SECOND CENTURY REPORT 2014/15 2014/15 REPORT CENTURY SECOND (Alberta &Magdalen 1975) (Queensland &Balliol1983) John Wylie AM (New Zealand &Balliol1987) Ngaire Woods Dame Carol Robinson (Maryland/DC &Magdalen 1979) Karen L.Stevenson Nicholas Oppenheimer & Worcester 1953) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch (Emeritus) Julian Ogilvie Thompson Narayana Murthy H.E. Festus G.Mogae (Pennsylvania 1975) &Merton Michael G.McCaff Margaret MacMillan OC (Québec &Wadham 1980) John H.McCall MacBain Glen James Andrew Graham (New &Balliol1971) Jersey Donald J.Gogel Dame HelenGhoshDBE Sir JohnBell (British Columbia &Brasenose 1984) Dominic Barton (Florida &StEdmund Hall1976) Andrew Banks (New Zealand &Worcester DEVELOPMENT 1976) COMMITTEE Sir JohnHood KNZM RHODES TRUSTEES (Emeritus) ery

(Chair) of Sir Herbert Baker,of SirHerbert theoriginalarchitect ofRhodes House. The Romance of theRose Morris tapestry which hangs at Rhodes House. Itisentitled The front cover oftheWilliam asection ofthisreport depicts Grahamstown &Pembroke 1978) (St Andrew’s College, Jacko Maree (Illinois &New College 1984) Sean O. Mahoney (California &Worcester 1975) Patrick C. Haden (California 1974) &University Bruns H.Grayson (Western Australia &StJohn’s 1975) Michael Fitzpatrick (Western Australia &Lincoln 1974) Sir Rod Eddington &Balliol1983) (Massachusetts Charles Conn (Pennsylvania &ChristChurch 1989) Gerald J.Cardinale (Ontario &New College 1987) Shona L. Brown (British Columbia &Brasenose 1984) Dominic Barton (New York 1974) &Merton Nicholas W. Allard (New &Balliol1971) Jersey Donald J.Gogel (Chair) and it was left to anditwas left theTrust inthewill (New York &Magdalen 1982) Michele S.Warman (New South Wales &Brasenose 1978) Malcolm Turnbull MP Newlands &Brasenose 1992) (South African College School, John Tudor & Worcester 1953) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch Julian OgilvieThompson (Ontario &Corpus Christi1961) R.A.ScaceArthur CM,QC, LLD &Magdalen(Massachusetts 1974) Lief D. Rosenblatt (Australia-at-Large &Magdalen 1986) Timothy Orton (Maryland 1974) &University C. Thomas McMillen (Pennsylvania 1975) &Merton Michael G.McCaff (Québec &Wadham 1980) John H.McCall MacBain ery ery Warden of Rhodes House &Balliol 1983) (Massachusetts CHARLES CONN or freedom for afew.” He alsocommented: “Ido not want for art afew any more than education for afew, However, nothing inyour housethat you donot know to beuseful, orbelieve to bebeautiful.” andCrafts Movementwith theBritishArts andmost people know hisquote: “Have fi very book (dopre-order your copy at: www.tmiltd.com/rhodes-house). Ithinkitmakes a Rhodes Houseby itsarchitect, Baker. SirHerbert Discover more inthenew Rhodes William Morristapestry whichhangs here at Rhodes House. Itwas donated to On thethemeofimagination andinspiration, thefront cover ofthe isasection yourself right back inOxford. information about thecurrent Scholarswhichwillhave you nostalgically imagining inspiring Scholarsproviding entrepreneurial solutionsto key challenges and development, fi pages. Itincludes theexpected annualhonourroll ofdonors, andalsoincludes This year’s Campaign Report hasanew lookandIhopeyou enjoy browsing its oftheRhodessupport community around theworld. Scholar community, andfrom Foundations, asitdemonstrates thecommitment and the Scholarships, andalsogreatly assists inraising from support those outside the Having ahigh participation rate iscrucialfor thesuccess ofourcampaign to secure year. Ourcumulative participation since ofthecampaign thestart isnow at 42.4%. in annualgivingparticipation whichreached 27.9%, compared to 17.7% theprevious I want to by start saying thankyou. This2014-2015 fi Welcome... We are proud that ofeverything theRhodes Trust hasachieved thisyear, and we

current Scholars. Itallhelps foster that senseofalifelong wonderful fellowship. tting image for thispublication. William Morrisisofcourse chiefl are immenselygrateful for whichwe receive thesupport from theScholar community, whether intime, inideas, indonations orinsimplyengaging with what isless wellknown isthefact he nancial andendowment updates. There are alsoexamples of was alsoacommitted socialactivist. nancial year saw aterrifi y associated c increase

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 1 THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 2 Honour Roll of Donors The Rhodes Society Planning for theFuture Finance Update Scholar Impact Current Scholars Volunteers MakingaDiff Top 10Improved Classes Annual Giving Development Update Contents 2014/15 REPORT CENTURY SECOND 6 18 20 16 26 4 28 24 10 erence 14

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their own insights and expertise. This is all Development very much appreciated and helps us succeed in achieving the mission.

There remains £46m to go in the £150m core Update campaign to secure the 83 core Scholarships. We have just over 2 years left to achieve the goal and this is a huge task for us all. Thank you to all our generous donors, Your continued support is appreciated. Rhodes Scholars and philanthropists THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | supporters, volunteers and staff . have been generous to date and we continue to seek further support from a wide range of Scholars and other donors including philanthropists, foundations and corporations. For a limited period, future gifts will continue to benefi t from the McCall WITH £46M LEFT TO RAISE, we remain Participation in fundraising in 2014/15 is MacBain Foundation match funding. confi dent of success with the Campaign more than 50% up compared with 2013/14. We have also successfully raised funds to for the Second Century and securing the 83 Thank you to everyone who has given this support the expansion of the Scholarships core Scholarships. We would not be where year and to the tireless Class Leaders who Participation in into China and the United Arab Emirates. We we are without you. Thank you. helped so much with our annual giving fundraising is up more continue to work hard on funding for new push during May and June. We achieved The volume of senior Scholar engagement Scholarships in Africa and the Middle East than 50% on 2013/14. 28% Scholar annual participation rate in the past 12 months has been valuable to region. All these new Scholarships are funded compared with 18% in the previous year the Trust, with the Warden criss-crossing Thank you to everyone! entirely separately with new funds raised and, again, the Going Down class achieved the globe to talk with Scholars at alumni and invested in the Horizon Fund wholly a remarkable 100%. In the ‘boat race of events in cities including Vancouver, separately from the core Scholarships funds. CAMPAIGN PROGRESS countries’, the United States just pipped Sydney, Singapore, Cape Town and Delhi, £150m Germany to the post. Every donation Please do continue to support us as we move as well as hosting over two hundred senior counts and this year there were 1,318 gifts into the fi nal two years of the core campaign. Scholars back at Rhodes House. £135m

£46m We have a signifi cant distance still to travel

£150m from Scholars. Scholars have coordinated roundtables but with your support and ideas, we will get £120m In the year ahead, you should experience and conferences covering themes there together. Thank you. a similar pattern of fundraising activity to including socio-economic inequality £105m the year just gone with a Scholar Calling ALASDAIR MACLAY (San Francisco), fi nancial reform (New programme in November and December Director of Strategy & Development York), Ebola (Oxford) and Africa and Asia £90m £39m and a Class Leader-led annual giving push, DONALD J. GOGEL higher education (Oxford). Convenings again using a dedicated annual giving (New Jersey & Balliol 1971) are coming up soon on topics including £75m website, in May and June. Chair of Development Committee biomedicine and climate change. £60m We remain very grateful for the support The Rhodes Scholar Network has enabled that the Development team at Rhodes

Scholars across diff erent geographies £45m £65m House receives from the Scholar and classes to fi nd each other and discuss community. In addition to the guidance important issues online and, subsequently, £30m Cash in Pledges and networking from the Development face to face. With the addition of the £15m Amount left to raise Committee and Trustees, Scholars make mentor match function, the online network Total fundraising goal introductions to other supporters, is proving a useful tool for all Scholars. £0m encourage their classmates and share If you have not yet signed up, please do. 7 6

Annual Giving Participation by Country THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | This year’s boat race illustration shows the giving participation rates by Scholars in 2014-2015 by country of election.

CANADA

32.5% USA SOUTH AFRICA 34.0% 24.4%

GERMANY AUSTRALIA 33.6%

INDIA 23.7% 17.8%

NEW ZEALAND 18.1% COUNTRY OF ELECTION 2014/15 2013/14 USA 34.0% 21.7% GERMANY 33.6% 28.4% CANADA 32.5% 20.5% SOUTH AFRICA 24.4% 14.1% AUSTRALIA 23.7% 22.3% NEW ZEALAND 18.1% 11.8% INDIA 17.8% 4.8% OTHER CONSTITUENCIES 14.8% 5.8% THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 8 wonderful 100%ofthe classwonderful contributed. announced at theannualGoingDown Dinnerandonce again a make Scholars GoingDown agift. got involved too. was Agift Class Years were intouch withclassmates to encourage themto May andJune2015over 100Class Leaders across almost all special campaign was launched to boost participation. During As theclosing date for approached annualgifts on30June, a line was positive, very andtheconversations fl and theUK.Feedback from Scholarsonboth endsofthe phone spoke to nearly 400seniorScholarsmainlyintheUSA, Canada a team of20current Scholarsfrom eight diff During thefi role asenthusiastic fundraisers too! raise ourparticipation rate butmany Scholarsalsoplayed adual across thegenerations. from Onlygifts Rhodes Scholarscan thisyear,Scholars madeagift theresult ofahuge joint eff are grateful for allyour enthusiasm andsupport.Over 1,300 year. signifi Thisisavery which isupby aphenomenal55%compared to theprevious Participation increased to 28%for thefi Scholars to thecampaign. support to persuadingfoundations andphilanthropists whoare not faster, butahigh participation by Rhodes Scholarsisalsocritical does your allow support theendowment to grow andrecover are thefocus ofthe areAnnual gifts directed onlyto thecore Scholarships which Scholar allowing themto focus solelyontheirstudies. example, of£300covers agift oneweek ofstipend for acurrent the Trust inmultipleways. ofallsizes Gifts make adiff everyGIFT A MAKING BY year, of whatever size, to our focus on annual giving. have responded wonderfully In thepast year, Rhodes Scholars Annual Giving rst ‘ScholarCalling’programme inDecember 2014, Campaign for theSecond Century cant leap ina12month periodandwe nancial year 2014-15, erent countries owed freely. Scholars helps Scholars helps erence. For . Not only ort ort participate inmyriad activities through theRhodes, and Merton, to theopportu postdoctoral fellowship. Beyond thetangible outputs, though, the kindnessof somany fello Oxford communities; and ultimately positioned mewell for a I donate to theTrust so thatfuture students willhave access celebrates each other’s accomplishments and lendsahand my work inan innovative bioethics centre; allowed meto my mind.Iam grateful to be of apart acommunity that whenever possible, and Ilook forward to welcoming new into members thiscommunity. nities Ihave enjoyed. Th CAROLINE HUANG (Delaware 2010) &Merton w Scholars iswhatstandsw Scholars out in 438 Rhodes Scholars made theirfi to theRhodes Trust e Scholarship facilitatede Scholarship in 2014/15 rst rst gift the rest of our lives. Donating to theTrust honours what we have received –and provides other young people were unforgettable…as well asan auspicious to start of that’s time, agift trulypriceless. Our Oxford days The Rhodes ga Scholarships from around thewo to grow, excel, and explore. Ontop of that,by supporting theTrust,supporting THOMAS A.BARRON in the of possibility world. abetter (Colorado &Balliol1974) rld thosesa we are investing ve usallagenuine gift me oppor tunities

no doubt thattheexperience and networks Igained through experiences of my life; Imade and absolutely loved my three years inOxford. Ialsohave doctoral researcher working towards malaria elimination my DPhilatOxford led to my current position asapost- Receiving theRhodes was Scholarship one of thebest in South-East Asia. Whilst I’m not ableto contribute a large sum to theRhodes Trust each year, Icontinue to give whatI can inthehope of seeing future Scholars receive the same opportunity opportunity same receive the Scholars (Tasmania &Magdalen 2010) RHEA LONGLEY and experience thatIdid. friends from allover theglobe approach to lifelong learning and my world view. Iremain of whatRhodes means not only to individuals but to local service, leadership and participation. In1979, aprofessor inspired by colleagues, friends and theongoing potential result was atransformative experience thatchanged my persuaded meto enter theRhodes competition. Theend of commitment to pay forw and global communities. I’ve reached alife phase My parents modelled commitment to education, has been invested inme. WhenJohnMcCall MacBain reached out, Icould but only (Newfoundland &Corpus Christi1980) ANN COLBOURNE answer inone way -of course. ard the richness of what

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The Top 10 Most Improved Classes

A huge thank you (and congratulations!) THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | to those classes who have signifi cantly increased their giving over the last year...

