YOUR GENEROSITY IN NUMBERS How Old Members’ support benefits Balliol

BALLIOL PEOPLE The gift of a Balliol education Academic excellence in perpetuity as two posts are endowed by alumni A DPhil scholarship funds a particle physicist’s pioneering research

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From the Master The impact you made

Did your gift support the teaching of a leading academic We have developed the focus of our annual report, published for the first time last year, in by endowing a Fellowship? Or have you changed order to highlight the impact of donations on every aspect of College life. It still includes, the life of a talented undergraduate who would of course, details of our financial positon for the year 2013/14, and is a testament to the otherwise not have studied at Balliol? The examples support the College receives from Old Members and Friends. below show just how far your donations go.

As ever our focus is on helping our students, financially and pastorally but also academically, by matching the tutorial provision offered by the wealthiest colleges, which can now be significantly more than we have traditionally been able to provide. The tutorial system is Student support Access & widening participation not only about individual contact but about contact with Fellows who are leaders in their Access Bursaries allowed 37 undergraduates to Balliol hosted 96 outreach events research field. There is nothing new in this, but year by year it becomes more expensive apply for financial aid before arriving at Balliol 90 school children to provide. Meantime at graduate level the challenge is to fund as many of our students as experienced Oxford at our Subject Taster Days 159 students possible to compete for the best with our United States rivals in particular. The Chancellor received Junior Maintenance Balliol took part in 3 University-wide Open Days of the Exchequer’s last Autumn Statement may improve things marginally from 2016, but Grants and Hardship Loans Each year, 20 sixth-formers will receive Oxford-style teaching in there is a long way to go. 31 graduates Graduate Bursaries helped who required the Humanities with the launch of the Floreat Access Programme assistance because of unforeseen circumstances Thank you for your continuing support. Floreat Domus. 88 Balliol students received Oxford Bursaries Library & Historic Collections Centre 24,443 books borrowed from the Library and 905 new books purchased 68 Old Members donated 130 books to the Library Alumni purchased 55 old library chairs, Your Generosity raising £11,500 for the Library in Numbers 2013/14 1,021 research enquiries were answered using the College’s Historic Collections

Support for the College continues to soar, well after the close of our 750th Anniversary Campaign. During 2013/14, Balliol received gifts from over 2,000 Old Members Academic talent, research & discovery and Friends, who gave more than £3 million towards key Undergraduates received 111 prizes, projects across the College. scholarships and exhibitions 21 scholarships awarded to graduates, ranging from Law and History to Atomic and Laser Physics and Neuroscience How you gave in 2013/14 20 BII grants for interdisciplinary projects led by Balliol researchers – from Detecting Sport, drama & music Supernovae to Big Data Machine Learning Amount donated 1 dramatic revival £2.4m donated by alumni, with £1.6m matched by the : the MCR’s production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night Tutorial Fellowships & academic posts 52% University, endowed 2 tutorial posts in English and Philosophy revived the Holywell Manor Garden Play 10 Blues 10 Half-Blues Student support & scholarships 20% 2 Fellows involved in the UK’s new £120m national Old Members supported and in sports Where the need is greatest 18% network of Quantum Technology Hubs ranging from athletics and football to swimming and cricket 28 Cadle Grants General endowment 10% 500+ undergraduate interviews conducted in were awarded to Balliol sportsmen and women Amount Number December 2013; 110 Freshers arrived in October 2014 40 choir members performed 3 concerts Number of gifts donated of gifts 10 Westerman Pathfinders and, for the first time, in two locations in Florence, Italy Where the need is greatest 76% a further 2 to Mexico visited 61 Old Members in 79 The BCBC beat Trinity by 1.5 lengths at the Christ Student support & scholarships 13% towns and cities of North America and Asia Church Regatta in 2013, and came 2nd in 2014 Tutorial Fellowships & academic posts 7% 2 European Research Council Grants awarded 5 Cuppers wins in rugby, alternative ice General endowment 4% to Fellows in Computer Science and in History hockey, karting, korfball and frisbee 4 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2015 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2015 5

Balliol People

Josh in his Chemistry lab

Mireia at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN A DPhil scholarship funds a graduate’s search for new subatomic particles biorenewable, multifunctional polymer. Such a plastic could be used in With the help of a graduate scholarship, in the head-on collisions of protons of The tools and technologies being devised pharmaceutical products for operations Mireia Crispin-Ortuzar is pushing back extraordinarily high energy. ATLAS will for CERN’s cutting-edge experiments like hip and knee replacements, or the boundaries of scientific knowledge learn about the basic forces that have can also be used in other fields, such as more widely in consumer packaging. shaped our universe since the beginning big data analysis and medical physics. For At the age of 13 in her home country of time and will determine its fate. instance, Mireia hopes to apply her data Last year I received a Maintenance Grant of Spain, particle physicist Mireia Crispin- analysis techniques to radiogenomics, from the College, as my student loan barely Ortuzar (2011) wrote in her diary, ‘One One of the questions that Mireia and her which enables genetic information to be covered my accommodation costs, let day I’d love to go to Oxford.’ But after colleagues at the LHC are trying to answer matched to the quantitative information alone costs for food, stationery, books, etc. she had done undergraduate degrees in is the origin of dark matter. It is believed we get from medical scans. The grant really helped ease my worries Music and Physics at the University of that up to 80 per cent of the matter about running out of money and allowed Valencia, it proved very hard for someone content of the universe is dark matter, Thanks, then, to an Old Member who A recipient of a Maintenance Grant thanks me to concentrate on my course. with her background to get funding for a but little is known about it. Mireia’s job is wished to give a student of ability the kind graduate degree at Oxford – until Balliol’s to analyse particles created by colliding of opportunity to study at Oxford that he Annual Fund donors I give back to College by applying myself Foley-Béjar Scholarship, funded by Martin protons, looking for any hints of dark had enjoyed in 1951, Mireia is conducting fully to my studies, being an active member Foley (1951), gave her a unique chance. matter and anything that could advance our pioneering research with wide-ranging Josh Matley, a fourth-year Chemistry the postman walking up to the front door of the JCR and representing the College Now as a graduate at Balliol, Mireia is understanding of particle physics. For this potential impact. It could even tell us what undergraduate and Brackenbury and I snatched the envelope out of his in many different sports, including football a member of the ATLAS experiment work she has won the Winton Prize for ‘the 80 per cent of the universe is made of. Scholar, thanks Annual Fund donors hand as he put it through the letterbox! and cricket. I was also part of the student at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at most promising DPhil student in Physics in for giving him the opportunity to My mum and I were ecstatic. It was the telethon team in March, helping the College CERN, searching for new discoveries the area of Statistical Analysis of data’. study at Balliol best Christmas present I got that year. raise money to make sure other students can receive the financial support they need. Ever since I can remember I wanted My Chemistry course is very challenging Studying at Balliol would have been only a dream without the remarkable donor who funded my scholarship. He has to study at Oxford. Balliol was my first and the work has been incredibly difficult The money I received came from Old given me the opportunity to work on a fascinating topic together with some of the best researchers in the field. Being choice, because it has a reputation of at times, but it’s definitely been worth it. My Members’ donations to the Annual Fund, at Balliol is an incredible experience. We have one of the most active graduate communities in the University, which has excellence and has always had a very tutors are all really approachable people, and I’d love to say thank you to all of you, helped to make my time at Oxford a very fulfilling one. I am involved in many interesting activities, including organising diverse student base, and because its and I think they’re getting the best out because being at Balliol has been brilliant outreach science events for secondary school students. student support is second to none. I still of me. For my Part II project I’m making for me and I probably wouldn’t have stayed Mireia Crispin-Ortuzar, DPhil Particle Physics remember the day I got my offer: I saw a catalyst to generate a biodegradable, without your support. 6 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2015 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2015 7

