Cox John Harris• David Barlow• •• Ron Aspinall Richard Delbridge• The Hon Mr Robin Professor Nicos Mouzelis William Sheward Paul Milmed• 1970-79 Charles Crebbin Ian Harrison • • Sheldon Baskin • Elizabeth Atkins• Roderick Denyer QC• Jacob• Martyn Must Alan Shove• David Milne IV• Dr Luigi Crosti Peter Harte Anne Bingaman• • John Bailes Niels de Terra Dorothy Jameson• Kwee Choo Ng Professor Maurice John Niehuss Helen Abbott• Bronwyn Curtis OBE Dr Nikita Harwich • Dr Sheila Blair • Richard Bailey Professor Susan Dev Dennis Jarvis Professor Pier Nicola Shutler Dr Terry Olson• Abdurahman Acerol Dixon Hawkins • Harry Blaney III• Martin Curwen• Ann Baker OBE• Isabel Jeffers Wendy O’Conghaile Richard Simmons CBE Joseph Onek Dr Oliver Adler Jonathon Head • Dr William Brandon Philip Cutts• Laurence Baker The Late John Professor Ian Jeffries Ann O’Kelly Professor Leslie Sklair Professor John Ord George Alexakis• Donald Hepburn • • • Elizabeth Brownstein Professor Frederick • Ahmed Balamesh Dewhurst• John Jennings Benjamin Oakley Brian Smith• Professor Orlando Jamal Ansari D’Agostino Michael Hetherington • Professor Coralie Bryant • Pierre Dinan• Jonathan Jessup Keith Smith• Patterson Nicholas Archer• Anthony Dacre Dr Judith Bara • John Ockenden• Robert Burka• • Dr George Hext Professor Rigas Dr Dale Johnson Ronald Smith• Z Patterson Dr Josephine Roderic Beale• • Dr Maurice Odle Mollie Burke Paul Dare• David Heycock CBE• Doganis Dr Clive Jolliffe Laurence Solomons• David Pearce• Armistead• John Beard• Paul Olson Dr Herman Chernoff Robin Darton• Alun Hicks Professor David Susan Sorensen• Thomas Peebles Christopher Armstrong Phillip Beaumont• Peter Jones CBE Heinz Opelz Mark Clark Peter Davies Dr Martin Hill Downes• Michael Spiller• • Kathleen Peng Professor John Ann Beecher Brigden Peter Jones• Reg Orovwuje Professor William Mark Daymond Audrey Hind Andrew Duguid Edward Stacey Lawrence Pinco Armstrong Joyce Bellamy MBE• Eunice Jukes Tariq Osmany• Comanor Mungo Deans Julian Hirst• Donald Dunning John Stanley Westfield Jeremy Asher Ramachandran Bharath Winifred Keeves• Andrew Oxley• Professor James Dr Alfredo Del Monte Andrew Hochhauser Imogen Ecclestone Anthony Swabe Janette Pratt• John Aspinall• Margaret Bishop Richard Kew Cecil Oyediran• Compton• Michael Denham• QC• Geoffrey Edge• Robert Swift Walter Psaila• John Barnes Doris Blacka• Roger Kirby Dr Celia Pachmayr • John Connor• Helen Dickson- Elizabeth Hock Robert Edmonds Della Symons Harry Reasoner Esq Dr Claire Baron Terence Boley• • Anne Lapping CBE• Theocharis Dr Hugh Conway • Kalkhoven Jack Hodder• Janet Elliott Dr Peta Tancred Professor Peter Professor Charles Richard Bowen • Dr Spiro Latsis• Papamargaris Karen Cross Terence Dignan• Harry Hogg• Diana Ellis QC Jennifer Tanfield Reddaway Bean• Eric Bowman MBE• Graham Leamy Edward Parker • Patrick Deluhery Sheree Dodd Claire Horsley Francis Ellis Dr Philip Tasch Steven Riskin Maurice Beard• Dr Rosalind Bradford • Mary Lee• George Patterson • Leon Desbrow• Dr Ebba Dohlman• Margaret Horwich• Richard Tatlow Jonathan Rosen Virginia Beardshaw Dennis Bradley• John Evans• Dr Alan Leech• Joe Pearson • Dr Otto Doering III• Lawrence Douglas• Barbara Howard William Taylor Michael Ross Pamela Beck Anthony Bridges Prudence Evans David Leeke• Robert Pedlingham• • Professor Nicholas • Robert Douglas• Ruth Hradsky• Alan Titchener Donald Samuels• Thomas Beech Agnes Brown• Diana Eyre John Leigh• Margaret Pegg• • Edsall• Nigel Duerdoth Stephen Hunt•• Christina Tolaini Dr Ann Schneider• Murray Bell Joan Bruggen John Feane Dr Roger Leigh Professor Anna Alan Exelrod• Brian Eales Kaiser Jamal Frederick Trinder Ernest Schusky• Nicholas Bevan Professor Roger Buckley David Fenton Brian Leonard CBE Pellanda Custoza• Dr William Fairley• Alan Eastbury• Catherine James Roy Trinder Dr Alexander Shakow Thomas Bever Adolphine Burkens• Vincent Flynn Dr Peter Leuner Susan Penny• Dr Edwin Feulner Jr• Tobias Eckersley MBE• Alan Jarvis David Tubbs George Shapiro Professor Patrizio Dennis Burrows Anne Forbes Martin Lewis• Muriel Pepper Conrad Foa Alan Elias• Ian Johnson Andreas Varlaam Dr Renee Shepherd Bianchi• Douglas Cadman• Judith Fox Professor Roy Lewis• Michael Phipps • Stephen Foxman Dr Thomas Emmerson Graeme Jones• Alexis Pienaar William Vause• Raghu Bans Singh Daphne Bichard• Shirley Campbell• Ross Fraser• John Lewthwaite• Franklin Gannon John Evans• James Jowett David Pilcher Richard Vernon David Siphron Kathryn Bieber Richard Carey Anthony Frayne Keith Lievesley Dr Hugh Garnett Michael Eve Cris Kako