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2014-15 PARTICIPATION 2014-15 PARTICIPATION 2014-15 PARTICIPATION 2014-15 PARTICIPATION 2014-15 PARTICIPATION 24.4% 12.5% 26.2% 42.7% 44.4% Increase on 2013-14 Increase on 2013-14 Increase on 2013-14 Increase on 2013-14 Increase on 2013-14 +366.4% +299.8% +275.1% +263.6% +257.2%

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2014-15 PARTICIPATION 2014-15 PARTICIPATION 2014-15 PARTICIPATION 2014-15 PARTICIPATION 2014-15 PARTICIPATION 40.0% 35.9% 22.7% 22.7% 30.9% Increase on 2013-14 Increase on 2013-14 Increase on 2013-14 Increase on 2013-14 Increase on 2013-14 +239.9% +235.7% +214.2% +212.5% +212.4% 13 12

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The Rhodes Scholarships have supported nearly 8,000 international students at the University of Oxford. Scholars today live in over 65 countries around the world THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 14 Membersof thefi • Trustees of theRhodes Trust • recognise inthisreport include: SOME OFTHEVOLUNTEERS we w Rhodes community around theglobe. and enthusiasm sogenerously to benefi friends of theRhodes Schola We celebrate thehundreds of Rhodes and Scholars a Diff Volunteers Making of theRosebery Room project. Scholarswhohave donated abookthisyear aspart • Network online(http://network.rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk) Everyone who hascontributed to theRhodes Scholar • Class Leaders around the world • Programme at Rhodes House Scholarswhoassist withtheService &Leadership • AlumniAssociation Committees • engages withoutreach. Secretaries, Committees Selection andeveryone who Scholarsaround theworld, includingNational Individualsinvolved intheyearly of selection new • • • • • • Governance Committee Finance andInvestment Committee Development Committee Audit andRiskCommittee Academic Committee erence ve Committees of theRhodes Trust ould particularly likeould particularly to rships whogiverships theirtime (New Mexico 1955) &University John H.MorrisonOBE (Iowa &StAnne’s 1978) (Alabama &Corpus Christi1973) Ralph SmithIIMStJ OF OXFORD AWARD DISTINGUISHED FRIEND Susan Duff (South Africa-at-Large &Keble 1976) Justice Edwin Cameron (New Zealand &Balliol1964) Sir David Baragwanath KNZMQC SERVICE AWARDS GEORGE PARKIN DISTINGUISHED INAUGURAL WINNERS OFTHE (Diocesan College, Rondebosch &Worcester 1953) Julian OgilvieThompson (Alberta &Magdalen 1975) Professor SirJohnBell EMERITUS TRUSTEES Particular mention thisyear goes to: t thewider ey Campbell

you do! Theglobal community world, by supported thehard of Rhodes makes Scholars a positive impact around the work and passion of all Thank you for allthat our volunteers.

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 15 THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 16 Current Scholar Update facet of Oxford life... fouracross thirty colleges of and theUniversity involved inevery The two hundred and one currently Scholars on stipend are spread and oceanic andatmospheric physicists accelerated expansion oftheuniverse, settings. Astrophysicists are lookingat the healthcare inhumanitarianandconfl Africa andtheimprovement ofrefugee inequality ofhealthcare inSouth delivery Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and Diabetes, the research inareas suchasEbola, Autism, the Medical Sciences are conducting education socialenterprise. Scholarsin Year to develop an early childhood one ScholaristakingaRhodes Service second undergraduate degrees and (38%). Three Scholarsare pursuing courses (60%),and research degrees They are engaged inpostgraduate taught all four academic divisionsinOxford. forty sixdepartments andfaculties of Academically, Scholarsare spread across drama, dance, community andpoetry. art, Term, for includingopportunities live group themed many events over Trinity On thecreative front, theRhodes Create Rhodes AsiaGroup andRedress Rhodes. include theRhodes Climate Group, the groups.activity Recently formed societies are around 20diff through theyear, at thelatest count there interest groupings whichmeet actively Rhodes Scholarshave established many having signifi Rhodes swimmers andwomen’s cricketers Half Blues inawide range –with ofsports cohort, Scholarshave achieved Blues and much more. Over thetenure ofthecurrent novel writing, dance, drama andmuch, international competitions, and poetry and ...Activities range from thecharitable pro bono pro cant victories thisyear. , to college offi erent discussion and cer positions, ict ict out three Firsts anda2:1. courses andthefour PPE’ists churned achieved intheir taught Distinction out sofar, over halfofRhodes Scholars and much,muchmore. Oftheresults International Development, Philosophy Scholars inLaw, Theology, Politics, Space does not permitexamples of retirement communities inCalifornia. communities inNew Brunswick and with remote tribes inKenya, logging cars. Rhodes anthropologists are living and navigation systems for autonomous perceptible signsofimpendingillness of statistical models to interpret barely working onprojects asvaried astheuse climate systems. Rhodes engineers are currents andofthestratosphere on are lookingat theinfl actively through theyear. established many interest groupings whichmeet Rhodes have Scholars uence oftheocean Registrar &Director of Scholar Aff MARY EATON all enjoying getting to know them. arranged by current Scholars. We are a terrifi The Class of‘15hasarrived inOxford to Retreats at beginning Term. andendofHilary mean. We are lookingforward to thisyear’s to talktogether aboutwhat these ideas provided Scholarswiththeopportunity many Scholarspast andpresent, and were anoutgrowth ofconversations with than ataught programme. Both Retreats based onawiderange ofreadings, rather of structured conversations amongst peers, senior Scholarmoderators, took theform Warden, Charles Conn, withthehelpof second year Scholars. TheRetreats, led by Life: Meaning, Balance and Passion fi for Scholars–on the introduction oftwo three-day Retreats highlights academicyear ofthe2014-15 was them returning seniorScholars. Oneofthe for awiderange ofvisitingspeakers, many of for thepopularMeet &Mingle evenings, and House, for meetings oftheScholarsocieties, The ScholarsinOxford are often at Rhodes Equality) amongst others. CRAE Brighter a place safe from sexual violence), campaigns positive the masculinity),insupporting forming the Rhodes Scholarshave been instrumental in Within thecontext ofthewiderUniversity, rst year Scholarsandon (Campaign for Racial Awareness and c programme of welcome activities (to de-stigmatise mental illness) and ItHappens Here Good Lad Workshop Service &Leadership airs Building aGood (makingOxford (promoting for It Gets It Gets for

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DR KIMBERLEY EDWIN HUBBLE THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | STRONG (Illinois & Queen’s 1910) THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | (Newfoundland & St John’s 1986) Astronomer and eponym of the Physicist and inaugural head of the Hubble Telescope University of Toronto’s School of the Environment

MARC KIELBURGER PROFESSOR SIR JOHN ECCLES (Ontario & Hertford 2000) DAVID SCHINDLER (Victoria & Magdalen 1925) Co-founder of Free the Children, (North Dakota & St Catherine’s 1962) Nobel Prize winner for work on Innovation empowering young people to be Environmental research led to synapses in the nervous system agents of change the banning of harmful Across the Globe phosphates in detergents MENAKA E F SCHUMACHER GURUSWAMY Since 1903 Rhodes Scholars have (Germany & New College 1930) (India & University 1998) Economist and author of Lawyer, advancing Indian tackled a wide range of global ‘Small is Beautiful’ constitutional law issues in over 70 countries. SEN J WILLIAM ROXANNE JOYAL FULBRIGHT (Manitoba & Hertford 2001) DR PARDIS SABETI (Arkansas & Pembroke 1925) Lawyer and Co-CEO of social (Florida & New College 1997) US Senator for Arkansas, enterprise group Me to We Computational biologist and and founder of the medical geneticist Fulbright scholarships

DR SEAN GOURLEY DR TARIRO (New Zealand & Balliol 2002) MAKADZANGE Founder and CTO of Quid, a (Zimbabwe & Balliol 1999) technology company building Medical instructor at Harvard software to augment human Medical School and University of intelligence Zimbabwe. Manages one of the largest HIV clinics in Zimbabwe PROFESSOR MICHAEL SPENCE DR ERIC LANDER SIR HOWARD FLOREY (Ontario & Magdalen 1966) (New York & Wolfson 1978) (South Australia & Magdalen 1921) Nobel Prize winner in Economics Pioneer of the Human Joint Nobel Prize winner for his for his work on the dynamics of Genome Project work on penicillin information fl ows and market development THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 20 dividend of£4.6 million. and realisations oflegacy assets to OUEM, andreceived a June, 2015, theTrust transferred £32.3millionofdonations opportunity, usuallywithinsixmonths. Duringtheyear ended 30 to thepermanent endowment at the next available investment oftheCommitteeIt isthepolicy to transfer to OUEMnew gifts expectation that they willbeinvested with OUEMonce realised. The legacy illiquidassets are managed by theCommittee withthe to cover theTrust’s expenses inexcess oftheOUEMdividend. assets, primarilyPrivate Equity, andadditionalliquidassets suffi The remaining 17%oftheTrust’s assets consist oflegacy illiquid dividend ofapproximately 4%. of theInvestment Committee ofOUEM.OUEMpays anannual investment objectives. ARhodes Trustee iscurrently amember portfolio andprogramme are well suited to theTrust’s longterm and foundations. Rhodes Trustees believe theOUEMinvestment OUEM are based onthebest practices oftop global endowments fi managed fulltimeby OUEMprofessionals withappropriate Rhodes Trust, in2007to create aunitised endowment portfolio OUEM was founded by Oxford University, withinputfrom the in aglobally diversifi managed by Oxford University Endowment Management (OUEM) as required. Asof30June, 2015, 83%oftheTrust’s assets are performance, liquidityandrisk,quarterly, ormore frequently Committee reviews investment strategy, asset allocation, of Trustees andother seniorinvestment professionals. The Trust Finance andInvestment Committee whichiscomprised The endowment investment portfolio isoverseen by theRhodes the Second Century 2014, dueto acombination oftheresponse to the million, anincrease ofapproximately £31.5millionfrom 30June, giving. Asof30June, 2015, Endowment Assets totalled £187.4 from Endowment andexpendable fundsreceived through annual THE RHODESSCHOLARSHIPS are ENDOWMENT STATUS Report Finance andInvestment duciary oversight.duciary Theinvestment process andgovernance of andstrong investment returns. ed, strategic asset allocation based portfolio. funded through payout Campaign for cient 0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% 12% 14% SCHOLAR COSTS,SCHOLAR ENDOWMENT AND 1. Fig. capital loss. power ofperpetualcapitalwhileminimisingtheriskpermanent returned CPI+5%,akey benchmarkfor preserving thepurchasing other endowment returns. Longer term, OUEMhasconsistently 12.6%, comparing favourably to OUEM PERFORMANCE for theyear ended 30June, 2015was INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE Trust’s combined asset allocation, liquidityandother exposures. 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% OTHER EXPOSURES 2. Fig. OUEM PERFORMANCE OUEM COMBINED ASSET ALLOCATION, AND LIQUIDITY OUEM Legacy Assets Cash &CE 12.6 Assets 1 year % Fig. 1 Fig. 5.0 83% 8% outlines OUEMperformance. 9%