What giving means to us Simon and Jane Hallett

Simon Hallett came to Balliol as an undergraduate in 1974 to study PPE, and is currently Chief Investment Officer at Harding Loevner in New Jersey, USA. Simon and his wife Jane met at Oxford, and in 2014 led the endowment of the Fellowship in Philosophy. “We’ve met both David and Seamus, heard them speak about their work, and, while a little dazzled by their brilliance, were particularly impressed by their evident enthusiasm, not just for research but for teaching. Funding the position of one of these two wonderful educators has been immensely gratifying. It is very rewarding to know that we have been responsible in a small way for helping to keep the Balliol tradition of intellectual inquiry and undergraduate teaching alive.”

testimony, which also said: ‘As well as being of the way discussing and explaining / So youth and age / Like ink and page / far and away the cleverest person we’ve existing ideas to students has honed my In this house join, / Minting new coin.’ ever met, the time we have spent with own understanding of those ideas,’ says David Wallace in his teaching capacity over David; while Seamus values ‘the way Having academics of the calibre of Seamus the past few years has never failed to be you repeatedly encounter things in your and David and the opportunity for students captivating and extraordinarily worthwhile.’ teaching that you thought you knew all to engage with them directly through the way down, and then find out that the tutorial system are fundamentals of Both these outstanding academics you didn’t, quite, after all’ – an aspect of an Oxford education. The endowment in acknowledge what their students give the tutorial system that reminds him of perpetuity of these two Balliol Fellowships them in return. ‘Balliol undergraduates Larkin’s lines about a university library: underpins the academic excellence that are exceptionally smart and large parts ‘New eyes each year / Find old books here, Balliol is all about. of my current research have come out / And new books, too, / Old eyes renew;

Seamus and Georgina discuss Larkin

David explains Newtonian gravity

Donations secure academic excellence in perpetuity

Inspirational teaching in two subjects Seamus Perry, who first came to Balliol live in is one of unfathomably many parallel at Balliol is now certain to continue as a Fellow in 2003, is immensely popular copies. I’ve argued that this crazy-sounding for ever among his students. ‘Seamus perfectly theory is actually rather conservative: it’s fulfils the glorious image of a literary just what arises if we take quantum theory Old Members have recently endowed don. Sitting by him in Hall is always an – our best theory of the microscopic two Balliol Fellowships in perpetuity: opportunity to be treated to some riotous world – completely seriously and literally.’ one in English, held by Professor Seamus anecdotes about early Balliol life, and in David’s book on this subject, The Emergent Perry, and one in Philosophy, currently our tutorials we can look forward to a Multiverse, won the Lakatos Award ‘for an held by Professor David Wallace. By cup of tea and some pearls of wisdom outstanding contribution to the philosophy donating a magnificent £1.2m for each for our essays,’ says Georgina Wilson, of science’. He is now moving on to ‘what post, which was matched by £800k per a third-year English undergraduate. distinguishes the past from the future in post from the University’s Teaching Fund, modern physics, and in particular why our alumni have secured the future of Seamus’s research interests are in Romantic the processes and laws we see in the these important subjects for Balliol. poetry and thought, especially Coleridge everyday world involve an asymmetry and Wordsworth, and post-Romantic between past and future that isn’t present English poetry, in particular Tennyson, Eliot, in fundamental physics’. In all his work, Seamus perfectly fulfils the Auden and Larkin. ‘I am currently working David says, he’s ‘interested in starting Balliol undergraduates glorious image of a literary don. on an edition of poetry and prose by with a clear grasp of what contemporary are exceptionally smart and Sitting by him in Hall is always an Matthew Arnold. I also spend quite a bit physics says, and then analysing that large parts of my current opportunity to be treated to some of time working on the journal Essays in account with philosophical rigour.’ research have come out riotous anecdotes about early Balliol Criticism, which I co-edit with Christopher of the way discussing and life, and in our tutorials we can look Ricks (1953),’ he says. David’s rigour was one reason why the JCR explaining existing ideas to forward to a cup of tea and some gave him its teaching excellence award in students has honed my own pearls of wisdom for our essays. The main focus of David Wallace’s work 2014. ‘His marking is notoriously exacting, understanding of those ideas. Georgina Wilson, Third-year has been the Many Worlds interpretation and he makes sure to treat us like adults, David Wallace, Fairfax Fellow English undergraduate of quantum mechanics. He explains: ‘This holding us accountable for ambiguous and Tutor in Philosophy – incredibly – implies that the world we phrasing and questionable views,’ read one 8 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2015 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2015 9