Edward Pincheson David Wailen• Peter Slavin Doreen Binks Zenon Carnapas• Thomas Freeman OBE Dr Michael Lineton • Richard Goeltz• Rosemary Farrer The Hon Tod Kaufman Barry Garfield Anthony Platts Paul Wailen Professor Myron Slovin• Clare Birks• Dr John Carrier•• • Richard Lingham• • Hilda Gould Howard Feather• Penelope Kegerreis• Michael Gates Klaus Pohlmann Sandra Walmsley Joan Sorkin• Robert Bluett• John Carrington • Lady Jane Lloyd of Hon Michael Guhin• Sarah Felton Joan Kennedy• Panos Ghalanos Sheila Pollen Professor Rennie Laurence Sorkin• Paul Boothroyd• Roger Carroll • Berwick MBE• Dr Richard Gunther Martin Finke Dr Patrick Kenniff• Lord Anthony Giddens Arran Poyser Warburton M Spitzer Jr• Caroline Bossowska Dr Lionel Carter• • Bryan Long• David Heleniak• Alison Fisher Ralph King• Michael Goldmeier Professor Sir Richard Clare Warne Charles Steedman Celia Bower Roland Chow J Luneau• Dr Dale Henderson• John Fleming Robert Kleiner Peter Goldsmith Nicholas MacGregor Pulfrey Peter Waymark• Dr John Stein• Howard Brabrook Margaret Clapham• Barry Hershey John Freeman• George Krimizis Professor John John Mackie James Ramo Mollie Weatheritt Professor Robert Strauss Robin Broadway•• Sheila Clark• Eileen Hoffman Gillian Futcher• Peter Kuit• Goodman CBE• Hilary Makepeace Kenneth Ravenscroft• Ian Webb Penelope Taylor Roberta Brockman• Monica Cleasby • Dr Brendan Horton Dilys Gardiner• Mario La Monica John Gower• Sir Gordon Manzie Anita Regal Ian Wentworth Michael Touff• Phillip Burns Patricia Collins • Dr Elliott Isenberg Colin Garlick David Lamb• James Grant Christopher West Peter Trooboff• Piers Butler• Allan Cook CBE Sudha Maroo Brian Roper MBE• Rita Gastaldi• James Lebo QC• M Alan Griffiths Michael Weston• Leon Jacobson• Dr Roger Upson• Bridget Campbell Dr Anthony Cook• Rosemary Martin- Margaret Roper• Norman Gibbs• Dr David Levy John Halstead Michael Whitehead• John Kendall• Hon Matthew Watson Peter Capel• Myra Copleston Jones• Jacint Ros Hombravella John Gibson Ann Lewis• Jack Harmsworth Dr John Whyman Norman Klath Professor Esther Marie Capes• John Cornhill • Jean Mathieson Professor Frederick • Professor Christopher I Christina Lewis Dr Frances Healy John Williams Dr Malcolm Knight• Wattenberg Bernard Casey John Cossins • Maureen McCarthy• Rosen Gilbert• Irena Liebich Georges Helminger Rose Wong Jennifer Kornfeld Lorne Weil Peter Cawley• Ann Cotterrell Michael McMonagle• Rosemary Ross• William Gillespie Dr Bo Lindroth • Marc Kornfeld Professor Monoranjan Derek Hill Maureen Meer• Walter Ross Bruce Wood• David Glass Jeanette Cragg Thomas Kraczkiewicz• German Friends Chakrabarti • Pamela Llewellyn• Roger Hill Paul Samuels• John Wood-Collins• Peter Gluckman of LSE Anthony Chapman• • Rosemary Lovelock Jeffrey Golden • Member of staff • Friends and Family donor • Reunion donor • Loyal donors – those who have given for five consecutive years or more. Kevin Chidgey• John Macrory• Wolf-Dieter Berkholz Rita Golden Professor Richard Macve•• Michael Power OBE• Ruth Wood James Johnson• Frederic Weiss Andrew Butterly Anthony Fernandes•• Nicholas Kaufmann•• Elizabeth Perry• Dr Jon Thorn• Professor Robin Alexander Prentice• Philip Woods Dr Jan Kalicki• Judith West Vincent Camerlynck Nicholas Fernyhough• Constantinos Kazakos Andrew Phillips Tebb• Reverend William Mansell•• Hugh Prince Phyllis Woods Paul Kaplan• Warren White• Ian Cameron Rodrigo Fiaes• Colleen Keck Thomas Pine• Toner• Professor Maria Kathleen Pring Peter Woolley Paul Kennedy• The Hon John Julian Chaffey• Daniel Fitz•• Katriina Kekkonen Professor Giuseppe Stuart Trow•• Marcuzzo Jacqueline Radclyffe• Anthony Wright Thomas Kern Woodcock Jr• Terence Chan John Flattery• Antony Kelly• Pisauro Frixos Tsakkistos Dorothy Marden Sushilkumar Radia Michael Young Robert Kilroy D Alan Wrigley Jr Debora Chan- John Foley• Stephen Kennedy• Vijay Popat• Monica Tse Professor Gerald Sookram Ramessar Michael Zuckerman• Kenneth Kinney Southwell• Clare Forgie Stephen Kiar Alan Porter Nicola Turner Mars• Douglas Rawlinson• Dr Amy Knight German Friends Baldev Chawla• Therese Fox Pamela Klonaris Professor David Power Erik Ulvestad• Peter Martin• Nicholas Raymont Bruce Kopf of LSE Fook Aun Chew• Dr Stefano Frega Dr Alfonso Kratter• Eliana Psimolophites• Ursula Van Almsick• Professor Kent LSE Centennial Kenneth Riley• Dr Michael Leonesio Hans-Jurgen Hummel• Pawel Chodzko-Zajko• Emile Galipeau• Dr Stephan Kux• Dr Swee Lip Quek• Hendrika Van Matthews• Fund (USA) Grevenstein-Halbert Georges Robichon• James Lewandowski Dr Bernhard Junemann• Amanda Chorn