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THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 21 THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 22 £0m £2m £4m £6m £8m £10m £12m 0720 0921 0121 0321 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 5.55 2007-2015 (in£m) 4. Fig. . 5 OPERATING EXPENSESANDUNIVERSITY FEES 6 6.5 . 5 7 7.1 . 1 8 8.1 . 1 8.5 8 . 5 10 10.7 11.6 11.8 ENDED30JUNE2015 3. Fig. £0 £10,000 £20,000 £30,000 £40,000 £50,000 £60,000 expenses aggregated onaperScholarbasis. over timeitadopt anendowment spendingrate ofno more than As aresult, the Committee hasrecommended to theTrust that toand gifts. Annualgifts theTrust have been highly variable. payout, the Trust isfi derive 20%to 30%ofannualexpenses from theendowment perpetuity. Asopposed to major Universities whichtypically The goal oftheTrust isto fullyendow allScholarships in demonstrates thedoublingofoperating expenses since 2007. UK government subsidies to Universities. University fees andlivingexpenses duringatimeofdecreased over thepast ten years primarilyasaresult ofincreases in £54,000 perScholaryear. These expenses have doubled After fullyallocating allexpenses, theTrust spendsapproximately approximately 2.8years to complete theirprograms ofstudy. annually (theCore), andScholarsstay inresidence for residence inOxford. TheTrust currently awards 83Scholarships Though thenumbervaries, onaverage there are 220Scholarsin of Trustees for approval. the annualbudget oftheTrust andrecommends itto thefullBoard and theService &Leadership Programme. TheCommittee reviews Scholar costs defi donations. Approximately 73%ofexpenses were related to direct million from other liquid assets and£2.3millioninexpendable fund Spending was funded by theOUEM dividendof£4.6 mllion,£4.9 THE TRUST SPENT CAPITAL CAMPAIGN COSTS,SCHOLAR ENDOWMENT AND AVERAGE COST FOR THEYEAR PERSCHOLAR £21,175 £13,453 £3,649 £6,080 £3,675 £5,768 ned asUniversity fees, stipends, travel, medical, nanced entirely by payout from endowment £11.8 millionintheyear ended 30June, 2015. Fig. 3 3 Fig. gives adetailed breakdown ofTrust (ranging from £14.4 -£32.8k) Oxford University fees Scholar annual stipend overseas secretary costs insurance, selection and Scholar travel, health Alumni, Network Warden and Registrar), Pastoral Care (incl. Scholar Programmes Rhodes House, overhead Administration Commercial Development and Fig. 4 Fig. (opposite page) are scheduled to arrive inOxford inSeptember 2016. Emirates matriculated at Oxford. Currently Chinese Scholars In September 2014, thefi new Scholarships from ChinaandtheUnited Arab Emirates. inception, from apart theCore. To date theTrust hasannounced oftheTrustThe policy isto fullyfundallnew Scholarships at established to fundScholarships from allnew jurisdictions. A separate entity, theRhodes Trust Horizon Fund, hasbeen progress to date intheCampaign. Chair of Finance and Investment Committee (Pennsylvania 1975) &Merton MIKE G.McCAFFERY Finance Director &Chief Operating Offi PETER ANDERSON 5. Fig. are to subject matching gifts, total £39million. received. Pledges outstanding, asubstantial ofwhich portion Core. To date, theCampaign hasrealized £65millioninfunds Campaign for theSecond Century In September 2013,theTrust announced a£150million to £300million isrequired to fullyfundtheCore. spending rate, atotal endowment ofapproximately £250million the impact ofexcessively high orlow investment returns. At this 4%-5%, to subject asmoothing formula designed to eliminate 0 £135 £0m £million Thank you for your support. necessary to fund the Trust inperpetuity. with the top beingto rais priority There isstill much work to bedone to make the Trust sustainable, is onthe way to achieving the goals of itslonger term strategic plan. Additionally, the Trust has adopted adisciplined budget process and to the Trust, and record rates participation by Rhodes Scholars. made by the Trust inDevelopment capability led to record gifts were excellent onan absolute and relative basis,and investments Trust. Endowment value increased substantially, investment returns The year ending June 30, 2015was an excellent fi Total fundraising goal Amount to raise left Pledges Cash in PROGRESS TO DATE INTHECAMPAIGN £15 3 £60 £30 £45 £65m rst two Scholarsfrom theUnited Arab cer e the additional £46millionof funds to achieve fullfundingofthe £75 £39m £90 nancial year for the £105 Fig. 5 Fig. summarises £120 £150m £46m

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 23 THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 24 the Scholarexperience. the core Scholarships andenhancing endowment, helpingto secure forever a growing proportion oftheRhodes funds given inthisway willover timeform scholarships. With your commitment, the Campaign to secure thecore contribution to theoverall success of areand planned gifts makingasignifi Donations andpledges from bequests futuresupport Scholarsinperpetuity. is oneofthemost ways impactful you can toplanned gift theRhodes endowment later itremains truethat abequest or existence from abequest. Over 100years The Rhodes Scholarships cameinto better timeto make thiscommitment. Match meaning there hasnever been a will, are now eligiblefor anew Legacy and theintention to leave inyour agift commitment.planned gift Planned gifts, Scholarships by makingalegacy or YOU CANHELPto secure throughmakingalegacSociety You can helpto secure thecore the Future Planning for the core cant value, orby lowering estate tax liability. assets such assecurities whichhave risenin can alsobereduced, for example by gifting an asset duringyour lifetime. Your tax bill you cancontinue to receive income from as abenefi assets intrust withthe Rhodes Trust named real estate, personalproperty, orplacing oflifeincluding gifts insurance policies, are many other types ofplanned giving, fromApart bequests inyour willthere [email protected]. informationfurther please contact planned givingwithyou. Ifyou would like team are happy to discuss any of aspect of theRhodes Society. TheDevelopment these generous individualsas members planning andwe are delighted to recognise of your intentions ishelpfulfor long-term planning duringtheirlifetime. Letting usknow intheirwilloranother formgift offi the Trust know oftheirintention to make a Many Rhodes Scholarsandothers have let ciary. With someplanned gifts Scholarships by Scholarships joiningtheRhodes y or planned gift commitment. nancial The Rhodes was Scholarship very signifi upon my demise would result inasignifi I wanted to do something thatwould refl a student atOxford, inaddition to opening to me. Itgave me that was to setup an insurance policy that I thought themostpractical way of doing you too can help future Rhodes Scholars. many doors thereafter. Ifeel fortunate to encourage you to consider thisoption so way Ican make to abigger theTrust gift gift to theRhodesgift Trust. By giving inthis have been selected asaRhodes Scholar. the value Igained from theexperience. than Icould do. otherwise Iwould PUTA-CHEKWE (Zambia &Exeter 1976) CHISANGA immenseoppor tunities as tunities as cant cant cant cant ect ect

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 25 THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 26 Scholarships, please visitwww.rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk/support. contribution canmake. For information the aboutsupporting which demonstrates theprofound that impact thisform of were founded through thehistoric bequest ofCecil Rhodes, Rhodes Scholarships intheirwill. TheRhodes Scholarships have told usthat they intend to include abequest to the The Rhodes Societywas established to recognise those who The Rhodes Society (Wisconsin &New College 1961) CLASS LEADER Gaines Post (Kansas &Exeter 1961) Fred L.Morrison (South Dakota &University1960) CLASS LEADER Paul B. Van Buren (Arkansas &Wadham 1960) Jon B. McLin (Connecticut 1959) &Merton Robert G.McKelvey (Transvaal 1958) &University Selwyn Kossuth (British Columbia &Keble 1957) CLASS LEADER Sholto Hebenton (Tasmania 1955) &Merton Graeme L.Salmon (New Mexico &University 1955) CLASS LEADER John H.Morrison (New Zealand &Exeter 1955) CLASS LEADER Colin Maiden & Worcester 1953) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch CLASS LEADER Julian OgilvieThompson (Victoria &Magdalen 1952) James Gobbo (Victoria &Magdalen 1951) John Poynter (East Africa &Brasenose 1950) Michael Shaw (Newfoundland &Oriel 1950) E. David Morgan (Maryland &Wadham 1949) Walter S.Frank (California &ChristChurch 1948) David S.Shwayder (British Columbia &Queen’s 1947) Alastair Gillespie (Canada-at-Large &New College 1946) Edmund Tucker (New Zealand &ChristChurch 1946) George Cawkwell (Newfoundland &Balliol1940) Douglas A.Darcy Listed by classyear. (Pennsylvania 1975) &Merton Michael G.McCaff (Alberta &Magdalen 1975) John Bell (New York 1974) &Merton CLASS LEADER Nicholas W. Allard (Rhodesia &New College 1973) Hugh Ashton (New &Balliol1971) Jersey CLASS LEADER Donald J.Gogel (Washington &Magdalen 1970) Eric Redman (Rhodesia &Brasenose 1969) MayBarry (Iowa &Worcester 1969) Randall Caudill (Rhodesia &StCatherine’s 1968) Lee Johnston (Québec &StPeter’s 1968) CLASS LEADER Robert Calderisi and Anita Ostrom (New York &University1967) Richard L.Schaper (New Brunswick &Jesus1966) Kenneth Carty (Queensland &StCatherine’s 1965) John Corbett (Rhodesia &New College 1964) Deryck Schreuder (South Dakota &StEdmund Hall1964) Larry L.Pressler (Mississippi &Balliol1964) Robert S. Munford III and Venetia Kudrle (Oregon 1964) &Merton Robert Kudrle (Natal &Magdalen 1964) R.W. Johnson and Barbara M.Romig (Colorado &Wadham 1963) CLASS LEADER Joseph H.Romig (Illinois &Magdalen 1963) Philip H.Martin (Rhodesia &Exeter 1962) Brian B. H.King (Malta &Oriel1961) George Vella-Coleiro ery ery (Massachusetts &New(Massachusetts College 1987) Robert W. Radtke (Maritimes &StAntony’s 1987) CLASS LEADER AbrahamV. Mary (Wyoming & Lincoln 1986) Ken Crouse Stellenbosch &Queen’s 1985) (Paul Roos Gymnasium, Edward Roelofse (New South Wales &University1985) Ian Jackman (South Africa-at-Large &StJohn’s 1985) Elleke Boehmer (Québec &Trinity 1984) Gilly Filsner &Balliol1983) (Massachusetts Charles Conn (Zimbabwe &StPeter’s 1982) Graham Light (Prairies &Wadham 1982) Charalee F. Graydon (Western Australia &Trinity 1982) Guy Coughlan (New &StJohn’s Jersey 1982) CLASS LEADER Daniel Bloomfi (Victoria &Wadham 1981) Norman O’Bryan (Queensland &Trinity 1981) Donald Markwell (Québec &Wadham 1980) CLASS LEADER John H.McCall MacBain (South Africa-at-Large &Hertford 1980) Johan Koornhof and Robert D. Badun (Alberta &Wadham 1977) Eileen E.Gillese (Alabama &Pembroke 1977) CLASS LEADER Edgar C. Gentle (South Africa-at-Large &Balliol1977) Kenneth Been (Zambia &Exeter 1976) CLASS LEADER Chisanga Puta-Chekwe (New &StJohn’s Jersey 1976) Robert S.Harrison (New &Exeter Jersey 1976) C.P. (Kip)Hall eld Elizabeth Fallaize (New South Wales & Balliol1959) John Kennedy (Wisconsin &Brasenose 1947) Charles J.Merdinger (Tasmania &Wadham 1947) Phillip Hughes Newlands 1941) &University (South African College School, Alistair Stephen and Lois L.Barber (Illinois &Balliol 1939) Charles F. Barber Utah &Lincoln 1936) of(in memory George F. Somers, Stephen E.Somers (Ohio &Queen’s 1936) Louis Frechtling FrechtlingMary and IN MEMORIAM Sarah Theobald David Mungall Miles Morland Rosalind Hedley-Miller Robert Fellowes Anonymous (7) (Washington &ChristChurch 2003) Anthony P. House (New Hampshire &Magdalen 2002) CLASS LEADER Megan Wheeler (Wisconsin &Wadham 2002) CLASS LEADER Zachary S.Morris (Ontario &StEdmund Hall1996) Loraine Ronchi Magdalen 1996) (South Africa-at-Large & Andrew McCarthy & Balliol1993) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch Robert Wilkinson (Pakistan 1993) &University Shazia Azim (Prairies &Wadham 1989) Brian J.Rolfes