College Finances 2013/14 Legacies build up the endowment and strengthen Balliol The Balliol endowment has been built over many generations, in large part by gifts in wills and the capital gains on these investments. The College continues to thrive Financial performance because of the foresight of these individuals and is privileged to steward these gifts so that future generations can benefit. Today, the College’s endowment provides a very significant proportion of our annual Total income Generous alumni support, together with income, and is essential to Balliol’s ongoing support for scholarships, bursaries and Donations and bequests 27% ongoing income diversification and careful hardship grants; for tutorial Fellowships across the arts, humanities and the sciences; cost control, contributed a very positive Student fees 23% and for the maintenance of the College’s historic buildings. financial performance for the College in Residential income from students 20% 2013/14. Income from all activities was More than 270 Old Members belong to the College’s Greville Smith Society, which Endowment income, including from £12.62m, including £2.3m in new capital recognises all those who have included Balliol in their will. The Society will welcome past endowment gifts & legacies 17% donations to be transferred to the endowment. the 43 new members who joined in 2013/14 at its annual dinner in March. Conferences & summer schools 13% Expenditure, at £10.30m, reflected our typical composition of costs, with increased “Balliol was a very important part of my education, and I’m pleased to contribute to its continued financial strength expenditure for the kitchen renovations with regular donations and a gift in my will. I want to help ensure that the opportunity the College represented for and other investment in infrastructure. me is available to others in the future.” Caleb Wright (1995), Classics Total expenditure The figures in the charts to the left are College residential & catering 41% extracted from the College’s statutory audited financial statements for the year Tuition & research 40% 2013/14, which were approved by Governing Conferences residential & catering 10% Body on 8 December 2014. They show Alumni relations & fundraising 7% that the ongoing generous support of Capital expenditure Other 2% Balliol’s donors is crucial, if the College is to continue to build its endowment whilst also achieving many of its academic and Recent spend: 2003/2013 Over the last decade leading up to the operational objectives now and in the future. College kitchen 54% College’s 750th anniversary year, Balliol has spent more than £10m on infrastructure Historic Collections Centre 33% projects, including a major overhaul of the Endowment update Refurbishment of Staircases I–XII 6% kitchen and also a new home for our archives IT network & wi-fi 4% at the Historic Collections Centre at St Cross Maintenance of College buildings 3% Church, which was funded entirely through Portfolio breakdown by The value of the College’s endowment funds stood at donations from Old Members and Friends. asset class £82.1m as at 31 July 2014, up £5.4m from one year ago Listed equity 35% on a like-for-like basis. Over the 12 months to 31 July 2014 A major survey of the College’s estate was the investments performed in line with market conditions, undertaken in late 2014. Following the Fixed income 13% with a total return after expenses of 6%. For the five year recommendations from this exercise, we plan Private markets 13% period to 31 July 2014, endowment returns were 7.9% per Planned spend: 2014/2024 to invest a further £10m over the next decade Property 11% annum, excluding the value in our private equity portfolio Refurbishment of Staircases I–XII 54% improving the College’s accommodation and which we have built over recent years. These holdings are facilities on the main site and elsewhere. This Absolute return 10% Maintenance of College buildings 14% beginning to mature and we anticipate a positive return in will include essential work on the external Hedge funds 9% the coming years. Holywell Manor & Jowett Walk upkeep 13% masonry on our main site, preserving our Cash 9% Libraries, Chapel & Hall maintenance 12% historic buildings for future generations of The College’s endowment portfolio is overseen by a Basement works (boiler/plant rooms) 4% students and Fellows, and significant projects revised Investment Committee comprising the Master, on the Libraries, Chapel and the Hall. IT network & wi-fi 3% the Finance Bursar and several Fellows, along with several In June 2014 the College combined the Investment external finance professionals, the majority of whom are Committee and Appeal Trustees into one body – extending Old Members. The committee’s investment objectives are the valuable guidance it receives from individuals with to achieve maximum total returns in the long term, while relevant financial and commercial expertise to the overall reducing market risks where possible, while generating Endowment. Whilst in practice we had been running our sufficient assets to meet the College’s annual spending investment strategy as part of a co-ordinated process, it needs. As noted in the 2012/13 Annual Report, the College Gift Aid reminder for UK donors is timely to put these two bodies together and move to a has now reduced its spending rule, based on a four-year UK donors giving via Gift Aid are reminded that you must pay an amount of Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax for each tax year that is at least equal to the majority of external committee members. rolling average of endowment value, to a drawdown amount of tax that all the charities or Community Amateur Sports Clubs (CASCs) that you donate to will reclaim on your gifts for that tax year. Other taxes such as VAT and Council Tax do not qualify. Balliol College will reclaim 25p of tax on every £1 that you give on or after 6 April 2008. If your circumstances Dick Collier, Finance Bursar of 3.75%. Our aim is to promote sustainability and change and you no longer pay income tax and/or capital gains tax equal to the tax that Balliol reclaims, you should cancel your declaration. intergenerational equity for future students and Fellows. 10 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2015 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2015 11