Clive Gallier• Kirsty Lang• Peter Rackham • Maureen McAlindon Elliott Abrams Professor William Van Penelope Robinson Albert Lilienfeld• Wolfram Richter Barry Christie• Anna Gaworzewska• Kim Lansdown• Lauri Railas Sandra McAvoy The Hon Thomas Vugt Barbara Rose• Dr Robert Litwak Wolfgang Streitz John Chu Dr Till Geiger• David Lawton John Ralli•• Jane McComb Ammons III Marie Marina Vassilicos Denton Rouse • Samuel Livermore• Rolf Ulrich Andre Chung Shui Gillian Gibbons• Michael Lebrett• Peter Randall• • Ross McLeod Sheila Russell Edgar Ancona Kirsten Lundberg Dr Stefano Isabella Gillies• Chao Leong• Dilip Rasgotra• Kenneth Venables• Judge Jeremy Nora Ancona Cianferotti Jennifer Venn•• Stefka Samus• Professor M Stuart Singapore • Adam Glinsman Andrew Levy Diana Rau• McMullen The Hon Robert Anna Ciarrapico Jonathon Venn•• Peter Sandersley Madden LSE Trust •• Scott Gold Catherine Lewis Christine Revoy• Professor Ronald Dr David Sandiford• Anthony Douglas Martin Richard Clarke Robert Goold• Edward Lewis• Aled Roderick• Guia Villavicencio• McQuaid• Andrew Sangster Anne Apgar• Walter May Chin Chai Ooi• Sheila Clejan Constance Gore•• Richard Lewis-Jones•• Andrew Rogerson• Rebecca Vincent-Smith• Kenneth Mears• Dr Gunter Schlusche Dr Henry Armour• Nina McKenna• Soo Hoon Hauw-Quek Maria Clerides• Professor Steven Greer• Christopher Lock•• Dr Mark Roomans Keith Wade• The Late Viola Mellor Paul Schulte Kevin Bacon• John McLees Eddie Teo John Clifford• Janet Grenier• Rebecca Lunn Judith Roy• Dr Sushil Wadhwani Penelope Mendelssohn• Yasmin Schulte Thomas Bailey Siddharth Mehta Dr Anna Collard Carola Groom• Aidan MacCabe• David Rudd•• CBE• Ian Meyer• Paul Selby David Beecken• Dr Michael 19 anonymous donors Professor Fabiano Jan Grude• Professor Giuseppina Nicola Sampson• Betty Walsh• Robert Miall Probir Sen• Professor Janice Montgomery• Colombini• Charles Gundy• Malerba• Harry Samuel Richard Warren• Francine Miller• Graziano Sezzi Bellace• Susan Muriel 1980-89 Caterina Colombo• The late John Gyles•• Rachel Malik Kiran Sandford• Philip Watkins MBE• Margaret Mills Mary Shaheen Peter Biersteker Shamila Nayar Costas Constantinou• Victor Haghani• Gary Mann Stelios Savvides Lorelei Watson• Anthony Milnes• Elizabeth Shields• Stanley Black Valerie Nelson Dr Olusegun Akinyemi• Margaret Conway• Judith Hammond•• Dr Gabrielle Marceau• Emmanuel Schatz• Jonathan Webb• Brian Mitchell Graham Shore• Winthrop Brown Dr Rolando Ossowski• Ibrahim Aksaray• The Rt Hon Baroness Richard Hampson• Julius Markides Dr Michiel Scheffer Stephanie Ian Morley Alan Short Craig Bury Dr Ingeborg Paulus Mahmood Al Alawi• Corston PC• Dr Beatrice Harper Dr Laura Markowe• Dr Richard Whitehead•• Diane Morris Christiana Sideri Dr John Carfora Dr Gordon Peterson Stephen Alambritis•• Mark Cox Lorna Harrison Pamela Marsh•• Schwartz•• Karen Widess• Harold Mozley• Thomas Simpson OBE• Robert Clyatt Lois Radisch John Aldridge• Sidney Cox• John Healy• Bruce Marshall•• Dr Bindi Shah•• Ruth Wills Cordatus Mulokozi• Michael Smart• Dr David Coe James Ramsaur Stelios Alexandrou Rosalba Cruz Jimenez• Timothy Hedger Raul Martin Arranz Vijal Shah Professor Richard Katherine Nairne• Iain Smith David Cohen Raymond Randolph Dr Rosalind Altmann• Dr Francesca Dall’Olmo Steven Hercher• James Masson• John Sheehy Wilson Frances Newman Taylor Judith Spells• Nancy Cole• Peter Rapelye• Dr Hala Alumran• Riley•• Barbara Hester-Du Dr Michael Mcgrath Saleem Sheikh•• Mark Withers• Sandra Newton• Elizabeth Spiro• Dr Stephen Davis• Dr Steven Rosenbloom Gabriel Ambizas Dr Grace Davidson- Granrut Nilesh Mehta•• Jennifer Sibley• Dr Athina Yiannakou• Rosalind Niblett• Claus Spoerel Robert Dudiak• Dr James Rubenstein Doreen Anderson Burnet• Anne Hill• Jeremy Metcalfe• David Simmons• Wai Yung James Nicol Katherine Stamatakis Stewart Feldman Dr Randy Rydell• Dr Abdolkarim Anvari• Anne Davies• Judith Hindes• Peter Middlehurst• Bedi Singh•• Dr Sami Zahran• Rachael Norman Raymond Stark Gerald Fisher Arthur Rypinski• Lynne Archibald• Dr Carolyn Davies Sabrina Ho• Margaret Midgley• Vidya Singh Paul Zedd• James O’Grady• Christopher Starr• Professor Peter David Sahr Jaime Ardila Gomez• Guy Davies• Christopher Holcroft Hiroko Miyamura Jeremy Smilg• Jeanne Ziminski• Patrick O’Sullivan• Professor John Stewart Fitzgerald Lynn Schenk Diana Aronstam Dr Antonio de Peter Holgate• Thomas Moeschinger• Christopher Smith Grace Oei• Julian Szego•• Marlee Flaherty• Dr Rebecca Scott Artemis Artemiou Medeiros• Andrew Holland•• Daniela Monacelli• Howard Smith• LSE Centennial Erich Opfermann