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INTERNATIONAL Sandra Ann Colbourne DONORS (Newfoundland & Corpus Christi 1980) COUNCIL OF Forbes Elworthy BENEFACTORS CLASS LEADER In recognition of lifetime (New Zealand & Lady Margaret Hall 1986) giving and pledges in In recognition of a commitment of John R. Evans $1 million or more. (Ontario & University 1953) support of the Scholarships. and Timothy Evans These donors have invested Thomas A. Barron CLASS LEADER in the Rhodes Scholarships (Colorado & Balliol 1974) (Ontario & University 1984) Gerald J. Cardinale Spencer Fleischer for the next century. We CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER salute their generosity. (Pennsylvania & Christ Church 1989) (South Africa-at-Large & Lincoln 1976) Charles Conn Ronald Forbes (Massachusetts & Balliol 1983) (St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | & Hertford 1968) THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | Rod Eddington (Western Australia & Lincoln 1974) David Frederick CLASS LEADER Michael Fitzpatrick (Texas & University 1983) (Western Australia & St John’s 1975) Claude Génereux Eileen E. Gillese (Québec & St John’s 1985) (Alberta & Wadham 1977) and the Génereux Family and Robert D. Badun Andrew Grant Bruns H. Grayson (New Zealand & Lady Margaret Hall 1990) CLASS LEADER (California & University 1974) Patrick C. Haden (California & Worcester 1975) Robert S. Harrison Griffi th R. Harsh, IV Honour Roll (New Jersey & St John’s 1976) SECOND (Alabama & New College 1975) Lee Hysan Foundation and Margaret C. Whitman CENTURY Li Ka Shing Foundation FOUNDER Rosalind Hedley-Miller of Donors Miles Morland Gary Lawrence Julian Ogilvie Thompson CLASS LEADER In recognition of transformational giving at CLASS LEADER (Ontario & St Edmund Hall 1980) the £50 million or more threshold. (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Worcester 1953) Richard Lee Lief D. Rosenblatt CLASS LEADER Donations received in John H. McCall MacBain (Massachusetts & Magdalen 1974) (New South Wales & Worcester 1971) CLASS LEADER Keith Lloyd (Québec & Wadham 1980) Arthur R. A. Scace the Financial Year and Marcy McCall MacBain CLASS LEADER Philip C. Ma (Ontario & Corpus Christi 1961) (Saskatchewan & University 1986) 1.7.2014 - 30.6.2015 Malcolm Turnbull Robert Maloney INTERNATIONAL CLASS LEADER (California & Magdalen 1979) (New South Wales & Brasenose 1978) and Nicole Maloney COUNCIL OF Anonymous (2) Jacko Maree BENEFACTORS, CLASS LEADER FOUNDER’S CHAIRMAN’S (St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown & Pembroke 1978) Bronek Masojada CIRCLE CIRCLE CLASS LEADER (South Africa-at-Large & Trinity 1985) In recognition of transformational giving at In recognition of a commitment which has and Jane Masojada the £2.5 million or more threshold. sustained at least one Scholar recipient Andrew Michelmore Andrew Banks through his or her studies at Oxford. (Victoria & New College 1976) CLASS LEADER Support at this level was previously Barry Nalebuff (Florida & St Edmund Hall 1976) £100,000 but as of 1 July 2013 is £150,000. (Massachusetts & Nuffi eld 1980) Dominic Barton and Helen Kauder Bronte Adams CLASS LEADER Tim Orton (British Columbia & Brasenose 1984) (Western Australia & Balliol 1986) CLASS LEADER Donald J. Gogel Antony Ball (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen 1986) (St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown & Pembroke 1983) CLASS LEADER Michael Rennie (New Jersey & Balliol 1971) Charles F. Barber (Western Australia & Worcester 1983) (Illinois & Balliol 1939) Michael G. McCaff ery Rose Hills Foundation (Pennsylvania & Merton 1975) and Lois L. Barber Patrick Pichette Mark Chiba Robert A. Sternfels (California & Worcester 1992) (Québec & Pembroke 1987) (Victoria & St John’s 1990) Julian Robertson Fred Cohen William Wachtel John Wylie CLASS LEADER Bernard M. Wolfe (Florida & Wolfson 1978) (Saskatchewan & Exeter 1958) (Queensland & Balliol 1983) and Carolyn Klebanoff Anonymous (1) 31 30

LEADERSHIP Laurence S. Grafstein John Simon LEADERSHIP The Estate of Mary Frechtling, Trevor Norwitz SCHOLAR (Ontario & Balliol 1982) CLASS LEADER RHODES PATRON widow of Louis Frechtling (South African College School, (Massachusetts & New College 1984) (Ohio & Queen’s 1936) Newlands & Keble 1987) DONORS SPONSOR Malcolm Greenway DONORS In recognition of a commitment of (Rhodesia & Wadham 1972) and Susan Simon Brian Glasser and Shannon Norwitz In recognition of a commitment of £10,000 or more. Stephen Gumley Thomas Snow (West Virginia & Lincoln 1988) Stephen Oxman (New Jersey & New College 1967) £30,000 or more. (Tasmania & St Catherine’s 1979) (Victoria & Magdalen 2000) Ralph D. Amado David Goddard Guy St Germain (California & New College 1954) (New Zealand & University 1984) Richard Pan Nicholas W. Allard Alan Hamer (Victoria & Magdalen 1938) (Québec & Merton 1957) (Ontario & Balliol 1998) CLASS LEADER Arch Insurance Company Gordon and Betty Moore (New York & Merton 1974) The Heineman-Russell Family John Tudor Christoph Avenarius Foundation Hugh Possingham (South African College School, (Australia-at-Large & St John’s 1984) William Altman Foundation (Germany & St John’s 1990) Herman Hamilton Newlands & Brasenose 1992) Thomas Powrie (Texas & Pembroke 1980) Clive Hildebrand Joseph L. Badaracco (Alabama & Exeter 1950) Lippold von Klencke (Saskatchewan & Exeter 1955) and Danguole Altman (Queensland & Wadham 1960) (Missouri & Pembroke 1971) Sarah Harding CLASS LEADER Kent Price Bart Holaday Ronald Bancroft (Maritimes & Lincoln 1989) William Andrews (Germany & St John’s 1970) (Montana & Pembroke 1967) (Bermuda & St Edmund Hall 1969) (North Dakota & Exeter 1965) (Maine & Oriel 1965) and Mark Ouweleen

Hamed Wardak THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | (Maryland & Lincoln 1987) Aditya Rana THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | and Cathy Holaday Douglas Beck Anthony Ardington (Virginia & Magdalen 1997) (India & Merton 1983) (Eastern Province & Corpus Christi 1963) Chen Hong CLASS LEADER Edward F. Henzell Michele S. Warman (California & New College 1992) CLASS LEADER Jürgen Reitmaier Richard J. Balfour John Hood CLASS LEADER (Queensland & St Edmund Hall 1952) (Germany & Magdalen 1972) (Québec & St Edmund Hall 1971) (New Zealand & Worcester 1976) (New York & Magdalen 1982) Frank Berman and Larry Hirschfi eld (Cape Province & Wadham 1961) Murray Hofmeyr Richard Rempel James G. Basker Jacques Hurtubise (Cape Province & Worcester 1948) (Saskatchewan & Worcester 1959) CLASS LEADER (Québec & Trinity 1978) Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Wang Weixian Bryan Horrigan (Oregon & Christ Church 1976) Daniel Bloomfi eld Anthony Roediger Preston Hutchings Peter Wetherall (Queensland & University 1986) (South Australia & Magdalen 1997) Michael A. Boyd (Bermuda & Christ Church 1978) (Queensland & Balliol 1978) CLASS LEADER (Florida & Queen’s 1958) (New Jersey & St John’s 1982) Lee Johnston Brian Rolfes Zhao Jianjun Liang Xinjun (Rhodesia & St Catherine’s 1968) (Prairies & Wadham 1989) Hans-Paul Bürkner Broadridge Financial Solutions David Lawther Johnson Anonymous (3) Peter Kanowski and Brad Berg CLASS LEADER Robert Calderisi (Germany & St Catherine’s 1976) (Indiana & New College 1974) (Australia-at-Large & St John’s 1983) CLASS LEADER Jeff rey Rudman (Massachusetts & New College 1970) Peter Carfagna John Kennedy (Québec & St Peter’s 1968) Susan L. Karamanian (Ohio & University 1975) (New South Wales & Balliol 1959) CLASS LEADER and Susan Fried David A. Campbell (Alabama & Somerville 1980) and Rita Carfagna John Kirby (Texas & St John’s 1990) Graeme L. Salmon (Virginia & Merton 1962) Liam Kelly (Tasmania & Merton 1955) David Cash Charles Carter (Queensland & Magdalen 1989) (Bermuda & St John’s 1988) Henry Koschitzky (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Wolfson 1986) Andrew Serazin and Judith Landsberg (Manitoba & St Edmund Hall 1958) John Kerr CLASS LEADER Eu-Gene Cheah (Ohio & Balliol 2003) Francis Chong Jonathan Lampe (Malaysia & Magdalen 1989) David Kirk (Manitoba & New College 1977) (New Zealand & Worcester 1985) and Emily (Ludwig) Serazin (Singapore & St Antony’s 1994) Alastair Christie (West Virginia & New College 2004) and Lai Leng Soh and Family David Klemm (Victoria & Exeter 1967) Brett Shaheen (Singapore & Trinity 1992) Graham Light (Germany & Hertford 1995) Richard Cogswell CLASS LEADER (Zimbabwe & St Peter’s 1982) Clayton Christensen (Tasmania & St Peter’s 1974) Karl Knapp (Pennsylvania & Christ Church 2006) CLASS LEADER (Idaho & Pembroke 1981) John McKenna Richard M. Cooper Han Spoel (Utah & Queen’s 1975) (Queensland & Magdalen 1984) (Pennsylvania & University 1964) Timothy Lancaster CLASS LEADER John Collis (Bermuda & Corpus Christi 1976) Kathleen L. McLaughlin Timothy Cumming (Transvaal & Trinity 1951) (Bermuda & Corpus Christi 1979) (Arizona & Balliol 1987) and Guy Lancaster CLASS LEADER A. Douglas Stone (Bermuda & Corpus Christi 1981) C. Sean Day C. Thomas McMillen (South Africa-at-Large & Oriel 1981) (Massachusetts & Balliol 1976) (South African College School, Newlands & Oriel 1974) (Maryland & University 1974) George Laurence Bo Cutter (Cape Province & University 1969) Marc Tessier-Lavigne and Ginny Day Robert Mitchell (Virginia & Balliol 1964) (Québec & New College 1980) Paul M. Dodyk (North Dakota & Merton 1974) Augustus Lilly Roger Davis (Newfoundland & University 1971) Michael Tselentis (Michigan & Magdalen 1959) George Munroe (New South Wales & Pembroke 1974) (Rhodesia & Magdalen 1973) Roland Lines Jeremy Ellis (Illinois & Christ Church 1949) Geoff rey E. L. Dougherty William Waldegrave (Western Australia & Brasenose 1959) (Bermuda & Brasenose 1962) Roy Niven (Québec & Worcester 1973) John Watson (Rhodesia & Balliol 1973) and Marian Lines Tali Farhadian Weinstein Alan Draper (New South Wales & Magdalen 1977) (New Jersey & Magdalen 1997) and Anne Niven (Natal & Pembroke 1974) Robert Long and Boaz Weinstein (North Carolina & Pembroke 1980) Jillian M. Welch Bob Peck Jan Durand (Prairies & Brasenose 1980) James Farley (Texas & Magdalen 1988) Ian Lowitt (Paul Roos Gymnasium, Olivia L. White (Ontario & Oriel 1962) and Ellen Peck Stellenbosch & Templeton 1990) (South Africa-at-Large & Merton 1987) (Utah & Merton 1997) Gordon Fell Christopher Peisch Michael Elias Ankur Luthra James Wiley (New South Wales & Balliol 1987) (Vermont & Worcester 1975) (Tasmania & Brasenose 1988) (California & Mansfi eld 2003) (New South Wales & University 1958) Chip Filson Power Corporation of Canada John Ettinger John Madden Mark R. Williams (Illinois & Merton 1966) CLASS LEADER (British Columbia & Magdalen 1961) Laurence Rabinowitz (Kansas & New College 1973) (New York & Merton 1973) Elliot F. Gerson CLASS LEADER Paul Markovich (Connecticut & Magdalen 1974) (South Africa-at-Large & Merton 1983) The Estate of Elizabeth Fallaize (North Dakota & University 1989) Daryl Williams (Western Australia & Wadham 1965) and Jessica Herzstein Claus-Jorg Rütsch Donald Melrose Brian G. Firth William Wong CLASS LEADER (South Africa-at-Large & Exeter 1972) (Tasmania & Exeter 1962) Timothy Gokey (Hong Kong & Wadham 1994) (North Dakota & New College 1983) (Germany & University 1974) Robert S. Munford III L. Yves Fortier Joseph Wood Seattle Foundation CLASS LEADER (Mississippi & Balliol 1964) (Indiana & Balliol 1963) Cheng Shiqing (Québec & Magdalen 1958) Shen Nanpeng David Newby Huang Yuangeng (Western Australia & Wadham 1966) Anonymous (1) 33 32