Professor Euan Macphail The Revd Richard Hay Alan James Professor Alexander 1966 (29%) Arthur Thomas Sir Bruce MacPhail George Herrick Chris Jelley Broadie John Walker Balliol’s Benefactors Moni Malhoutra Jonathan Hutton Gordon Jenkins Professor Charles Graham Atkinson John Walters Donald Marshall John Kentleton Professor Sir Andrew Burroughs Professor Charles Frank Waterland Dermot McDermott Peter Lawton Likierman Brian Childs Baden-Fuller Charles White Gary Noble John Lewis Stuart Baldock We extend our deepest appreciation to Old Members and Friends of Balliol who have made donations and given their support to Edward Lindsell Colonel Michael Craster Sir Alan Wilkie Peter Pugsley John Macfarlane John Mallinson Stephen Crew James Bayliss Geoff Wright fundraising campaigns throughout the year. We also thank those who wish to remain anonymous. Below are listed all donors who Geoffrey Redman- Bill Miller Graham Massey Robert Crow Ronald Berenbeim And 1 anonymous Glen Blake have made gifts of all sizes during the period 1 January to 31 December 2014. Brown Michael Parsons Eamon McKeown Bowman Cutter donor David Bostock David Robson Peter Read Matthew Melliar-Smith Jonathan Davies *indicates deceased Gordon Ross Roger Symonds Charles Brookes Ed Miller Richard Fildes 1968 (33%) Robert Shaw The Revd John Tarrant John Cook Peter Miller The Revd Hamish Professor Ross Sheil Nick Vanston Graham Cooper 1936–39 (12%) Ronald Siddons Robin Minney Raphael Walden Jeffry Wickham* Professor Michael Derek Minor Fullerton Robin Ashton John Smith Ian Watson Stephen Cooper Jonathan Bayly The Revd Canon Weland Stone And 2 anonymous John Wilson Warren John Moisson Sandy Gray Nicolas Myant Mark Smith Robert Wilson Humphrey Morison Ian Copland Sir William Blair Raymond Walters And 2 anonymous donors And 1 anonymous Roger Waterhouse Professor Philip Grier Michael Hewetson* donors donor And 1 anonymous Peter Snow And 1 anonymous Mike Morris Christopher Currie Sir Drummond Bone David Taylor donor His Honour Donald Aidan Foster-Carter Sir Ronald McIntosh 1947 (21%) 1953 (34%) donor Edward Mortimer George Bremner Professor Christopher Hamilton Irving Epstein Professor Amyan 1951 (40%) (35%) Jeremy Oliver Nicholas Burnett 1955 Professor Edwin Ian Glick Macfadyen Norman Curry Peter Bailey 1957 (25%) Taylor 1961 (30%) Richard Parker Professor Terrell Carver Hartman Captain Bill Griffin And 1 anonymous Professor Norman Emeritus Professor Lord Brooke of Sutton Bacon Charles Tyzack Professor Richard Portes Michael Crane Morton Kahan David Griffith donor Doenges Robin Barlow Mandeville John Beith John Bazalgette Peter Usborne Aslam Aziz David Pugsley Roger Digby Tony Kahane Alan Heeks William Haines Anthony Bartlett Andrew Dakyns Denis Cross Gerald Bevan David Ward Graham Bond Professor Peter Scott Chris Dunabin Julian Lewis* Richard Heller 1940 (29%) Peter Jones David Boll Tom Devas Professor Jack Dennis Iain Brash And 1 anonymous Professor Gregory Philip Spender Miles Emley Brandt David Long Professor José Hierro Geoffrey Plowden Peter Cornall George Fayen Christopher Fildes Sir Henry Brooke donor Euan Sutherland Professor James Fawcett Robin Briggs Anthony Hodges Sir William Dugdale* Professor Eric Philip Creighton John Henderson Frank Foster Ninian Eadie Norton Tennille Professor David Lutzer Paul Frith Professor Des Clark- Simon Humphries John Lee Sainsbury* Michael Cunnington Richard Jackson Sir Peter Gregson Paul Friedman 1959 (35%) Jim Townend Andrew Mayes David Gartside Walker Ronald Knox Keith Stephens The Rt Hon the Lord Alan Dowding Robert Kernohan Eric Hopkinson Tony Hillier Clive Tucker Sean Neill Professor David Peter Buckman Bruce Coller Stephen Lewis Taverne Fred Fishburn Neville McFarlane Alexander Hopkinson- Anthony Hodson James Tyler Kenneth Picton Gowland Malcolm Cochrane Thomas Cookson Michael Ling Jasper Tomlinson Martin Foley James Miller Woolley Roger Jefferies Professor the Hon Paul Pressly Hugh Griffiths Terry Cooper Lord Selkirk of Douglas Terence MacDonogh 1941 (30%) Michael Gear Francis Nichols James Hughes David Kingston Robin Wilson The Hon Jed Rakoff Professor Peter Hayes David Davies Professor Mark Franklin Philip Minor 1948 (19%) Michael Hell Ken Reich John Jones Patrick Montague Professor Gerald Wright Jim Rogers Peter Hutchinson Mike Doyle Andrew Hallan Peter Röper Ian Adams Mr Justice James Donald Rickerd David Killick Robert Morris And 1 anonymous George Russell Tony Jackson Malcolm Forrest Brian Hodgkinson Andrew Scull David Gibling Mark Barrington-Ward Hugessen OC Professor Sir Professor Sir Anthony Robin Newson donor Charles Thacker Philip Kay Rodney George David Jonathan Robin Shawyer Colin Haines Kenneth Matthews Brian Knox Christopher Ricks FBA Leggett Ronald Pritchard And 2 anonymous Jonathan Lister James Michelmore Emeritus Professor David Miller Gavin Scott Geoffrey Saul Dermot Glynn John Jones Nicholas Shrimpton George Mandel 1963 (32%) donors David Lowe Kenneth McRae Frederick Herlihy Christopher Joseph Professor Charles Emeritus Professor Colonel Andrew David Smith Alan Mayhook Robert Sheehan Alan MacDermot Leonard Minkes Malcolm Rand Remson Jr Stephen Stamas Jeffery Sherwin John Hole Professor David Kirk Stewart Raymond Ockenden Philip (23%) Aldo Maria Mazio Emeritus Professor John John Sands Professor Don Professor John Professor John- David Hutton Frederic Kreisler 1965 Jonathan Sunshine Professor Colin Platt The Hon David Boren Peter Pope Postgate* Lionel Scott Sherburne Stephenson Christopher Spender Powell Hutton Sir Gordon Langley And 3 anonymous The Hon John Sears* Professor Russell Bryant Professor Roger John Price Peter Speakman Neil Tasker John Stoker Martin Vasey Sir David Keene Harry Lesser donors His Honour Edward David Chalmers Cashmore Professor John Ramsey His Honour Clive Tayler David Watson Paul Zador The Revd Dafydd Miles George Loudon 1942 (30%) Slinger Jon Cleave David Cleland Karel Riha (36%) Barry Taylor Michael Wood And 4 anonymous Board Lachie Mackintosh 1967 (26%) 1949 Hedrick Smith Professor Brian Martin Cree David Satter Bill Ayers* James Taylor Irving Yass donors Jeremy Minns James Macmillan Professor Paul Smith Cosgrove Michael Shea Sir Charles Jessel Bt Paul Almond Michael Townsend And 2 anonymous Robin Murray Neil McQueen Emeritus Professor Paul Peter Bastow Jeffrey Stanyer Lance Entwistle David Sheraton Joseph Merz* Professor William Barber Raymond Wirth donors Howard Northam Richard Morris Crittenden Paul Brown Robin Sternberg 1958 (33%) Mohamad Fazal Philip Simison Alan Brown Stephen Younger Giles Orr John Peters His Excellency Lingston Nigel de Rivaz Professor Gilbert Strang Richard Fletcher The Hon Richard And 1 anonymous Richard Abbott Professor John Peel Sir Adam Ridley Cumberbatch Professor Alan Forrest 1943 (10%) 1954 (36%) Peter Ford Stearns David Dell donor William Wilkie Jonathan Allison John Reynolds Doug Rosenthal Demosthenes Dirmikis Oliver Franklin Robin Gilbert Julian Stubbs Emeritus Professor John Dunbar Robin Benson Martin Biggs Professor Richard Nick Scholfield Professor Anthony Alan Galbraith Charles Hope Nicola Tee Martyn Webb Sir Matthew Farrer 1952 (34%) David Brooks 1956 (25%) David Blakely Rubenstein Ram Seegobin Dugdale David Gowan Professor Monty Frey Professor David Richard Cann Donald Shaw Peter Smith Gordon Howie Ron Fairweather Christopher Grayson Professor Nigel Thomas Professor Sir George Muhammad Ishaq Professor David Ulph (5%) The Revd David Professor Tom Arie Chandler John Cottrell Stuart Swift Ray Thorp Alan Gayer David Hooper 1944 Alberti Michael Lessnoff And 6 anonymous Gardner Hugh Barber Colin Clements John Crow Anthony Williams David Wickham Phillip Gordon Ian Ibbotson David Benedictus Roger Lewis donors Stanley Cosgrove* James Higgins Professor Michael Eric Crook Philip Danby Colin Wyman Professor Jonathan Professor Richard John Cochrane Jan Libourel Peter Higgins Bennett Ray Downing Howard Davies And 5 anonymous Wisenthal Richard Harrison Jenkyns Malcolm Fluendy John Nicoll 1945 (21%) Jim Lindars David Burditt Rob English Brian Dickinson* donors Noel Younger Roy Hay Bob Kennedy 1969 (24%) The Revd Dr Dick Ian Nimmo-Smith Derek Nightingale Kenneth Cavander Jeremy Eyre Tony Dignum Tim Hirst Martin Kettle * George Peterson Tom Brown Thomas Brown Neil Rees John Claricoat Colin Finn Rodney Donaldson 1960 (30%) 1962 (39%) Robin Jones Professor Mark Ian Fraser Professor Michael Player Killingsworth Ian Clark Leon Kitchen Professor Melvin Richter Jeremy Collier Eliot Hawkins Emeritus Professor Ian Alan Kaye Warren Rovetch Diarmid Cross Ralph Homer Nicholas Hughes Douglas Timothy Ades John Adams David Siddons Patrick Lavin Ian Davis Lord Avebury Geoff King Professor Donald Leslie Russell Michael Crump Sir Colin Imray Charles Humphreys Diarmaid Douglas- John Atkinson Roger Betts Walter Slocombe Julian Le Fanu Professor Daniel Michael Levene Michie* Harold Seaman Brian Davidson Denis Langton Patrick Kalaugher Hamilton Peter Bleasby Richard Bevan Harley Smyth Jonathan Long Devereux John Limbert Michael Pilch Emeritus Professor John Derek Dominey John Lewis Charles Lawson-Dick Peter Evans Peter Brice Alexander Bierrum Keith Stearne Anthony Lynch John Dewhurst Gordon Littlewood Professor Ivan Roitt Stewart James Fairfax John Littler Bryan Lincoln Christopher Gomm John Colligan Eric Bodger Paul Swain Jon Moynihan Robert Eales Michael Orr J. Trevor Wilson Sir Jack Stewart-Clark Bt James Jensen Brian Marshall Nigel May Laurence Gretton Robert Dyson Professor Thomas Richard Tatlow Stuart Murray Derrick Eden Michael Wheatley Price Rodney Leach Leif Mills Emeritus Professor Stewart Hawkins Les Fixter Campbell Dave Wiltshire Michael Paling Roy Pinkerton Geoffrey Ellis Nicholas Pritchard 1946 (17%) Sir Richard Lloyd Jones The Revd John Morris George Petersen Ray Jennings Mike Fox Reid Chambers And 6 anonymous Todd Rakoff Paul Evans 1950 (19%) Professor Ian Macdonald Basil O’Neill Robert Plumb The Revd Paul King Professor David Alan Fender donors Bill Rawlinson Charles Rickett Professor Joseph Femia Evan Cameron Robert Neale Thomas Pearce John Sankey Tony Lane Goldsworthy Paul Findlay Berel Rodal Steve Schaffran Michael Freeman John Clunie Peter Eggington Sir Geoffrey Owen Norman Pilkington John Stabler Paul Lewis David Gordon Robert Guy 1964 (27%) Peter Smith Anthony Sheppard Paul Futcher Professor Harry Lord Hutton John Poole Senator Paul Sarbanes Richard Sykes Henry Lloyd Professor Keith Griffin Professor Alan Bob Wallace Martin Smith Ian Gass Goldsmith Glynne Jones Colin Simpson Geoffrey Slater Anthony Taylor Kerin Lloyd Chris Gutch Henrikson Jeffrey Branch And 4 anonymous Richard Stones Peter Gavan Adrian Hamilton Trevor Knight Alan Spencer Christopher White Tom Ulrich Robin Luckham Trevor Hanslip Peter Hirst Donald Brand donors Nicholas Thacher Charles Harmon 12 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2015 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2015 13