Toshihiko Tanaka Stephen Forsyth Douglas Scrivner Susan Atkins Elbertha De Neeling•• Sally Holloway•• Irene Monks• Rebecca Smithers• Fund (USA) Clifford Paice David Thompson Ann Friedman Diana Bacic Dr Alison Dean•• Dr Dawn Snape • Clifford Sethness• Gregory Hooker Virginia Morck• Gregory Aftandilian• Tryggvi Palsson Robert Tilley Dr Beth Fuchs Fariba Bakhtiar John Dodd • John Shepherd • Adelita Hooper Dhanpaul Narine• Socratis Socratous Arjun Aggarwal Egli Pantelakis Joan Timmins Richard George David Bamford Susan Doe Dr Douglas Shier• •• Nigel Hopkins• Ewan Neilson• Annapurna Sofat• Sotero Arizu•• Nicholas Papadimitriou David Todd Jordan Goodman Stuart Barber Jonathan Drake Brian Siegel • • Keir Hopley•• Dr Linda Neilson Dr Marlene Spero• Dr Charles Armstrong Constantinos Professor Tetsuo Tsuzaki Dr Jacques Gordon Dr Kurt Barling Dr George Drower • L E Simmons • Shaun Horton• Lee Neumann• Akis Spyropoulos• Dr Bjorn Aune Papadopoulos• Norman Vogel Christopher Graham Marina Bastianello Pamela Dub•• Alan Stevens Joel Solomon •• Graeme Howard• Stephen Newell Erik Autor• Dr Bala Paramanathan• Sorrel Vogel John Green Derek Batcheller Philippe Dupont Elisabeth Stheeman Mark Stewart • Baroness Howe CBE• Dr Kathleen • Richard Babson• Kevin Parris Dr Michael Wadsworth Ambassador Marc Bernadette Baxter Marianne Ecker- Newman • Dr Patricia Stockton•• • David Hunter• • Cato Stonex• Dr Richard Baskerville Duncan Paterson David Walker Grossman• Harold Beaton Fierstone•• Graham Nicholson • Susanne Stoiber Mark Hunter • Penelope Stowe• Marc Baum•• Lawrence Pattinson• Georgina Walker Samuel Halpern Sandra Becucci Stuart Eden Philip Niem Deborah Stronach Dr Judith Stoikov• Dr Majeed Jafar• •• Jean Belanger• Dr John Pattison Peter Walls Pablo Halpern Erin Bell Professor Christian Sally Norman • • Richard Straus• • Paul Jaffe• Lucy Stylianou Daniel Bivins Dr Philip Paur Professor Peter Watson Montecino Mary Box Edger Gerard O’Neill • Dr John Strudwick• Hussein Jajbhay• • Evelyn Swanson• Eric Blank• Andrew Pearson Vanessa Watson Michael Hartzmark Gregory Branch David Edwards• Dr Omogbai Omo-Eboh Dr Curtis Tarnoff• •• Dr David Janner- Eva Szpiro-Burke Daphne Bloore• Michael Pearson Alfred Webb Peter Hosinski• Dr Dierk Brandenburg Dr Lena Ekelund Klausner Anthony Owen • • David Turetsky • • Dr Sailesh Tanna•• Dr Giacomo Bonanno Michael Petrie• George Whiting Frank Hudson Alfred Brausch Axelson• Jeremy Jensen Dr William Paget Maurizio Tassi • Dr Charles Vehorn • • • •• Scott Bowie• Dorothy Pettitt• Philip Wills William Hughes• Dr Helen Brown Daniel Elliott• Hugh Jones Dr Edwin Passes Khalil Tayfoor Susan Vitka • David Brinkman• Christopher Phillips John Winskill James Isbister Glenys Brownton Rosaleen Elliott• Denise Joseph Graydon Paulin Gregory Von Gehr • • Stewart Taylor•• Vincent Budesa Nigel Platts Audrey Winterbottom Ann Jacobson James Buckley Dr Timothy Ensor• Russell Jowett Sergio Pellegrinelli Franklin Wallis • • • Thomas Tendorf• Rebecca Campbell Robert Podesta William Winward Dr Jeffrey Jay MD Thomas Bulman Elizabeth Fairweather• Diane Joyce David Pelly Jeffrey Weinberg• • • Leonidas Thomas• Timothy Campbell David Potter• Jonathan Wolinsky Nizar Jetha• Jon Burden Michael Fellows•• Anupama Kapila Robert Thomson• PAGES Janice Karlak Marc Sobel•• Thomas Aubrey Aroon Dhoot• Reynard Hanoppo• Jeremy Marsh Nicolaos Katsoulis•• Jeffrey Soderberg Eduard Auer Brett Diment Fiona Harford• Steven Marshall• 23-24 David Korduner Betsy Sprenkle• Abimbola Ayodeji• Sophie Dimopoulou• Roula Harfouche•• Tsunako Matsumoto• Paul Lansdell Dr Elizabeth Stewart• Antony Baldwin Anup Dodhia• Motonobu Paul McCabe• Heather Larrick Ann Strickland• Claudia Barrachi• Paras Dodhia• Hasegawa• Yasmin McDonnell Amy Law Michael Surgalla Jr• Corneth Bart-Williams• Dr Jordi Domenech• Maria Hatzipetrou Stephen McKeever Robert Leeds III• Jeffrey Tannenbaum• Catherine Baxendale Christian Dosch• Dr Hemmo Hemmes Patrick Mcmorrow•• Kay Lister• James Thomas• Toby Baxendale Simon Early• Jean Hennessy• Beatriz Meldrum• James Loeffler John Thornton Jr• Leena Beejadhur•• Michael Eaton• Christian Hesselhoj• Richard Minns Thomas Carothers•• Michael Longthorne•• Hilary Till• Erik Bendixen Kirk Economou• Sophie Heyman• Michael Modiano Bruce Catania• Douglas Lowell• Traci Tompson Bengt Berg Chris Eglin Martyn Hobrough• Dionysios Moretis William Cisneros Sean Lynn-Jones•• Nancy Troxler Vikas Bhardwaj•• Fumitaka Eshima Dawn Holland• Audrey Morgan Colm Connolly Mitchell Mackler Takemi Ueno Dr Margaret Blake• Dr Pantea Etessami•• Jung