RHODES SCHOLARS 1940 1950 1953 DONATIONS 1955 1957 1958 1959 Participation: 40% (2013-14 17%) Participation: 9% (2013-14 14%) Participation: 31% (2013-14 31%) received 1 July 2014 – Participation: 21% (2013-14 18%) Participation: 29% (2013-14 27%) Participation: 31% (2013-14 15%) Participation: 21% (2013-14 22%) Donations received in the fi nancial 30 June 2015 Tony Honoré Herman Hamilton Edwin P. Conquest Kenneth Fisher Gordon Bjork Michael A. Boyd Mark Bewsher year 1 July 2014 – 30 June 2015 (Diocesan College, (Alabama & Exeter) (Virginia & New College) (Minnesota & Queen’s) (Washington & Keble) (Florida & Queen’s) (Tasmania & Balliol) Rondebosch & New College) Eugene Skolnikoff Donald Cragg Rex L. Jamison Clark E. Cunningham Alexander L. Fetter Paul M. Dodyk Graeme Wilson (New York & Merton) (Eastern Province & Christ Church) (Iowa & Merton) (Missouri & Exeter) (Massachusetts & Balliol) (Michigan & Magdalen) Symbol marks all those donors who and Winifred Skolnikoff Gaston Hall (Queensland & New College) Verdel A. Kolve Thomas Gelehrter John Fleming John Helliwell (Mississippi & St John’s) have contributed consecutively for the Sterling E. Soderlind (Wisconsin & Jesus) (Ohio & Wadham) (Arkansas & Jesus) (British Columbia & St John’s) (Montana & Keble) David Horsley last three fi nancial years. They are John H. Morrison Sholto Hebenton L. Yves Fortier Thomas Hill (New Zealand & Brasenose) awarded a Rhodes ‘Oxford Blue’. 1946 CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (Minnesota & University) Participation: 20% (2013-14 24%) 1951 Julian Ogilvie Thompson (New Mexico & University) (British Columbia & Keble) (Québec & Magdalen) Bradley Hosmer CLASS LEADER Roger Raab Peter S. Paine Jr. Lawrence Hartmann (North Dakota & Exeter) Kenneth C. Brown Participation: 18% (2013-14 16%) (Diocesan College, (Natal & Christ Church) (New York & Christ Church) (New York & Merton) (Canadian Forces Overseas & Balliol) Rondebosch & Worcester) C. Powell Hutton THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | Kenneth Lund Robert Solomon Richard Pfaff Samuel C.O. Holt (Colorado & Balliol) George Cawkwell W. Brown Patterson CLASS LEADER (New South Wales & Wadham) (Kansas & Magdalen) (Alabama & Christ Church) (New Zealand & Christ Church) CLASS LEADER Ronald J. Lee (New Brunswick & St Edmund Hall) Robert I. Rotberg (Minnesota & Oriel) Hugh Stretton (North Carolina & Magdalen) Gilbert Strang A.E. Dick Howard James Murray (Massachusetts & Balliol) CLASS LEADER (Virginia & Christ Church) (Victoria & Balliol) Kenneth Reich Ronald Manzer (Virginia & Merton) (New Jersey & University) (New Brunswick & University) Anthony van Ryneveld (Wisconsin & Balliol) Richard Thompson Henry Koschitzky Richard C. Pugh (Washington & University) John Schioler (Manitoba & St Edmund Hall) (Diocesan College, Stephen Stamas Robert G. McKelvey (New Hampshire & Queen’s) (Manitoba & Corpus Christi) Rondebosch & Trinity) (Massachusetts & Balliol) Keith McCall (Connecticut & Merton) J.H.Taylor Chris Van Zyl Don Smith CLASS LEADER Richard Merrill 1956 CLASS LEADER (Natal & Queen’s) CLASS LEADER (Orange Free State & Exeter) (Utah & Christ Church) (Tennessee & New College) 1947 (Ontario & Balliol) Participation: 21% (2013-14 29%) Gary R. Noble Andrew Watson in memory of Dale Johnson Sidney Noel Participation: 25% (2013-14 13%) (Michigan & Balliol) (Newfoundland & Corpus Christi) (Ontario & Merton) B. Conn Anderson (Nebraska & Worcester) (Alabama & Brasenose) George Thomas Jr. Joseph Nye George Rebh 1952 (New Jersey & Exeter) (Michigan & Magdalen) Colin G. Beer (Virginia & St John’s) Participation: 27% (2013-14 23%) 1954 and Mary Nye Frank Tatum Jr. (New Zealand & Magdalen) John Woff ord Participation: 32% (2013-14 24%) Melvin Laurence Popofsky 1960 (California & Balliol) Michael Bennett Rupert Charles Bromley (New York & Balliol) (Iowa & Oriel) Participation: 20% (2013-14 22%) (Virginia & Balliol) (Rhodesia & Christ Church) Henry Malcolm Whyte Laurie Ackermann Harold Rotman (Queensland & Balliol) William Carmichael (Cape Province & Worcester) Vincent Larson Jonathan Blake (Colorado & Balliol) (Ontario & University) (New Jersey & Trinity) Ralph D. Amado (North Dakota & Magdalen) James Wiley Alain C. Enthoven (California & New College) Geoff rey Phillips Michael Brown 1948 (Washington & New College) (New South Wales & University) (British Columbia & St John’s) Roger Bull (Rhodesia & Lincoln) Participation: 12.5% (2013-14 35%) Bernard M. Wolfe David Gilbert (Ontario & Balliol) Robert Picken Trevor Brown (Saskatchewan & Exeter) (Bermuda & Brasenose) (Colorado & St John’s) (St Andrew’s College, Ross Macdonald S. Bobo Dean Grahamstown & Trinity) (Massachusetts & New College) Edward F. Henzell (Florida & Christ Church) Robert B. Pirie CLASS LEADER (Nebraska & Magdalen) Robert G. Edge Frank Mott Trille (Queensland & St Edmund Hall) Eliot Hawkins (Georgia & Oriel) (Jamaica & St John’s) (New York & Balliol) Robert D. Sider David Hodgson (Saskatchewan & Exeter) Henry R. Glyde Ewell E. Murphy Jr. (St Andrew’s College, Anthony Jaff ey (Alberta & Wadham) (Texas & St Edmund Hall) Grahamstown & Trinity) (Rhodesia & Oriel) Donald Sniegowski (Indiana & Exeter) Clive Hildebrand Ian Macdonald Karl Lamb (Queensland & Wadham) CLASS LEADER (Colorado & Brasenose) Reginald Stanton Jon B. McLin 1949 (Ontario & Balliol) (New Jersey & Balliol) Bernard Lochtenberg (Arkansas & Wadham) Participation: 27% (2013-14 25%) (Western Australia & Brasenose) Carl A. Shiff man Robert E. Montgomery (Massachusetts & Corpus Christi) William J. Barber Robert O. Paxton (California & Magdalen) (Virginia & Merton) (Kansas & Balliol) and Francis Frank Vella Matthew Nimetz (Malta & St John’s) Sheila Barber Robin Plumbridge (New York & Balliol) Ronald Watts (St Andrew’s College, Alexander Ferguson Timothy Escott Reid CLASS LEADER Grahamstown & Trinity) (St Andrew’s College, (Ontario & Christ Church) (Ontario & Oriel) Grahamstown & Trinity) Robert Porter (South Australia & Lincoln) Paul B. Van Buren Christopher Heywood CLASS LEADER (Paul Roos Gymnasium, Paul Sheats (South Dakota & University) Stellenbosch & New College) (Maryland & Balliol) Gerard La Forest (New Brunswick & St John’s) 35 34