Professor Richard Robin Illingworth 1973 (30%) Jon Pavey James Ogilvie Rod Bunten The Revd Dr Paul Christian Roby Keith Krause Karlsefne Huggett Harald Gossner 1990 (16%) Healey Martin Joughin Sir Sebastian Roberts Andrew Reed Marty Burn Moore Professor Sanford Shieh John Lazar Anne Kiltie Gregory Jones Sir John Holmes Philip Modiano Arthur Aufses III Mark Roe David Rossington Charles Collyns Brett Mudford Mark Storey Brian Lewis Geoffrey Klineberg Helen Kenny Sasha Abramsky Kevin Honner Oliver Moore Mark Bautz Carel van der Spek Professor Tom Schwartz Andrew Curry Daniel Nanavati Robin Stuart Brigadier General Mark Halik Kochanski Ramani Langley Andrew Aldwinckle Trevor Hussey Professor Philip Nord His Excellency the Giles Vardey Stephen Shuttleworth Tom David Hilali Noordeen Peter Tron Martins James Leach Bill Lipscomb Bristi Basu Daniel Jessel Mark Orkin Honourable Kim Simon Ward Bill Tonks His Excellency Paul Shotton Jonathan Vernon Barney Mayhew Giuseppe Liscio Arthur Moore Joanne Benbrook Sir Nicholas Kenyon The Hon Timothy Beazley AC And 1 anonymous Hunt Williams Christopher Dell David Small David Waller Sarah Miller Richard Locke Julian Mylchreest Gemma Benson Murat Kudat Palmer Ian Bell donor And 2 anonymous Tom Elliott The Revd Dr Stephen Gordon Willoughby Toby Miller Lisa Lodwick Louise Partridge Anna Chilczuk Philip Lemanski Paddy Payne Hakeem Belo-Osagie donors Peter Esmonde Spencer Simon Witty Alexander Morris Ned Mersey Zia Haider Rahman Andy Duggan Robert Lucas Professor Walter Pratt Michael Berrisford 1975 (22%) Peter Fink Suzanna Taverne And 5 anonymous Gunthard Mueller Hugh Powell Stuart Reynolds Adrian Elliott Mark MacDermot Lincoln Rathnam Brian Blood 1977 (39%) Richard Fisher Josh Windsor donors Mark Peters Virginia Preston Paul Roberts Joseph Farren Professor Robert David Rawlings Andrew Burnham Charles Alexander Nick Gillham And 5 anonymous Stephen Rabinowitz Ajax Scott Anwar Sidat Nicholas Greenacre Moore Thomas Sancton Leo Cahalan Michael Bartlet Philip Baker Kenneth Greig donors 1982 (23%) Professor Richard Solomon Soquar Stephen Smith Sean Houlihane Robin Poulton The Hon Kurt Schmoke Professor David D’Avray Daniel Blickman James Barker Harald Hamley Susskind Ronald Tenpas Chris Tomlinson Laura Hoyano The Hon Bob Rae Tim Schofield Nicholas Demery Tim Boardman Jim Berkman Phil Hare 1980 (19%) Peter Batty Stuart Weeks Daniel Terkla Paul Williams Tim Johnston Michael Stewart John Scott Brian Doctor Professor Claudio Professor Andrew Black Professor Stephen Susan Cooksley David White James Warner And 3 anonymous Saskia Jones-Perrott Peter Taylor Vikram Tanna Colonel Keith Galbraith Considera Professor Michael Brint Harrison Mahir Ali Khan Piers Daubeney David Witty Mark Weintraub donors Emmanuel Kattan François Thérien David Watts Alan Goodwin The Revd Michael Maurice Brunet Richard Hooker Alison Bertlin Simon Davies Fiona Witty Guy Whitehouse Matthew Keutenius David Grais Cullinan David Carter Robert Lewton Elizabeth Carter David Drysdale Jeremy Lyon And 5 anonymous Ian Wilson And 3 anonymous 1988 (17%) donors Peter Grant Paul Edwards David Christie Richard Lock Nicholas Copley Matthew Edwards 1984 (24%) donors Barry MacEvoy Iain Gray Dave Foster David Crook Jonathan Lowe Raji Davenport Robert Fraser Anne Mackenzie 1972 (36%) Nolis Arkoulakis 1970 (27%) Brian Groom Alban Gordon Professor Huw Dixon Mark Mainwaring Professor Peter Donnelly Professor Olav Gjelsvik Phil Bird 1986 (25%) Camilla Bingham Graham McBeath Tim Allen Professor Chris Edward Gore Francis Dodds Edward McCabe Rory Durkin Lucy Goodhart His Excellency Donald Kit Bingham Parag Prasad Robin Aaronson John Bowler Hendrickson Roger Gray John Dunleavy The Revd Dr Jeremy David Faber Lawrence Gray Bobiash Julian Allen Mark Bryan Stephen Preece Richard Boohan Stuart Brant Lawrence Hutter Stephen Grosz Tony Eastland Morris Sally Fabre Hilary Haworth Jonathan Brooke Eleanor Baker Georgia Cerillo Nicole Sandells Alan Bramley Christopher Brickhill Alan Jones Stuart Jamieson Andrew Exley Mark Parry Ian Gambles Donald Hawthorne Jane Crossley Alastair Bellany Leonard Cohen Howard Smith Andrew Clark Nigel Bryant Stephen Jones Mark Jones Neil Forsyth Nicholas Prettejohn Matthew Hamlyn Rupert Holderness Owen Darbishire Charles Benett Simon Fuge Sara Smith Stephen Jones Kitty Stewart Gordon Cockburn Stephen Bury Professor Vasant Kaiwar Anthony Giles Dominic Prior Sara Harnett Yolanda Holderness Tom de Waal Gideon Bierer Raj Gandesha Charles Kolb Bob Watt Peter Cooper Douglas Carter Bernard Keating The Hon Jonathan The Rt Hon Lord Reed Mark Hudson Andrew Howse Richard Dewdney Sebastian Boyd Matthew Jones Chesters Tim Middleton Mary Whalen Professor Russell Davies Anthony Chapman Lieut General Sir Simon Hamberger James Shaffery Timon Hughes-Davies Andrew Keyser Lance Ellison Clare Brown Adam Joy Logan Delany Tom Palley Mayall Edward Handyside John Smith Felicity Hunt Yung Kong Claire Foster-Gilbert Adam Bruce Nigel Clark Henry King Professor Martin Gibling The Hon Pierre Stephen Moss Jim Hawkins Barney Wainwright Philip Kolvin Andrew Marshall John Friedman Kyren Burns Anthony Coombs Richard Moss 1991 (23%) Judge Francis Goddard Pettigrew David Norman Professor Kevin Hoover Robert Wardle Ronald Lee Clare Moriarty Anthony Frieze Michelle Cale Peter Dauncey Russ Muirhead Professor Dennis John Scampion Raymond Petit Mark Hopkins Peter Wetherall Stephen Maher David Mottershead John Gardner Alasdair Cross Jonathan Adkin John Davis Fiona Mylchreest Goldford Peter Sowden Julian Powe Mark Hopwood Christopher Paul Mason Mitch Preston Gary Gibbon Adam Deacock Axel Baeumler John Finsaas Paul Nix Peter Grebenik Neil Stuart David Railton Neil Johnston Whitehouse Andrew Morgan David Rose Alastair Giffin Jasmine Dellal Tina Bennett Martin Fisher Sam Pearson Eric Hanson Kevin Tibble John Ralfe Richard Jones Cllr Graham Wright James Nye Justin Rushbrooke Daniel Gordon Adam Duthie Mojo