Hong• Peter Mueller• Andrew Costanza• Milinda Martin• Dr David Van Zandt Dr Brad Blitz Alexandros Willem Horstmann• Carolina Mueller-Moehl Terence Cryan• Dr Mark McMahon Raymond Vince• Abib Bocresion Ethelontis• Frank Hufnagel• Dr Daniel Muller- Brian Curran•• Robert Megna• Rakesh Vohra•• Andreas Bodenmann• Samson Ezobi• Tanveer Hussain•• Jentsch• Jeffrey Davies Amy Melnick Stephen Von Oehsen Tom Bradford• Adesola Fani-Kayode Alkis Ieromonachou• Catherine Murray••• Madlaine Davis- Ralph Mendelson David Wah• Hubert Brandts• Nicola Farrell• Colin Iles• Julia Murray Logue Moradkhan Fernando Mendez Louise Washer• Katherine Bulman• Christian Feghali• Philip Jackson Dr Mario Nava•• Dr Joao De Figueiredo Jonathan Mirsky• Megan Waters Allison Calderbank Kristin Feigenwinter• Roelof Jacobs• Dr Holger Nehring• Dr Jorg Decressin• Kevin Morrice• Dr James Wentz Mark Callingham•• Alistair Fell Jack Johnston• Kristen Nelson• James Dierking• Yvonne Morrice- Susan Wiesner Angela Camber• Paola Feller• George Jones Alexander Neuber Robert Douglass Jr• Johnson• Susan Canty• Yoni Fessel• Oleg Kalnichevski• Mia Norcaro• Richard Dunn• Nancy Nollen•• German Friends Christian Carrillo- Lucy Findlay Christodoulos Kaloyeros Francis Nosek III•• Michael Egan Professor Stanley of LSE Rodriguez• Desiree Fixler Demetrios Karcazes• Paul Nugent• Guy Elliott Nollen• Michelle Cassidy Franz Flotzinger Geir Karlsen Dr Jorge Nunez Ferrer • Inge Badura • • Dominic Endicott Mary Nordyke-Grace• Zen Cawasjee Bruno Fontaine Maria Ketvel John Nystrom Frank Mattern • •• • • David Evans• Jean Oppenheimer• Ivan Chan• Veronique Forge• Niko Ketvel• Charles Oganya Ali Rashidian Christian Stark• Irene Wong•• Dr Helene Seppain• Sanna Fellows Anthony Paduano• Satjinder Chander Gene Frieda Pamela King Philippe-Fitzpatrick Roger Raymond• Amanda Steimberg• Fiona Wookey • Andre Schneider • •• David Fier• Christopher Pasko Philippos Nicole Friederichs• Johanna Klein• Onimus Helen Redesdale• Britt Stene• Brenda Yates• Dr Ingo Luge• Herbert Fitzell Arthur Paterson III• Charalambides Amalia Fugaru• Ashvinder Kochhar• Chukwuemeka Neil Reeder Lady Dorothy Stewart Chi Yau• Karen Fitzner•• Eric Penanhoat• Evangelia Charitoudi•• Pamela Furness Nora Kocsis Osuagwu Leroy Reid• Carsten Stoehr• Andreas Yennadiou•• Singapore Gilbert Flaming• Brian Percival Renee Chatterjee• Paraskevi Galani• Barbara Kolator•• Professor Gianmarco Marcus Renusch• Ouida Taaffe• Jamsheda Young Joshua Friedlander• Lisa Peterson• LSE Trust Chude Chidi-Ofong Elena Garcia de la Dr Emmanouil Kolezakis Ottaviano• Kenneth Roberts• Dr Cecilia Tacoli•• Alexander Rena Fulweiler• Breck Platner• Suchad Chiaranussati Maria Christofidou• Fuente•• Christos Kosmas• Deborah Pacquette•• Dr Amanda Robinson• Stephen Tang• Zakharchenko• Gary Gero Thomas Polk•• Eugene Lai Chin Look Arnaud Colin De Gillian Geddes• Nina Kostic• Julian Palmers• Natalie Rogers• Mona Tannous• Laurence Goldfarb• Ruth Porat• Wah Kheong Leong• Verdiere• Amir Gehl•• Andrey Kuleshov Dr Nan-Yeong Park Ann Rush• Barbara Taute• LSE Centennial Matthew Goodman• James Prappas• Desmond Lim• Marina Comninos Dr Ioannis Giannikos Susan Kumleben• Matthews• Elizabeth Rycott Dmitriy Timoshin• Fund (USA) Nigel Passmore Nathalie Granato Jessica Pugil• Yen Mie Lim Maria Consoli•• Juan Gil Crespo• Elisabeth Kyral• • Tariq Sadiq•• Neil Tomkins• Andreas Bahm Fernando Pastor John Granato III Catherine Re Suee Chieh Tan• Dr Mary Cooke Brijinder Gobindpuri Alexis Lagoudakis• • Ricky Sandhu Eithne Treanor• Whitney Ball Reena Patel • William Gray• Barrett Reasoner Patricia Yeo Christopher Cooper•• Hideki Goda• Aynsley Lammin• •• Sean Saunders• Collin Tseng-Liu• Wilson Barmeyer Dr Reshmi Paul •• Daniela Gressani• Elizabeth Reimann Sylvain Coriat• Nico Goossens Dr Heather Lannin•• Kathleen Scanlon Manh Tu Briana Barocas•• Swati Paul Bradley Allison Gulbrandsen• Jeffrey Rhodes 28 anonymous donors Amanda Culhane Dimitra Goudoufa•• Geir Larsen• • Dr Edwin Van De Ricardo Berner Thomas Pearson Gregory Gullickson• Robert Rodrigue Dr Riccardo Curcio• George Goutis•• Paul Latham• • Chiara Scassa• Haar•• Sulkin•• Fionuala Pender Yogesh Gupta• Stephen Rogers Morgane Danielou- Antonino Governale• John Lee •• Soren Schafft Dr Judith Van Walsum- Virginia Berten• 1990-99 Borany Penh Stachowicz Karen Harasymiak• Charles Rossmann Doumbouya• Irving Graham Timothy Lee• • Rene Schneider• • Gene Blahato• Ana Perez Espartero Dr Burkhard Varnholt Susan Hart Robert Rubino Rawdon Adams Alexander Darmoo•• Malcolm Grindrod Siobhan Lewington• • Dr Rosa