DONATIONS 1961 1962 1963 1964 DONATIONS 1965 1966 1967 1968 received 1 July 2014 – Participation: 41% (2013-14 31%) Participation: 36% (2013-14 24%) Participation: 31% (2013-14 25%) Participation: 29% (2013-14 17%) received 1 July 2014 – Participation: 37% (2013-14 21%) Participation: 33% (2013-14 21%) Participation: 38% (2013-14 30%) Participation: 29% (2013-14 22%) 30 June 2015 30 June 2015 Mark Baker Rex Adams Paul Bamberg Robin Boadway Ronald Bancroft John Bergeron Charles Abbot Bruce Amos (Rhodesia & Christ Church) (West Virginia & Merton) (Rhode Island & Balliol) CLASS LEADER (Maine & Oriel) (Québec & Worcester) (Alabama & New College) (Ontario & Balliol) (Saskatchewan & Exeter) Symbol marks all those William G. Bardel Charles Baillie Russell Carpenter Tom Bedford Stephen Bergman John Alexander George C. Butte (Cape Province & Trinity) (Rhode Island & New College) John Bohstedt (Natal & St Edmund Hall) (Massachusetts & Balliol) (Tennessee & Magdalen) (Arizona & New College) donors who have contributed (New Jersey & University) and Penny Bardel (Iowa & Oriel) consecutively for the last three Ed Berman Daniel A. Carrell William Bradley Gilles Berthiaume Thomas Allen Douglas Eakeley Frank Berman (Maine & Exeter) (North Carolina & Merton) Garry Brown (Missouri & Worcester) (Québec & Keble) (Maine & Wadham) CLASS LEADER fi nancial years. They are CLASS LEADER (New Jersey & University) (Cape Province & Wadham) David Cuthbertson William Holland George T.H. Cooper Andrew Brook John Beckett awarded a Rhodes ‘Oxford Blue’. (South Australia & Magdalen) Graham Bond (New Brunswick & Brasenose) (Nebraska & Lincoln) CLASS LEADER (Alberta & Queen’s) (New Zealand & Merton) John Finley Michael Cook (Nova Scotia & University) (New Brunswick & Magdalen) (Queensland & Balliol) James Farley Richard Klass Kenneth Carty (New York & New College) David R. Bock Gregory Brandt (Ontario & Oriel) (New York & Trinity) Thomas Cotton (New Brunswick & Jesus) (Idaho & Jesus) William A. Fletcher Richard M. Cooper (Texas & New College) (Washington & Merton) (Saskatchewan & Balliol) Alan K. Henrikson William Lewis Ian Clark Kenneth Brecher THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | (Pennsylvania & University) and Melinda Howe Dean Copeland (Iowa & Balliol) (Virginia & New College) (British Columbia & Magdalen) (Illinois & New College) Richard French Bo Cutter CLASS LEADER (Mississippi & St John’s) Shaukat Khan Philip H. Martin Alan Gayer William M. Clark Tad Campion (Virginia & Balliol) (Massachusetts & Balliol) (British Columbia & Magdalen) Vijay Datta CLASS LEADER (Illinois & Magdalen) (North Carolina & Magdalen) (New Hampshire & Queen’s) (Pakistan & Brasenose) D. Michael Grace Lee Johnston (India & New College) Eric McAllister John J. Gearen Stewart Early Alastair Christie (Ontario & St John’s) (Indiana & Merton) (Rhodesia & St Catherine’s) David Eisenberg Brian B.H. King (Nova Scotia & Brasenose) CLASS LEADER (Victoria & Exeter) (Rhodesia & Exeter) Ross Hamachek (Pennsylvania & Brasenose) Boisfeuillet Jones (Illinois & Queen’s) Robert P. McNeill Benjamin Heineman (Wisconsin & New College) William Clendaniel (Georgia & Exeter) and Lucy Eisenberg John Kirby (Indiana & New College) (Illinois & Balliol) and Curt Hessler (Vermont & Merton) (Virginia & Merton) Colin Hoff man (California & Balliol) Robert Kimberly Joseph Price Cristine Russell Heineman William M. Hartmann CLASS LEADER John Doyle (Connecticut & New College) Andrew Ledingham (Mississippi & Worcester) David E. Kendall (Iowa & Lincoln) (Rhodesia & University) Peter Hewson (South Australia & Magdalen) and Christine Hartmann (Rhodesia & University) Stanley Sanders (Cape Province & Trinity) (Indiana & Worcester) Robert D. McCallum Jr. Morton Kahan John Fenwick (Tennessee & Christ Church) William Megill (California & Magdalen) Richard Marston Duane W. Krohnke CLASS LEADER Nicholas Hope (Queensland & New College) CLASS LEADER (Maine & Balliol) David Millener (Iowa & Worcester) Brian L. Scarfe (Connecticut & Balliol) (Tasmania & Balliol) (Ontario & St Edmund Hall) Barry Forman (New Zealand & St Catherine’s) (British Columbia & St John’s) Michael Martin John Madden Robert Kudrle John Timothy Londergan (Massachusetts & Worcester) Donald Melrose (Iowa & New College) Paul Parish (British Columbia & Magdalen) Robert Smythe (Oregon & Merton) (Delaware & Merton) (Tasmania & Exeter) Michael A. Fredrickson (Mississippi & Christ Church) Murray McLachlan (New Jersey & Exeter) and Venetia Kudrle Douglas McCalla Stephen R. Munzer (Minnesota & Jesus) Robert Ogilvie (Kansas & Corpus Christi) Thomas Reinecke (Natal & Wadham) Malcolm Treadgold (Alberta & Oriel) (British Caribbean & Jesus) David J. Lutzer David C. Hardesty (Wisconsin & St John’s) Stephen Meintjes (Western Australia & Christ Church) (Nebraska & Balliol) William C. McGrew David Newby (West Virginia & Queen’s) Bruce Partridge (Western Australia & Wadham) Frederic Ris (St Andrew’s College, Sam Westbrook (Oklahoma & Merton) (New Jersey & New College) Breon Mitchell Derek Hum (Colorado & Wadham) Grahamstown & Trinity) (Alaska & Trinity) (Kansas & University) Richard Ruffi n Robert Rawson (New Brunswick & Exeter) and Ayliff e Ris David Roe (Virginia & Lincoln) CLASS LEADER James S. Moose Timothy Wilson Robert S. Munford III Kim Mackenzie (Colorado & Pembroke) (Ohio & New College) Andrew B. Sancton (Arkansas & Magdalen) (Diocesan College, (Mississippi & Balliol) Philip Slayton (Alberta & St Peter’s) Judson Sheridan Rondebosch & Lincoln) Donald Regan (Québec & Queen’s) Fred L. Morrison Paul M. Pressly CLASS LEADER Karl A. Marlantes (Minnesota & Trinity) (Manitoba & Exeter) (Tennessee & Magdalen) Daniel Singer (Kansas & Exeter) Joseph Wood (Georgia & Balliol) (Oregon & University) Jeff rey F. Sicha (Indiana & Balliol) Robert Spearman Michael Spence (New York & Balliol) Antony Polonsky Thomas Rowe Jr. Stephen Oxman (Ohio & Corpus Christi) (North Carolina & Merton) CLASS LEADER Richard Stearns (Transvaal & Worcester) (Michigan & Balliol) (New Jersey & New College) (Ontario & Magdalen) (California & Balliol) Brijraj Singh Andrew Spray Gaines Post Wasim Sajjad Peter Pedersen (India & Lincoln) (British Columbia & St John’s) William White Thomas S. Williamson Jr. (Wisconsin & New College) CLASS LEADER (Nebraska & Oriel) (Mississippi & New College) (Massachusetts & Balliol) Norton F. Tennille (Pakistan & Wadham) Keith Stevenson John T. Reid Kent Price (North Carolina & Balliol) (South African College School, (New Zealand & University) Lee Saperstein (Montana & Pembroke) Newlands & Trinity) Arthur R.A. Scace Terence Veeman (Montana & Queen’s) (Saskatchewan & Exeter) Paul Tichauer Robert Randolph CLASS LEADER (Virginia & Magdalen) (Ontario & Corpus Christi) (Québec & Queen’s) Paul Tipping Stephen Schaff ran Brian Tulloch (California & Balliol) (Rhodesia & St John’s) (New Zealand & St John’s) Richard L. Schaper Timothy A. Vanderver Jr. Boudewyn Van Oort (New York & University) (Ontario & University) (Alabama & Exeter) and Anita Ostrom George Vella-Coleiro Daryl Williams (Malta & Oriel) (Western Australia & Wadham) Robert Stillwell (South Carolina & Oriel) 37 36

DONATIONS 1969 1970 1971 1972 DONATIONS 1973 1974 1975 1976 received 1 July 2014 – Participation: 20% (2013-14 22%) Participation: 30% (2013-14 25%) Participation: 28% (2013-14 21%) Participation: 28% (2013-14 19%) received 1 July 2014 – Participation: 33% (2013-14 23%) Participation: 38% (2013-14 31%) Participation: 16% (2013-14 16%) Participation: 33% (2013-14 25%) 30 June 2015 30 June 2015 Derek Allen Jaynie Anderson Joseph L. Badaracco William Bishop Marshall Bautz Michael Abrahams Peter Carfagna John A. Ausink (Ontario & Magdalen) (Rhodes Visiting Fellow & St Hugh’s) (Missouri & Pembroke) (Newfoundland & Magdalen) (Illinois & Balliol) (Jamaica & Exeter) (Ohio & University) (Wyoming & Merton) Symbol marks all those Bill Andrews Brian Belchers Richard J. Balfour Bruce Bjerke Kim Beazley Nicholas W. Allard and Rita Carfagna James G. Basker (Bermuda & St Edmund Hall) (St Andrew’s College, (Washington & Hertford) (Western Australia & Balliol) CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER donors who have contributed (Québec & St Edmund Hall) Clayton Christensen Grahamstown & Hertford) (New York & Merton) CLASS LEADER (Oregon & Christ Church) Alan Gelb Shom Bhattacharya Thomas E. Carbonneau Paul Blustein consecutively for the last three (Utah & Queen’s) (Natal & Hertford) Bruce Boucher (India & Exeter) (Maine & St John’s) (Wisconsin & Merton) Maurice Burke William Brundage fi nancial years. They are CLASS LEADER (Montana & Exeter) (Alaska & Pembroke) Marc E. Lackritz Willie C. Bogan Keith Ellison Andrew Brown Patrick C. Haden awarded a Rhodes ‘Oxford Blue’. (Alabama & Magdalen) (California & Worcester) (New Jersey & Wadham) (Michigan & Brasenose) (Colorado & Magdalen) (New Zealand & Worcester) John Carter Phillip L. Bryden Charles Engles (Arizona & Hertford) Griffi th R. Harsh, IV (Maritimes & Balliol) George Laurence Robert Buckley Brian G. Firth Michael Cannon (Arkansas & University) (Alabama & New College) (Cape Province & University) (New Brunswick & Worcester) (South Africa-at-Large & Exeter) (Missouri & University) Vir Chauhan Hans-Paul Bürkner James M. Fallows (India & St Catherine’s) and Margaret C. Whitman CLASS LEADER Richard Menaker Patrick J. Call Mervyn Frost Geoff rey E.L. Dougherty THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | (California & Queen’s) (Germany & St Catherine’s) CLASS LEADER (Oregon & St John’s) (Transvaal & University) (Québec & Worcester) Richard Cogswell Paul M. Hunt Edwin Cameron (Virginia & New College) Ian Glenday Graham Glenday Richard Haass (Tasmania & St Peter’s) (Michigan & University) (South African College School, John Churchill (South Africa-at-Large & Keble) (Cape Province & Corpus Christi) (Florida & Wadham) Peter Cruse John Matheson Steven Michaud Newlands & Magdalen) (Arkansas & New College) (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol) (New Zealand & Worcester) William J. Cronon (Minnesota & Jesus) Hervé Gouraige Chris T. Hendrickson Eric Hanson Stephen Ferruolo (Wisconsin & Jesus) (New York & Merton) (Washington & Balliol) Roger Davis Michael G. McCaff ery Patrick Norton (Michigan & Balliol) CLASS LEADER Chesley Crosbie (Pennsylvania & New College) (Rhode Island & St John’s) Robert Haar F.W. Johnson (New South Wales & Pembroke) (Pennsylvania & Merton) Peter Hempenstall CLASS LEADER (California & Balliol) (Saskatchewan & Exeter) C. Sean Day Christopher Peisch Michael A. Ponsor (Queensland & Magdalen) Donald J. Gogel (Newfoundland & Balliol) (South African College School, (Vermont & Worcester) (Minnesota & Pembroke) CLASS LEADER Peter Lewy John Kahn Murray Jamieson Newlands & Oriel) Laurie Dunbar (New Jersey & Balliol) (South African College School, (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol) Michael Poliakoff Bob Rae CLASS LEADER and Ginny Day (Maritimes & Wadham) CLASS LEADER Larry R. Grisham Newlands & Balliol) (New Jersey & Corpus Christi) (New Zealand & Merton) Wilhelm Kleppmann Eckart Förster (Ontario & Balliol) (Texas & University) Robert Luskin (Germany & Merton) Alan Draper Clay Rolader David Phillip Jones (Natal & Pembroke) (Germany & Balliol) Chris Sherwell David Kuter (Illinois & New College) (Georgia & Oriel) (Alberta & Balliol) Timothy T. Lupfer Robert S. Harrison (Rhodesia & Corpus Christi) (Wisconsin & Magdalen) Alan Morinis (New Jersey & Christ Church) Rod Eddington Michael Sandel Kent Keith (Western Australia & Lincoln) (New Jersey & St John’s) Richard Lee (Ontario & Magdalen) (Massachusetts & Balliol) David Williams (Hawaii & Oriel) Fred Manget Paul Hasse (New Zealand & Balliol) CLASS LEADER Hugh Porteous (Georgia & Oriel) Elliot F. Gerson Gregory Petsko (New South Wales & Worcester) (Connecticut & Magdalen) (Texas & Pembroke) CLASS LEADER Yves-Marie Morissette (Virginia & Merton) (Saskatchewan & Balliol) and Jessica Herzstein Steven Holtzman George Ligler (Québec & Exeter) Eric Redman (South Carolina & Queen’s) (Michigan & Corpus Christi) Jürgen Reitmaier Roy Niven Bruns H. Grayson (Washington & Magdalen) (Germany & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER Timothy Lancaster Augustus Lilly (Rhodesia & Balliol) (California & University) (Bermuda & Corpus Christi) Jeff rey Rudman (Newfoundland & University) Gerald L. Sauer and Anne Niven (Massachusetts & New College) (Missouri & Balliol) David Hamer C. Seth Landefeld Peter McNaughton Geoff rey Pasvol and Susan Fried (New Zealand & Balliol) (Ontario & Merton) (Ohio & New College) David Skegg (South African College School, Charles Shanor Thomas Neville (New Zealand & Balliol) Newlands & St Catherine’s) William Hughson Arthur Milne (Florida & Christ Church) (Connecticut & New College) (Alberta & St Peter’s) (Alberta & Magdalen) Harold W. Stanley Ralph Smith Patrick A. Shea Robert Rosenfeld (Alabama & Worcester) CLASS LEADER Malcolm Hunter Richard Morales (New York & Christ Church) (Utah & New College) (Indiana & Corpus Christi) Byron Trauger (Alabama & Corpus Christi) (Maine & St Catherine’s) Alan Tonkyn David Walton (Tennessee & University) John Tillman David Lawther Johnson Steven Nelson (Natal & New College) (Arizona & Magdalen) (St Andrew’s College, Jack Zoeller (Oregon & Queen’s) (Indiana & New College) Rick Trainor Grahamstown & New College) (New York & University) Jim Titerle Alex Kerr Teck Chin Ong (Rhode Island & Merton) Alfred Wurglitz (Nova Scotia & Exeter) (Florida & Balliol) (Malaysia & Wadham) (Colorado & University) Paul Viita Michael Tselentis Peter Lutzeie David Pitman (Massachusetts & Balliol) (Rhodesia & Magdalen) (Germany & Merton) (South Africa-at-Large & Merton) Lippold von Klencke Michael Waters Sandy MacIver Chisanga Puta-Chekwe CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (New Brunswick & Merton) CLASS LEADER (Germany & St John’s) (Alabama & Merton) (Zambia & Exeter) C. Thomas McMillen Mark R. Williams (Maryland & University) John Rex-Waller (Kansas & New College) (Rhodesia & Hertford) Robert Mitchell (North Dakota & Merton) David Scobey (Connecticut & New College) Michael Oristaglio (Pennsylvania & University) Salim Yusuf (India & St John’s) Claus-Jorg Rütsch CLASS LEADER (Germany & University) Paul Singer (Québec & New College) Ramaswamy Sudarshan (India & Balliol) 38 39