Billington Richard Grant James Rattue Sir Launcelot Ian Tranter Professor Michael Randall Kennedy And 2 anonymous Julius Parker Flash Sheridan Thomas Hirschfeld Ian Fox Adam Constable Robert Haar Terry Stiastny Henderson The Revd Nigel Warner Sandel Jeremy Kimber donors Tina Parker Andrew Taber Christina Janoszka David France Alexander Cooper Joe Hughes Christy Swords Michael Hodges Laurence Weeks Richard Taylor George Levy Professor Denise Matthew Taylor Reyahn King Duncan Greatwood Iain Corby Eddie Jenkyns Richard Thompson Andrew Johnson Stephen West Anthony Teasdale William Lobb Réaume Danny Truell Kenneth Lapatin Emma Hollick Mark Falcon Stanley Jones 1979 (29%) Lucinda Turck David Jones Neil Williamson Simon Tesh Christopher Lord Catherine Roe Dunstan Vavasour Alex Mason Michael Jones Victoria Forrester John Kahn Ralph Walmsley Professor Craig Joyce Philip Wood Paul Thompson Neil Macdonald Rod Batchelor Jonathan Scherer Adrian Ward Professor Cheryl Misak Professor Joren Madsen Christian Gantz Clifton Leonhardt Julian Wellesley Professor Ronald King James Yorke Chris Turner Jeremy Mayhew Clive Baxter Adam Shuttleworth And 5 anonymous Hunter Monroe Edward Morgan* Tina Hene Peter Lewy Julian Lewis Douglas Young Carson Wen Anthony Mbewu Robin Baynham Professor Duncan Tate donors Laurence Mutkin Mark Neale And 5 anonymous Michael Holmes John Lund Benjamin Lopata And 1 anonymous Mike Williams Simon Orme Margaret Biswas And 2 anonymous Yoshi Nishio Mark Perlow donors Pev Hooper Andrew Moran Philip Mansel donor And 1 anonymous Ian Pearson Nigel Brady donors 1983 (27%) Helen O’Malley Jonathan Prest Alex Johnson Paul McCormick Patrick Nealon donor David Pollack* Nicholas Brann Nicola Peters Martin Rackstraw 1989 (16%) Neil Lambe Professor David H E Philip McDonagh 1974 (23%) Scott Rafferty Roger Burkhardt 1981 (22%) Anna Armitage Bernard Robinson Professor Samuel Kathrin Luddecke Norbrook Siân Alexander Richard Parry 1976 (22%) Michael Shelton Elena Ceva-Valla Christopher Armitage Professor Steven Rickless John Masters Richard Salter Kirtikumar Patel Thomas Barron Chris Start Rebecca Colenutt Richard Barnett Professor David Schneider Jeffrey Rosen George Alexandrakis William McDonnell Professor Charles Philip Pennock Darien Bernstein Peter Andrews David Steiner Susie Corrie Matthew Barrett Bakhurst David Shaw Michael Sarbanes Charles Baillie Andy Morris Simkins Professor Stefanos Michael Betterton Gordon Barthos Guy Swift Robert Crocker Susan Billington Harper Donald Bollella Christopher Shell Giles Slinger Maggie Beirne Eleanor Naughten Peter Stacey Pesmazoglou Professor Hugh Bradlow Stephen Bradley David Torrens Rissa De La Paz Professor Arthur Burns Thomas Cabot Stuart Shilson Simon Smart Adrian Bradley Ewan Nettleton Michael Telemaque Dejan Rataj John Brook Gary Calder Chris Torrible Ted Delofski John Colenutt Justin Carter Richard Stamper Andy Smith Nigel Butterworth Paul Newman David Vernon-Jones Neil Record Miles Burgess Russell Campbell Stuart Urban The Hon Nancy-Ann Susan Cooper Daniel Cohen Daniel Talbot Rebecca Crouch Longhang Nguyen Paul Viita Jens Roesner Howard Cook Gerry Evans Ernst von Weyhausen DeParle Martin Dale Douglas Craig Martin Thoma Luke Walton Andrew Forbes Henry Ormond Professor Michael Ed Rosen Justin Dowley Professor William Ewald Michael Wainwright Fernando Dos Aidos Anthony Dilley Julia Daly Katherine Turner Chris Ward Detlef Gartner Richard Parkin Watson Edward Sawbridge John Foley The Revd Timothy Martin Walker Catharine Driver Professor Daniel Esty Timothy Davenport And 2 anonymous Jeremy Watson H E Omar Ghobash Todd Peterson Caleb Watts Sam Schulman Michael Gough ffrench Richard Walker Professor Timothy Elliott David Foster Michele Deitch donors And 4 anonymous Justine Hatter Helen Raynham Mark Whitlock Blundell Richard Shaw Damian Green Professor Eckart Förster Chris Warmoth Andrew Evans Brian Hall Yvonne Dixon donors Padraig Hood Gerard Russell And 4 anonymous Sir Nigel Sheinwald Simon Hallett John Galbraith John Whiston Warwick Fairfax Mark Hume Paul Epstein 1985 (18%) Price Kerfoot John Sandhu donors Michael Shreeve John Hamilton Malcolm Greenhill Ian Williams Bennett Freeman Paul Jenkins David Footitt 1987 (16%) Anthony Kinghorn Vanessa Welsh Gary Sibley Tim Hardy Robert Griffiths Rhodri Williams Nigel Hall Professor Dame Frances Bridget Fox The Revd Daniel David Lewis Adam Zoia 1971 (20%) David Simms Martin Harris Russell Harris John Winters Ian Harnett Kirwan Paul Fox Brunner Paul Beke Clarence Liu And 5 anonymous Anselm Snodgrass Duncan Harvey Brian Harrison Adrian Wooldridge Jens Hills Shawn Lockery Liz Gaere Vaughan Clark Patrick Blakesley Nuria Martinez-Alier donors Désiré Basset Greg Spanier Peter Holdsworth Richard Hocking And 3 anonymous Nicola Horlick Matthew Lynn Charles Garland Lucy Cope Adam Brown Rory Pope Douglas Clinton Andrew Thompson Neville Jennings David Holdsworth donors Joseph Incigneri Howard Marriage John Griffiths Adrian Darbishire Simon Chapman Piers Ricketts 1992 (22%) Andrew Craig Neal Thornton Robin Jones Isadore Jermyn Helen Lawrence Philip Martin David Hawkins Jacques Fade Stephen Cotter Justin Scott Simon Davies Andrew Watson Martin Kochanski Dimitri Kullmann 1978 (26%) Jost Leuschner Andrew Mosely Jeff Holzgrefe Jonathan Hacker Stephanie Flanders John Taylor Mark Bearn John Dear Professor David Wessel Peter Macklin Mark Lee Professor Philip Maini Vishwajit Nimgaonkar John James Kenneth Hamilton Professor Michele Ed Welsh Philip Carney Charles Gordon And 3 anonymous Anthony Markham Guy Marley Witek Biskupski Tim Masterton Professor Miguel Philippa Hemmings Gamburd And 5 anonymous Danny Chapman Chris Hardy donors Richard Pardy Alan Murdoch Carter Brandon Tom Minney Orellana Benado Professor Jason Hubert Michael Gibson donors Thomas Clyde 14 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2015 BALLIOL COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2015 15