Scoble•• Gorham Blaine• Joel Perlman Philip Vergauwen Willard Hatch• John Sandhop Jr Anis Ahmed• Aurelie Debussy-Pech• Paul Groden•• Margaret Lewis • Antony Scott• Burtt Blodgett•• Christian Perrett Dr Georgia Stephen Hays• Blair Sanford Hafsa Al Ulama• Mark Deen• Rene Grunenfelder Martin Lewis•• Rahul Seth• Christopher Bodell• David Perrett Verropoulou• Maureen Healy• David Satola•• Jalal Al-Yawer• Olivier Delay Dr Casilda Guell• Dr Erik Lithander• Vivek Shah• John Boland•• William Pershke Willem Vinke Richard Heckinger•• Katherine Scott• Christopher Alexander• Emanuel Delia• Stefan Guetter• Fong-Yu Liu• • Christopher Sherwood• Thomas Burkemper• Andreas Petsas Jeroen Visser•• Jeffrey Hedlund• Eric Secoy•• Brigadier Israel Amoah Dr Constantine Ignacio Gutierrez Hevia Toby Locke• • Wei Shi• David Caleca• Delicostopoulos Hugues Pfyffer Dr Giorgio Volpe•• Theodore Hoffman Jr Jonathan Seed Irena Andrassy• • Gonca Gürsoy Dr Adriano Lucatelli Mark Shutt Michael Carlin• Giuseppe Dell’Acqua Rebecca Plane Ernst Von Andrew Hornbrook Lata Shah•• Jane Appleby•• Artunkal• Catharina Luras Gauri Sikri Lakhanpal• John Casey Masimo Della Justina Ian Pleace Kimakowitz•• Osagie Imasogie• Kenneth Sigas Edward Arlitt• • Damir Hadziosmanovic• Alessandra Lustrati•• • James Smith•• Robert Clark•• Alessandro Deltreppo Dr Norman Price JP Goetz Von Peter• Charles Jackson Dr Melvin Small• Peter Aspbury• • Emily Haithwaite Fiona MacDonald Julian Smith• James Cole• Yiola Demetriou Brenda Puech Benjamin Wales• Dr Vijay Kannan• Leslie Smith John Atherton•• •• Rana Halaby-Cooper• Alberto Malagodi• •• Mei Yin Sng• John Dahl Dana Denis-Smith Nicholas Purchase David Wasserberg David Kaplan• Susan Snyder• Gordon Au• •• Margaret Hall•• Francisca Malaree• Malcolm Souza-Lewis Steven Dana Zubindra Muna Wehbe•• Marc Mansfield• Maria Stamouli• Mark Davis Ramdarshan David Whippe•• • • Nikola Stanojevic• Peter Davos Miguel Ramos- Dr Jeannette Wibmer• • • Member of staff • Friends and Family donor • Reunion donor • Loyal donors – those who have given for five consecutive years or more. Mie Starbuck• Felicia De Sanctis Fuentenebro• • John De Yonge Adam Raphael• Mohammad Bahrami Panagiotis Divriotis Yiannos Ioannou Lunn• Naimish Shah• Dr Cristel De Rouvray Carter Vance Zhiheng Png Stephanie Dencik•• David Rickard• Nicolai Bakovic Yelena Don Hajime Isozaki Luis Medina• Fatima Shariff Rory Doyle Samuel Varghese Virginia Sentance• David Duback Karen Romano• Vikram Balachandar Mark Donahue Ingrid Jacobson Pinter Christos Meletiou Elliot Simmons Dr R Anthony Elson• Carrie Vicens Leary Michael Sheren Stephen Dyott Alicia Rose Susan Ballentyne Jan Dormann Blaz Jakic Siri Mikalsen• Simon Sing-Key James Forman Andrew Walshe Leena Taha Susan Eddy• David Rose• Wellesley Baun Christopher Dove Sandeep Jalaf Lawrence Miller• Dr Indraneel Sircar Matthew Frazier Colin Ward Lap Tong Eric Fastiff Michael Rosenbaum• Amanda Beddows- Sally Dudleston Adrian James Adamantios Minas Mirjana Skoco Francis Gagnon Erin White Katherine Van Buskirk Breht Feigh• Joseph Rotondo• Adams Miriam Edelman Christian Jenni• Nimesh Mistry Alexander Small Daniel Gelfand Raymond Wicklander Hannah Williams Genie Fernald- Stephen Schofield Nehar Begum Sarah Edwards Richard Jeremy• Christian Mogge Miguel Solana Christopher Rachel Witalec Andrew Wright• Heimbigner• Stanley Shepard•• Romain Berry David Eggleton Priti Jobanputra Yusuf Muftuoglu Anushree Srivastava Gruszczynski Scott Withycombe Katherine Wzorek• Tamara Fox Dr Gary Solis• Karishmah Bhuwanee Seref Enver Francois Josserand Dorlin Muresan Saagar Srivastava Kyle Handley Zhi Xie Christopher Frasch• Thomas Songer• Harry Birmingham Gloria Etuk Michel Jreissati Emanuele Musso Pascale Stacey• Christina Hanley German Friends John Fry Marshall Steeves•• Tanja Bisgaard Graham Facks-Martin Bjoern Juretzki Hashina Nagar Amanda Stokes- Devin Harmon of LSE LSE Centennial Kristen Furlan Dr David Steinberg David Blood MBE Humphrey Kangha Sadya-Anne Ndoko Roberts Daniel Haskell Fund (USA) • •• • Dr Elisabeth Mueller Vanessa Gallagher Steven Su Michael Boateng Alon Falach Veronika Kapustina Dr Nicholas Nedzynski Julie Stoll Catherine Herrold • • • Stefan Padberg Kevindeep Atwal Jonathan Gat Margaret Suralik Akkaraj Boonyasiri Emanuela Farris George Karaolis Wilhelm Nehring Carlos Suarez Doriga Dustin Hoffman • • Dr Tobias Raffel Jacob Baron Simon Gervais Dr Daniel Szpiro Vasileios Bougioukos Lan Feng Jiro Kashiwagi Dr Suzanne Prashant Subbarao Jonathan Hung • • • Michael Wechsler Ashley Coale Brian Gilmore Bruce Tuchman