DONATIONS Susan Goodkin DONATIONS Andreas Poensgen 1977 1978 1979 (New York & Balliol) 1981 1982 1983 (Germany & University) received 1 July 2014 – Participation: 21% (2013-14 16%) Participation: 34% (2013-14 22%) Participation: 23% (2013-14 11%) Andrea Hollen received 1 July 2014 – Participation: 43% (2013-14 16%) Participation: 30% (2013-14 21%) Participation: 54% (2013-14 25%) Lois Quam 30 June 2015 (Pennsylvania & Magdalen 1980) 30 June 2015 (Minnesota & Trinity) Michael Allen Mark Agrast Hugh Corder Nicola Bessell Thomas C. Berg Antony Ball (Jamaica) (Ohio & New College) (Diocesan College, Matthew Jocelyn (Newfoundland & Exeter) (Illinois & Lincoln) (St Andrew’s College, Aditya Rana Rondebosch & Keble) (Maritimes & Lady Margaret Hall) Grahamstown & Pembroke) (India & Merton) Symbol marks all those Sarah J. Deutsch Jennifer Barber Susan Billington Harper Daniel Bloomfi eld (Illinois & St Catherine’s) (Massachusetts & Wadham) Glenn Fine Ann Jorns CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER Peter Binks Michael Rennie donors who have contributed (Pennsylvania & Pembroke) (Kansas & St Catherine’s) (Maryland & DC & Balliol) (New Jersey & St John’s) (Tasmania & St John’s) (Western Australia & Worcester) consecutively for the last three Melanie Dobson Mark A. Bradley (Nova Scotia & Somerville) (Virginia & Christ Church) John Glover Susan L. Karamanian Jeff rey Burack John A. Board Brenda Buttner David Robertson fi nancial years. They are (Victoria & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER (Québec & University) (Virginia & Wadham) (Nevada & Balliol) (South Australia & Magdalen) Peter Fairey Carter Brandon (Alabama & Somerville) awarded a Rhodes ‘Oxford Blue’. CLASS LEADER (Massachusetts & Balliol) Charles Goodgame Melissa Burch Yolande Brown Chan David Cohen John Roome (British Columbia & Magdalen) (Florida & Oriel) Mary King (North Carolina & Exeter) (Jamaica & Hertford) (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol) (South African College School, Fred Cohen (California & Jesus) Newlands & Lady Margaret Hall) John Floras CLASS LEADER David Hamill Ila Burdette Michael Chan Charles Conn (Ontario & Magdalen) (Florida & Wolfson) (Queensland & Queen’s) Gary Lawrence (Georgia & Christ Church) (British Caribbean & Lincoln) (Massachusetts & Balliol) Claudena Skran CLASS LEADER (Michigan & Magdalen) THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | Edgar C. Gentle and Carolyn Klebanoff Bryan Hillis (Ontario & St Edmund Hall) Craig Canine Brad Chism David E. Duncombe THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | CLASS LEADER (Iowa & New College) (Mississippi & Exeter) (Wyoming & Wadham) Nancy Sturman Eric Fornell (Prairies & Keble) Ronald D. Lee (New Zealand & New College) (Alabama & Pembroke) (Michigan & Magdalen) Jeff ry Jackson (California & Balliol) Timothy Cumming Wendy Erber Christopher Eisgruber Eileen E. Gillese CLASS LEADER (Australia-at-Large & St John’s) (Oregon & University) Terrence Tehranian Murray Fulton (Texas & University) David Levine (Hawaii & Magdalen) (Alberta & Wadham) (Prairies & Exeter) (South Africa-at-Large & Oriel) and Gary Hoff man Mary Kiechel (Alaska & New College) David Frederick and Robert D. Badun Wade Dyke CLASS LEADER Jeff rey Telgarsky Barbara Grewe (Alabama & Pembroke) Robert Long Laurence S. Grafstein (Prairies & Brasenose) Douglas Holmgren CLASS LEADER (Wisconsin & New College) (Ontario & Balliol) (Texas & University) Paul Kumleben (North Carolina & Pembroke) (Oregon & Magdalen) (Michigan & St Hilda’s) Daniel C. Esty Timothy Gokey Paul Vaaler CLASS LEADER John H. McCall MacBain Donald Hawthorne (Minnesota & Worcester) Randall Kennedy Anne Haight (Natal & University) CLASS LEADER (Ohio & Balliol) (North Dakota & New College) CLASS LEADER (Massachusetts & Balliol) and Katherine Vaaler (Maryland & Balliol) (Montana & Somerville) David Lodge (Québec & Wadham) Shaun Johnson Mark R. Hagerott Danielle Fontaine (Washington & Hertford) John Wylie Daryl Koehn Jane Harding (Georgia & Christ Church) Christopher Miller CLASS LEADER (Kansas & Brasenose) (New Zealand & Brasenose) CLASS LEADER (South Africa-at-Large & (Queensland & Balliol) Robert Maloney CLASS LEADER William Halter (Québec & St John’s) St Catherine’s) Hoke Perkins Jacques Hurtubise (California & Magdalen) (Tennessee & Merton) (Arkansas & St John’s) Rebecca Gray (Alabama & Oriel) (Québec & Trinity) and Nicole Maloney Eli Nathans Ralph King Cora Hoexter (Michigan & Trinity) (Victoria & Merton) Andrew Rosenheim Dusty Huscher (Connecticut & Queen’s) (South Africa-at-Large & Brasenose) Nancy-Ann Min DeParle Deborah Jacobs (Illinois & Pembroke) (Missouri & Magdalen) (Tennessee & Balliol) Kathrin Day Lassila Peter Kanowski Ralph Osterwoldt (Massachusetts & Magdalen) Denise Thal Preston Hutchings (British Columbia & St Anne’s) (Iowa & Trinity) (Australia-at-Large & St John’s) Robin Russin Edward Johnson (Michigan & Jesus) (Bermuda & Christ Church) CLASS LEADER Michael Penington Graham Light Elizabeth Kiss (Alabama & University) (Zimbabwe & St Peter’s) John Watson Louise Nelson (Wyoming & Corpus Christi) (Australia-at-Large & New College) (Virginia & Balliol) CLASS LEADER (Rhodes Visiting Fellow & St Anne’s) Thomas Smith Karl Knapp Bruce Reed Richard Klingler Erik Pioro (Idaho & Pembroke) (New South Wales & Magdalen) Martin Poppe (Idaho & Lincoln) (Prairies & Magdalen) (Idaho & Lincoln) (Ohio & St John’s) Elizabeth Woods (Germany & Magdalen) Karen L. Stevenson Nicholas Kristof David Rose Keith Krause Max Price (Oregon & Magdalen) (Queensland & Wadham) James Retallack CLASS LEADER (South Africa-at-Large & Magdalen) (Queensland & Balliol) (Prairies & Balliol) (Ontario & St John’s) (Maryland & DC & Magdalen) Guy Lancaster Lawrence J. Vale Marvin Krislov Bror V.H. Saxberg (Bermuda & Corpus Christi) Banuta Rubess (Washington & Merton) (Illinois & New College) (Connecticut & Magdalen) Donald Markwell (Ontario & St Antony’s) Michele S. Warman John Lazar David Schatz (Queensland & Trinity) Susan Russ 1980 (Virginia & New College) CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER Bill McLendon (New York & Magdalen) (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol) (Tennessee & Somerville) Participation: 53% (2013-14 29%) Adam Schulman (Mississippi & Oriel) and Larry Hirschfi eld Kim A. Severson (Illinois & Balliol) Andrew Lynk William Altman Robert Morstein-Marx Stephen Wilkinson (Maritimes & Balliol) (Minnesota & Somerville) Mortimer N.S. Sellers (Texas & Pembroke) (Colorado & Wadham) (South Australia & New College) Ron Stevenson (Pennsylvania & University) Mark Martins and Danguole Altman Mary G. Murphy Heather Wilson (Maryland & Balliol) (Newfoundland & Oriel) Athan Shaka Betsy Anderson Roe CLASS LEADER (New Hampshire & Jesus) Jane Nelson Gordon G. Wong (Utah & Lincoln) (New York & St Catherine’s) (Wisconsin & Brasenose) Samuel D. Zurier (Zimbabwe & Magdalen) (British Columbia & Magdalen) Marc Tessier-Lavigne Amrita Cheema Vishwajit Nimgaonkar (Rhode Island & Balliol) Andrew Nevin (Québec & New College) (India & Balliol) (India & Exeter) (Ontario & Balliol) Craig Underwood Sandra Ann Colbourne Mary Peckham Raymond Paretzky (West Virginia & Queen’s) (South Dakota & Magdalen) (Newfoundland & Corpus Christi) (New York & Trinity) Nicholas Von Maltzahn Gordon Crovitz Debra Slade and Karen Zacharia (Maritimes & Lincoln) (Prairies & Magdalen) (Illinois & Wadham) Pierre Piché Jillian M. Welch Peter Stamos Steven A. Crown (Prairies & Brasenose) CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (California & Worcester) (Québec & Keble) (Washington & Queen’s) Andrew Wilkinson and Soonmee Cha CLASS LEADER Donald Elder (Prairies & Magdalen) Jessica Teich (New Zealand & Wolfson) (Connecticut & Magdalen) Clark Ervin Philip Van Ryneveld (Texas & St Catherine’s) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Ihor Fedorowycz University) (Michigan & Queen’s) Daniel Vincent Ross Frank (Ontario & Merton) (New Mexico & Merton) Jonathan Watt-Pringle (Natal & Keble) 41 40