Benjamin Dalby Ali Husain Neeru Garg Simon Judes 2001 (18%) Megha Kumar Wolfgang Silbermann Jasmine Parkinson Andrew Rickards Hannah O’Rourke Brianna MacLean Daniel Norman Melanie Davis Dennis Kehrberg Matthew Glossop Chris Knowland Justin Lewis-Oakes Martin Stoll Tom Parsons Emily Seeber David Pritchett Conor McLaughlin Omid Pakseresht Andres Devoldere Edmund King Charles Goldsmith Emma Lindsay Dominic Bird Jonathan Lok-Chuen Lo Richard Taylor Lizzie Paton Michael Skelly Emily Steenton Bo Meng Jacqueline Pinta Mike Doherty Louise Hutton Iain Gray Sarah Longair Lucy Gedara Nazia Malik Keith Tse Carl Poree David Thomson Simon Stewart Graham Rhodes Lilian Robinson Lucy Grierson Stephen O’Brien Eleanor Greenwood Dorota Lyszkowska- Paul Brassey Stephen Matthews Joanna Williamson Jeremy Robinson Raffaella Tomassi Georgina Sturge Hannah Robertson Ramin Sabi Simon Holloway Andrew Oliver Jason Herrick Becher Clare Butterworth David McConkey Lieut Colonel Lee Vaheshta Sethna Simon Wan Robert Tarantino Charles Sebens And 1 anonymous Julian Howarth Sneha Patel Vincent Lim Karsten Plöger Philip Carr Alice McDaniel Wingfield Adam Smith Aelwen Wetherby Michael Webb Liam Shaw donor Robert Keane Alastair Qualtrough Stephen Maile Elizabeth Prescott Alan Choi Jaideep Nandwani Jamie Wolstenhulme Keon West And 3 anonymous Liam Whitton Anup Surendranath David Laurie Veronica Sardon Adrian McGowan Vanessa Regester Peter Cleland Robert Newton Silas Xu Susannah Wilkinson donors Mi Zhang Brooks Swett 2011-13 (8%) Dan Leedham-Green Mathan Michael O’Sullivan Justin Reid Isobel Dyson Lettie Ransley And 3 anonymous And 4 anonymous And 2 anonymous Tobias Teo Raymond Leung Satchithananthan Ricken Patel Micah Schwartzman Katherine Fisher Andrew Serazin donors donors 2008 (16%) donors Benjamin Woolgar Aran Byrne Jonathan Lewin Catherine Shaw Tristam Reece-Smith Dan Snow Sebastien Grammond Laura Sheen And 5 anonymous Shaun Kua Pei-Ji Liang Richard Smith David Reich Ronald Sofer James Henderson Christopher Skillicorn 2006 (17%) 2007 (15%) Chris Arthurs 2009 (17%) donors Saite Lu Felix Martin Lucy Toop David Riseley Jen Taylor Melissa Holloway Lisa Villeneuve Mahmood Bhutta Carly Minsky Christian Mehnert Dominik Treeck Saskia Roberts Rachel Thanassoulis Chip Horne Emma Windham Albert Alla James Balfour Edward Brunet Benjamin Bluestone 2010 (14%) Byron Orme Beatrix Nagyova Barnaby Wilson Matthew Robinson Ben Tuppen Ella Kaye And 4 anonymous Arvinda Atukorala Thomas Bienvenu Tim Chiou Kate Burns Mauricio Velez Adrian Pay And 5 anonymous Clyde Seepersad Rama Veeraragoo Jessica Keal donors Dane Austin Gavin Brown Eleanor Connolly Anthony Butler Laura Anders Emily Wilkinson Oliver Pooley donors And 3 anonymous And 5 anonymous Mathias Kramer Philip Berkman William Browne Alex Crutchett Alex Curran Jack Banner Achas Burin Jane Rogers donors donors Jeff Kulkarni 2004 (18%) Rory Campbell Oliver Burton Max Deacon Nadja Danninger Matt Baum Vikramaditya Malik Chris Sanders 1995 (25%) Pedro Machado Philip Cuthbertson Ronald Collinson Marine Debray Philipp Duffner Hugo Bax And 4 anonymous Jonathan Savidge 1997 (21%) 1999 (17%) Jamie McKerchar Firdaus Abdullah William Davies Kirsty Cook Jane Dougherty Rhiannon Evans-Young Susannah Deedigan donors Nick Seccombe Mark Alexander Guy Negretti Avigail Agam Olivier de France Barr Even Felix Faber Paul Gerstmayr Sarah Edwards William Stenhouse Becky Ashton Judith Allen Sarah Ali Rahul Rao Imran Ahmed Jennifer Etherington Gwennael Fedder Jekaterina Ivanova Dhananjay Jagannathan Kirandeep Ghataorhe Huma Syed Richard Ashton Aleksander Askeland Mark Annear Hanna Roos Nick Bennett Tom Garvey Nicholas Harper Tom Jackson Calum Johnstone Esme Hawkes Paola Tinti Joe Bord The Hon Rosemary Anthony Ash Alexa Shipman William Blad James Gerlis Katherine Kettle Anna Kullmann Ian Jones Maurice Hoogeveen Simon Woods Luke Bradley-Jones Bailey Thomas Baranga Corin Taylor Oliver Butler Thomas Gibson Iain Large Greig Lamont Liam Jones Rafael Kropiunigg And 7 anonymous Carolyn Campbell Archie Campbell Laura Birch Louise Thomas Andrew Carter Ryan Halloran Jaimie Li Ronan McDonald Juliette Kelly Jack Llewellyn-Lloyd donors Rebecca Danby Paul Ch’en Andrew Blades Amy Trotter Jesse Crozier Georgina Hanrahan Michael Marks Stephanie Melvin Sailing Lang Emily Mak Guy Edsall Andrew Chrisomalis Emily Charnock Jo Valentine Alister French Jack Hobbs Jennifer McSloy Beth Mumford Peter Lee Rachael S McLellan 1993 (17%) Ben Evans Simon Clarke Chris Davenport Daniel Ward Amy Jenkins Donald Mackintosh Aleksandar Petrovic Kanishka Narayan John Lees Alice Mollon Leonie Foong David Coulling Geoffrey Evatt Thomas Wiktorowski- Ankeet Jethwa Sam Arie Dominic Glover Geoff Cowling Adam Killeya Schweitz Mark Jones Mandy Bazile Matthew Green Tara Cowling Tariro Makadzange Annabel Younger Halim Kusumaatmaja Jim Crawfurd Neil Herring Jonathan Dale Sarah Moore Andrew McGrath Other supporters of Balliol Sean Cronin- Barbara Jeffery Neville Eisenberg Gavin Orde Neda Minakaran 2002 (13%) Ursula Aylmer Margaret Cross Louisa Leventis Williamson Julia Portal Professor Peter Tufano