Rewa Bouji Michael Fessel Lawrence Kay Newcombe Gregory Sullivan Rima Hyder • • Anita Zech Matthew Kennedy Michael Gutkin Yogita Upadya Richard Bradley Livia Figa-Talamanca Stephen Kelly Dr Demos Nicolaides Jimmy Tam Dr Markus Jaeger Gregory Silver Lee Harris• Gregory Watson Marc Bridge Danny Fischer Joel Kenrick Takashi Nishiwaki• Yinqiu Tang James Johnson • Singapore Stefan Haselwandter• Jeremy Weinberg• Germain Brion Federico Flora• Werner Keplinger Daria Nojkina Steven Taylor Charles Joiner LSE Trust German Friends Jeremy Heckerling Griffin Whitney• Etienne Brumauld Des Eddy Fonyodi• Jennifer Keser Graham O’Brien Clare Taylor Gold• Vedrana Katic- of LSE Carlton Henry Dr M Ellen Wicklum Houlieres• Gwladys Fouche Ali Khaki Tomas O’Donoghue Alexander Teytelboym Kenworthy Garich Lim Shington • Benedikt Dunst Brian Herlihy• John Young Sebastian Buckup Mayliss Francois Meelis Kitsing Jarlath O’Hara• Joanna Thornes Helena Lamb Johanna Strunz Monica Hertzman• Doris Zeibig• Justas Bugnevicius Keiko Fujino Dr Bernhard Klement• Ivan Obadic Elizabeth Tietz Amy Lawrence 20 anonymous donors Dr Jens Hilscher• Florian Burnat Cory Gaunt Anna Kleymenova Emeka Odogwu Diana Trojanus Benjamin Loewy• Two anonymous Dr Gur Hirshberg Arianna Cagli Rohit George Konstantinos Carl Tuke III Charles Mandly Jr • German Friends Nicolai Kobliakov 2010-12 donors Angela Hsu• of LSE Wenbin Cai Alexander Gerrard Arber Koci Oikonomou Juan Urrutia Ybarra Ivan Mathew Joerg Joergensen Carlos Canales Osman Ghani Dr Naonori Kodate Christine Olney Sakkapol Neil Mehta • Holger Hansen Dimosthenis Jason Judd Marco Carone Dr Simone Giannerini Milan Kosorin Holmes Vachatimanont Sami Mesrour Anagnostopoulos Cristina Von Busse William Junkin Trixie Cartwright Jehona Gjurgjeala Jerzy Kot Reginald Otten Raquel Valladares David Michaeli Diarmuid Angland • Dr Christian Winkler • Leonard Keating III• Aleksandra Cavoski Ioannis Gkanos Arthur Krebbers Roger Paice• Marianna Ventouratou Jessica Milano• Melissa Bacani Robert Keber Jerzy Celichowski Irene Glinos Florian Kusznier Sathaporn Heather Viets David Minc Juan Barahona • 25 anonymous donors Gardner Lane• Bidisha Chakraborty• Benedikt Goetz Sevastiana Lagonika Paisanburapa Nora von Ingersleben Mary Morris Rebolledo Christopher Layton• Marina Chamma David Gold• Natasha Lalji Talia Parnass Alecsandra Vlaicu Nathaniel Mullins Zachary Berger Brian Lee•• 2000-09 Jiewei Chen Charlotte Goldman Charles Laurence Nikesh Patel Vladimir Vukicevic Zahra Nawaz Victoria Bew• Michael Lee• Wai Cheng Lucie Goulet Michael Lavrysen• Lila Paul Sophia Walker Richard Palacios Jr Rebecca Birdsall Lonn Litchfield• David Aaron Rachel Chia• Letizia Grosso Molu Lebby Holly Peterson Anthony Wearden Jane Park Daphne Cafritz Andrew Loewenstein• Charles-Afif Abdul Wen-Te Chiang Sandro Grunenfelder Mei Lee Dr Silvia Pezzini Joshua Weinberg Scott Pedowitz• Jacob Cafritz Wahab Timothy Louie Woo-Jung Choi Sigridur Hendrik Lemahieu• David Powell George Wetz Michael-John Pierce Helen Coombes• Artemis Achilleos George Lynett Jr• Yune Choi Gudmundsdottir Wilson Leung Omar Rahman Dr Urs Wickihalder Sharmila Raj Benjamin Cornish Jakub Adamowicz Andreas Demetri Alexandre Maia• • Dr Thomas Fenny Gunawan Guojun Li Rajesh Rajamani Richard Wilding Elliot Rauba Beatrice Addo Jonas Gjersø Ricardo Marcos Rocha Christiansen Ciaran Gunne Jones• Ramona Liberoff Giri Rajendran Amy Williams Stephen Reed • Peter Aimufua Mariana Graca Reis• • Man Chu Fernanda Gusmao Yasmin Lilu Idham Ramadi Mei Xue Jacob Regenstreif Aysecan Akarli Juan Halpern Alamos John McEvoy Dr Peter Cirenza• Dr Maria Gutierrez Judy Lin Vedad Ramljak Julien Yerly Matthias Sainz• Kerem Akcay Erin Holstein• John McKay• Elena Cirillo Domenech• Xavier Lopez Del Arjun Reddy Ara Yeromian Mark-Andre Saucier- Marta Jankovska Sarah McManus Reem Akl Gregory Clifford Sahar Habibi Rincon Troussel Katherine Reece Man Yeung Nadeau Christian Jochnick Ahmet Mesinoglu• Arya Alatsas Cristian-Ioan Comsa Martin Hammond Nicholas Luder Kleio-Maria Reppa Graham Young Brian Schiller Moises Kababie- Dr Kevin Michaels Andrew Aldrich James Cook Ryan Hansen Neoklis Rodoulis Marc Sennewald• • Pirjo Lumme• Coronas• Carsten Miller Malik Ali Dr Anne Corbett Sarah Harrison Shontae Romain• Victoria Shattles Evren Lus LSE Centennial Anna Kalashyan Dr Lewis Allan• Edward Crowther Eldrik Hartley John Ruane W Sherb Jamie Morin• Guadalupe Fund (USA) Will Knight Christian Mumssen Rafael Alves De Povilas Dapkevicius Laura Harvey Machinandiarena Scott Sams Dr Ramteen Onyema Afulukwe Diane Kohl Geoffrey Oblak Almeida Dr Paolo Dardanelli Jean-Charles Henry Christopher Mainella Alessandro Santini• Sioshansi• • Jennifer Baek Pui Law Rafael Pagan Jr Dr Stefan Altorfer Andrew David Romain Henry Federica Maiorano Christine Saunders Lindsey Skibell• • • Laura Bakkensen Jiaren Liang Mark Pasko Naseem Ansari Georgina Davidson Dr Kristina Hinds Maria Mamone Charles-Erwan Savary Jared Smith• •• Brandon Barford Yingchu Liu Andreas Pecher Fabian Ansorg Bastiaan De Goei Pui Ho Dr Rupert Manhart Roderick Scarth• Merrill Sovner Alison Barker Tahira Mathur• Michael Peterson Antonios Antonakis Sameera De Silva Jennifer Holly Daniel Marriott Niels Schindler Sandie Stringfellow• Gianluca Antonucci Emmy Bernard Oluwatomisin Victoria Plaut• Daniel De Simone Rossana Howgrave- Matthew Marshall Andreas Schober Simon Thavaseelan Moronkola Ursula Antwi-Boasiako Janelle Braverman Sheldon Pollock III• Caroline Dehe Graham• Sergio Masciantonio Ruth Schoen Dr Norrie Thomas Sandeep Nair Baha Arab Laura Campos Alison Post•• Stavros Dendrinos Angela Huang Raphael Mazet Monika Schroeder Evan Thorn Nadeesha Nanayakkara Shahid Arbab Benjamin Conner David Postlewaite • Pierre-Andre Devaud Mokbul Hussain• Martin McAuley Michael Schuetz Sarah Travis James Nianias• Malahat Askarova John Coogan Darin Raiken Zehra Dislioglu David Hutfless Victoria McKenzie- Mark Selvarajan Lucy Pether• Opeyemi Atawo John Dailey PAGES 25-26
FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS
of LSE
The Annual Fund is privileged to enjoy the support of a diverse donor community Rachel Jones• Mag Karin Plank• LSE Centennial Paraskevi Polyzogopoulou•• Fund (USA) committed to LSE. Thank you. Vira Kammee• Dr Kary Kelly• Jacob Prager• Dr Steven Bellin• Sandra Kibbey• Shiromani Quail• Nisa Geller Alice King• Axel Roehm• Linda Gunther George Constantino Abdul Abdul-Hussein• • Fiona Kirk• Patrizia Roehm• James Hardigg Mary Constantino Renu Agrawal• • Seema Kumar• Bo Ruan• Risa Kiam Alison Coombes Dr Clyde Alexander• • Katherine Lawrence• Ian Russell• Elizabeth Lane Professor Stuart Corbridge Ranbir Alg• • Nadine Lennox• Nikos Savvakis Bozena McLees Carly Crockett Dr Roger Ali • Dr Timothy Leunig•• Ruth Sentance• Nellie Melko Raksha Dawda Konstantinos Anagnostopoulos• • Dr David Lewis Ashok Seth Julia Moore Sonia De Jesus Shoji Arino • Robert Lindsey• Naresh Sethi• Wallace Mullin Sir Evelyn de Rothschild Elizabeth Aumeer• Thierry Logier• Dr John Sherman• Daren Pietsch John Devlin Dr John Avery Jones CBE• • Praful Majithia• Neil Simpson• Patrick Tomczik Nivedita Doshi John Bailey• Sadhna Majithia• Rita Stephen MBE• Jane Trevarthen-Traub• Paloo Doshi Wendy Bainham• • Simon Marsh• Professor David Stevenson• Swati Vashi• Professor John Ellis Dr Gerben Bakker•• Andrew Martin• Ruth Sutton• Dr Vijay Vashi• Janet Evans Stephen Barclay• • Arjun Matthai• Chanan Syan• Professor George Walendowski Li Fang Li Philip Bayliss • Bharat Mehta• Jasbir Syan• Thomas Watts Angela Beckett• Carol Gale• Christopher Millar• Danko Tomas Coulla Georgallis• Veronika Tugendraich Garwolinski David Berridge• Suzanne Millar• • In memory Cathy Birmingham George Georghiou• Dr Jennine Morgan Kate Turner• • Jean Cassell (in memory of the late Frank Cassell) Nick Birmingham Rhona Greenby• Bill Mosley Simeon Underwood• • Ceinwen Elias (in memory of the late John Elias) Adele Biss Lesley Hallett• Dr Timothy Neal• Elena Vassiliadou-Georghiou• Stephen Hallett• Nita Watts James Hardigg (in memory of the late Alice Lynn Blunt• Dr Karl Newton• Hardigg) Robin Blunt•• Krishan Hansrani• Professor Ian Nish• Peter Williams• Fiona Hart• Diane Wilson Harry Boys• Maggie O’Connor Eight anonymous donors Sally Boys• William Hatton Dr Dipo Oluyomi• John Windemer• Jane Buckley• Patrick Hawke-Smith• Karen Oudin• Derek Winterbottom• Shumaila Bux• Andrew Hewitt• Anne Page• Kenneth Wong• Heather Campbell Dick Hibberd Dr Martin Palmer• Wendy Wong• Elisabeth Choplin Dr Evelyn LM Ho• Kailas Parmar• Donald Workman• Jean-Luc Choplin• Peter Hon• Vasanti Patel• Teiong Choon Yap• Dr Adrian Clarkson• Shauna Honey Veejay Patel• Dr Shirley Clarkson• Viet-Anh Hua• Philip Pau• Chris Coleman• Felicity Jones• Helen Peel• Julia Connor-Smith• Gill Jones• Dr Hannes Plank• Whilst all care and attention to detail has been taken in drawing up these lists of donors, • Member of staff • Friends and Family donor • Reunion donor • Loyal donors – those who have given for five consecutive years or more. we apologise if any errors have been made. Annual Fund
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