Nowakowski Emily Jones Michael Fullilove Sébastien Racanière Kurt Mitman Virginia Baines Robert Crow Professor Steven Levitan Wendy Price Mary Vidgen John Dyke Jerry Kalogiratos Jo Garvey Shira Schnitzer Ross Beaton Simon Morgan William Barford Margaret Dubner Nicholas Lewis Dena Rakoff Lisa Walker Moritz Freyland Sarah Keogh Rose Grimond Beth Shapiro Sam Brown David Mossop Currie Barron Professor Edward Fisher Professor Lowell Lindgren Julie Record David Wallace Alasdair Hamblin Daniel Magnowski Philip Jockelson Siddhartha Daniel-Konrad Cooper Hephzi Nicol Professor Wilfred Beckerman Sara Forrest Judy Brooks Longworth Tara Riley Hannah Wallace Luke Hatter Luke Mansfield Sarah Johnson Sivaramakrishnan David Cormode Mark O’Brien Anna Beecher Professor Brian Foster Sir Paul Roberts Mrs Diane Warner Jayne Herrick Carol McQueen Alia Knight Edward Swann Richard Eschwege Nic Ramsden John B Beith Clara Freeman R L. Martin Professor Sir Adam Roberts Lady Williams (Patricia) Saima Israr Jonathan Morgan Michael Kontaratos Marina Vickers Rebecca Gibson Joshua Rogers Richard Blackford Hugh Fremantle David Mela Shirley Roe Professor Timothy Wilson Suresh Jesuthasan Fionn Pilbrow Lucien Lafaille Charles Wells Christian Hansen Desmond Ryan Barbara Blasdel Joan Miller Professor Daniel Rubenstein David Wyllie Suresh Kanwar Saritha Pilbrow Charlotte Leslie Vicky Wells Laura Harbidge Zhan Su Lady Bone (Vivian) Peggotty Graham Joy Morris Audrey Sainsbury Samuel Yin James Hickling Vikki Keilthy Abigail Purrington Andrea Lindsay Strugo Harry Westall Rachael Wagner Hazel Brooke Turner Professor Les Green Professor Gillian Morriss-Kay Arup K. Sarkar And 8 anonymous donors Valerie Hume* Alistair Ligertwood Mike Purrington Andrej Machacek Jonah Wilberg Samuel Wilson James Brooke Turner Jane Hallett Judy Munch Professor Frederick Schauer Harry Jones Stephen Morgan Eugenie Reich Cathryn Marson Paul Williams Denis Zuev Rick Burin Ruth Hewetson Oswyn Murray Professor Philip Scowcroft Laura Kimmel Robert Sackin Eleanor Richardson Barnaby Martin And 5 anonymous And 6 anonymous Agnes Burke Hayley Hooper Margaret Myers James Smith John Sargent Douglas Rogers James Paterson donors James Kitchen donors Martin Burton Julia Hore Richard Norman Mary Tiles Alison Spencer Stephens Matteo Rossetti Sam Sandiford Edward Knapp Richard Collier Jennifer Jones Hans Oberdiek Betty Toole Ruju Srivastava Alexander Samwer Menna Van Praag 2000 (16%) Paul Kreitman 2005 (17%) Gifford Combs Emily Kuo Seamus Perry Nicola Trott Derek Stanwell Martin Sandbu The Hon Robin Walker Edward Latter Jens Timmermann Richard Sanderson MP Philip Bundy Jamie Lee Nawaz Ahmad Jonathan Tinker Alan Thein Dominik Zaum Yahonnes Cleary Ilana Levene Michael Blyth Jonathan Tudor Cath Tinker And 5 anonymous Jess Dale John Mallonee Richard Dear Organisations Legacies received Joanne Wallace Roopa Unnikrishnan donors Ruth de Haas Sean McDaniel Maria Dudareva Victoria Whitford Jack Walsh Gillian Dow Amy Shapiro Benjo Fraser A. G. Leventis Foundation Nevil Norway (1919) James Windle Philip Wood 1998 (20%) Rachel Evatt Matthew Williams Joanne Gale Apple Matching Gifts Program Wallace Ross (1939) And 2 anonymous Caleb Wright Julia Finch Anil Gandhi Calculus Trust Basil Stein (1949) donors And 3 anonymous Mark Bell Matt Galloway 2003 (17%) Alex Gilchrist Contemporary Watercolours Richard Yorke (1950) donors Michael Birshan Luke Gribbon Beth Ginsberg Fairfax Trust John Snell (1951) 1994 (18%) Rosemary Black Ed Hatton Craig Abrahams Adrian Groves Friends of the National Libraries Earnest Lau (1952) 1996 (17%) Ross Crooke Katy Islip Alexander Blasdel Nicola Hanger Goldman Sachs Foundation Professor John Albery (1956) Jonathan Aldwinckle Shameel Danish Kristin Javaras Angela Daly Gareth Jones Google Ltd Peter Pockley (1958) Sukhjeet Atwal Chris Becher Ernest Darkoh-Ampem Lucy Neville Sarah Elliott Paul Kaliszewski Joseph Wood Charitable Fund Anthony Johnson (1963) Jonathan Bays James Bickford Smith Paul Durban Dara Price Ludger Evers Charlotte King Kent Community Foundation Edward Eadie (1968) Daniel Bor Oli Bird Tom Ford Vincenzo Rampulla Alexandra Gowlland Dhruv Malhotra Lazard Asset Management Aileen Fellowes Mark Chamberlain Marianne Brun-Rovet Stuart Hanbury Katie Rowbottom James Grant George Matthews Mersey Charitable Trust Alan Lunt Michael d’Arcy Michael Campbell Benjamin Harding David Russell George Grumbar Ted Maxwell Peter Cundill Foundation Margery I. Manning Sabrina Di Addario Sam Carr Andrew Harvie James Sherwin-Smith Gang Hu Henry Moore Thomas H. C. Cheung Foundation Limited Francesca McManus Adam Dixon Susanna Clasby Justin Hogan-Doran Helen Turnbull James Hume Shaun Palmer Tull Charitable Foundation Morna Stuart Josh Harlan Hugh Clements-Jewery Piers Horne And 7 anonymous Phil Killingley Diana Ples UBS James Henderson Sarah Foote Bojana Ignjatovic donors Max Kramer Jonathan Selby Worshipful Company of Leathersellers 159 students received Hardship Grants, Loans and other financial aid £3.4m+ donated by Old Members and Friends in 2013/14

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