DONATIONS 1984 1985 1987 1988 DONATIONS 1989 1990 1991 1993 received 1 July 2014 – Participation: 28% (2013-14 25%) Participation: 13% (2013-14 25%) Participation: 26% (2013-14 18%) Participation: 23% (2013-14 1%) received 1 July 2014 – Participation: 19% (2013-14 14%) Participation: 26% (2013-14 17%) Participation: 11% (2013-14 6%) Participation: 24% (2013-14 7%) 30 June 2015 30 June 2015 Dominic Barton Lance Bultena V. Mary Abraham John Caccia Gerald J. Cardinale Christoph Avenarius Kate Cochrane-Brink Charles Day CLASS LEADER (South Dakota & Jesus) CLASS LEADER (Ontario & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER (Germany & St John’s) (Ontario & St John’s) (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen) (British Columbia & Brasenose) (Maritimes & St Antony’s) (Pennsylvania & Christ Church) Symbol marks all those David Kirk Sarah Campbell Georgie Boge Carl D. Marci Rhys Edwards Donald Bobiash (New Zealand & Worcester) Malcolm E.O. Brown (Mississippi & Corpus Christi) Eu-Gene Cheah (Illinois & Christ Church) (Pennsylvania & St Catherine’s) (Tasmania & Brasenose) donors who have contributed (Prairies & Balliol) Bronek Masojada (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & David Cash (Malaysia & Magdalen) David A. Campbell Elizabeth A. McLeish Maris Fravel consecutively for the last three Worcester) Penelope Brook CLASS LEADER (Bermuda & St John’s) Ike Chioke (Texas & St John’s) (British Columbia & (Vermont & New College) fi nancial years. They are (New Zealand & Nuffi eld) (South Africa-at-Large & Trinity) Desiree Cox and Judith Landsberg (Nigeria & Wadham) Mark Chiba Lady Margaret Hall) James Hall (Commonwealth Caribbean & awarded a Rhodes ‘Oxford Blue’. Timothy Evans and Jane Masojada Robert Foster (Victoria & St John’s) Todd Peterson (Ireland & Wolfson) Pembroke) Richard Chin CLASS LEADER Stuart Munsch (Kansas & St John’s) (Ontario & St Catherine’s) David Cumberbatch (South Dakota & Balliol) Florian Heupel (Ontario & University) Robert Dow (North Dakota & Hertford) and Christina Hyun Doug Hallward-Driemeier (Commonwealth Caribbean & Juliana Snelling (Germany & Merton) (Illinois & Brasenose) David Goddard (Missouri & Hertford) Templeton) (Bermuda & St John’s) Edward Roelofse Michael Elias Mark E. Lundstrom THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | (New Zealand & University) Elizabeth Elbourne (Paul Roos Gymnasium, (Tasmania & Brasenose) Sarah K. Harding Jan Durand Leonard P. Stark CLASS LEADER Stellenbosch & Queen’s) (Ontario & St Antony’s) Michael Hasselmo Charles Galunic (Maritimes & Lincoln) (Paul Roos Gymnasium, (Delaware & Magdalen) (Washington & New College) (Minnesota & Corpus Christi) Gordon Fell Stellenbosch & Templeton) Ronald Tenpas (Ontario & Keble) Christian Illies Dorothy Steane Nnenna Lynch (Pennsylvania & Balliol) (New South Wales & Balliol) Christopher Hedrick Brian Glasser (Germany & Magdalen) Lesley Fellows (Tasmania & University) (New York & St John’s) (Washington & Magdalen) Astrid Guttmann (Maritimes & Balliol) Ursula S. Werner (West Virginia & Lincoln) and Friederike Illies Fiona Stewart Pamela McElwee (Florida & Magdalen) (Québec & New College) (Kansas & Wadham) Storrs Hoen Bryan Hassel Liam Kelly Kim Grose Moore (Québec & Lady Margaret Hall) (Tennessee & Keble) Prabhat Jha (New York & Jesus) Robert Seumus Woods CLASS LEADER (Queensland & Magdalen) Graham Thomas Kirsten McKenzie (Prairies & Magdalen) Raymond Lim (Prairies & Exeter) (Tennessee & Balliol) Paul Markovich Mary Hale Tolar CLASS LEADER (South Africa-at-Large & Magdalen) (Singapore & Balliol) William Lipscomb (Kansas & Lincoln) (Diocesan College, James Himes (North Dakota & University) Julie Mikuta (Virginia & Balliol) Rondebosch & Brasenose) Jay MacLeod 1986 (New Jersey & St Edmund Hall) Jennifer P. Michael Karl G. Hansen (Louisiana & Somerville) (New Hampshire & Pembroke) Andrew Lopatin Ekkehard Kasper (Alabama & Christ Church) (Ontario & Merton) Stephen Morgan Participation: 21% (2013-14 13%) (Massachusetts & Hertford) Sean O. Mahoney (Germany & St John’s) E. Scott Pretorius Jennifer Howard-Grenville 1992 (Ohio & Balliol) (Illinois & New College) Suneel Apte Ian Lowitt Stace Lindsay (North Carolina & University) (Alberta & New College) Fayyaz Nurmohamed (South Africa-at-Large & Merton) Participation: 15% (2013-14 8%) Gareth Penny (India & St Catherine’s) CLASS LEADER Brian Rolfes Suresh Jesuthasan (British Columbia & St John’s) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Kenneth H. Bobroff Andrew McJannet (Montana & St Anne’s) (Prairies & Wadham) (Malaysia & Lincoln) Douglas Beck Niles Pierce St Edmund Hall) (St Andrew’s College, (New Mexico & Brasenose) Sarah McNamer and Brad Berg Janelle Larson CLASS LEADER (California & Christ Church) Grahamstown & St Edmund Hall) (California & New College) Hugh Possingham Alec Cameron (Montana & Merton) Jay Rubenstein (Kansas & Worcester) Faith Salie (Australia-at-Large & St John’s) Mark Ouweleen (New South Wales & University) Russ Muirhead (Oklahoma & St John’s) Denise Meyer Jodi Evans (Georgia & Magdalen) (Maryland & Lincoln) (Prairies & Magdalen) Javed Siddiqi Ken Crouse (New Hampshire & Balliol) Catherine Vinot (South Africa-at-Large & New College) Jeff rey Seidman (Ontario & Christ Church) Susan Pepin (Wyoming & Lincoln) Ann Nicholson CLASS LEADER Burt Monroe Greg Gunn (Maryland & Balliol) (Oklahoma & St John’s) Judith Stoddart (Victoria & St John’s) (Australia-at-Large & Balliol) (Kentucky & Lincoln) (Connecticut & Oriel) Forbes Elworthy Ruju Bhatt Srivastava (Michigan & Wadham) Barbara Petzen CLASS LEADER Errol Norwitz Tanya L. Pollard Marnie Hughes Warrington (Michigan & Balliol) CLASS LEADER Kevin Thurm (New Zealand & Lady Margaret Hall) (South Africa-at-Large & University) (Maine & Magdalen) (Tasmania & Merton) (Georgia & University) Sara Toomey (New York & Pembroke) Theodore Smith Derek Y. Kunimoto (Massachusetts & Worcester) Janet Kentridge Patrick Pichette Marilynn J. Richtarik John Vlahoplus (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol) (Kansas & Jesus) (Missouri & Jesus) (Hawaii & Magdalen) (Québec & Pembroke) Janice Ugaki (South Carolina & Trinity) and Matt Bolch Alison Van Rooy Todd Millay CLASS LEADER Philip C. Ma Robert W. Radtke (Saskatchewan & University) CLASS LEADER (Oregon & Christ Church) (Idaho & St Antony’s) (Massachusetts & New College) Michael Stein (South Africa-at-Large & Lincoln) (Manitoba & Lincoln) Vanessa Morphet Pierre Van Hoeylandt John David Melin Alwyn Smith CLASS LEADER Stephen Wayland (South Africa-at-Large & Wadham) (Germany & Magdalen) (Paul Roos Gymnasium, (Saskatchewan & Exeter) (South African College School, Stellenbosch & Templeton) Lisette Nieves Robert Wilkinson Newlands & Brasenose) (New York & Corpus Christi) (Diocesan College, Gregg Meyer Ute Wartenberg Kagan (New York & Oriel) David Wilson Rondebosch & Balliol) (Germany & Corpus Christi) Eruch Nowrojee (Colorado & New College) (Kenya & St Antony’s) Elizabeth J. Murphy Jacob Weisberg (Florida & Magdalen) (Illinois & New College) Brian Reed and Elizabeth Weise (Kentucky & Magdalen) Eric Olson Peter Ruprecht (Minnesota & Merton) (Idaho & St John’s) Tim Orton Sanjeev Sanyal CLASS LEADER (India & St John’s) (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen) Lai Leng Soh Daniel Promislow (Singapore & Trinity) (British Columbia & Merton) Robert A. Sternfels Kerry Stirton (California & Worcester) CLASS LEADER (Manitoba & Magdalen) Kimberly Strong (Newfoundland & St John’s) Virgil O. Wiebe (Kansas & Jesus) Wrenn Wooten (Arkansas & Exeter) 43 42

DONATIONS Diane Nalini de Kerckhove Benjamin Rimmer DONATIONS Meghana Narayan 1994 CLASS LEADER 1996 (Victoria & Balliol) 1999 (India & Oriel) 2002 2003 received 1 July 2014 – Participation: 24% (2013-14 11%) (Québec & Balliol) Participation: 26% (2013-14 10%) Anthony Roediger received 1 July 2014 – Participation: 13% (2013-14 10%) Holger Nehring Participation: 28% (2013-14 17%) Participation: 20% (2013-14 17%) 30 June 2015 Alexander Düring (South Australia & Magdalen) 30 June 2015 (Germany & University) Laurel Baig (Germany & Christ Church) Malaika Amneus Bobak R. Azamian Ben Allgrove Mark Abrahamson Pardis C. Sabeti Inosi Nyatta (British Columbia & St John’s) (Nevada & Lincoln) CLASS LEADER (South Australia & Magdalen) (South Africa-at-Large & Wadham) Pierre Faber (Florida & New College) (Kenya & Magdalen), Peter Bance (Texas & St John’s) Symbol marks all those (South Africa-at-Large & Keble) Tobias H. Ayer Beth Truesdale in memory of John Silvester Ingrid Barnsley Benjamin L. Champion (Maritimes & University) (Vermont & Worcester) Walter R. Cooper (East Africa & Jesus 1953) (Australia-at-Large & Merton) (Kansas & Balliol) donors who have contributed Vishal Gulati (Minnesota & Wadham) Jonathan Bays (Indiana & St Anne’s) consecutively for the last three (India) David Bonfi li François van der Spuy Elisha Peterson Alexis R. Blane Eliana Close (Prairies & Balliol) (West Virginia & Lincoln) Susan Dando (California & Magdalen) (North Carolina & St John’s) (Alberta & St Catherine’s) Mallory Ann Hayes (South Africa-at-Large & fi nancial years. They are CLASS LEADER Robert Bowyer (Alabama & Merton) Jennifer DeVoe New College) Neelaksh K. Varshney Neil Brown Amar Dhand awarded a Rhodes ‘Oxford Blue’. (Zimbabwe & Trinity) (Tasmania & Magdalen) Benjamin Jones (Montana & St Peter’s) Olivia L. White (Alabama & Corpus Christi) CLASS LEADER (Saskatchewan & Green) Hélène Deacon (Iowa & Merton) Jean-Sebastien Caux (Massachusetts & Magdalen) Neil Fenton (Utah & Merton) Wiesner Vos Nicholas Ferreira (Québec & St John’s) (Prince Edward Island & Queen’s) David Klemm CLASS LEADER (Paul Roos Gymnasium, Kimberley Brownlee (South Africa-at-Large & Wolfson) (Prairies & New College) Christopher Douglas Stellenbosch & Brasenose) (Québec & Corpus Christi)

Francis Chong (Germany & Hertford) Charlotte Fiala THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | CLASS LEADER (Singapore & St Antony’s) Michelle Gavin 1998 Elizabeth Young McNally Katharine T. Buzicky (Germany & St Antony’s) Drew Lamonica Arms (Massachusetts & Balliol) (Arizona & Lincoln) CLASS LEADER (Minnesota & St John’s) Kuseni Dlamini (Louisiana & Lincoln) Participation: 20% (2013-14 13%) Fiona Herring Sophie Dumont (Connecticut & Worcester) CLASS LEADER Laura Nell Hodo Dominique Chaput (Bermuda & Brasenose) Kezia Lange (Québec & Merton) (South Africa-at-Large & St Peter’s) (Tennessee & Merton) Valerie Brader (New Brunswick & Linacre) (South Africa-at-Large & Christ Church) Anthony P. House (Idaho & Keble) Jeff rey Manns Philip Doyle Michael Huggins Pavan Cheruvu (Washington & Christ Church) Elizabeth Leane (Virginia & St Antony’s) 2001 (Ontario & St Hugh’s) (Queensland & New College) Rachel Buxton (Florida & Balliol) (South Australia & Magdalen) Hammad Khan (South Australia & Hertford) Robert McGill Participation: 21% (2013-14 12%) Sean Fahey Eric Itambo Albert Cho CLASS LEADER Sarah Light (Ontario & Wadham) (Maryland & Pembroke) (Kenya & Templeton) Mauro De Lorenzo CLASS LEADER (Pakistan & Wolfson) (Massachusetts & Magdalen) Emily Baragwanath (Delaware & Linacre) Siobhan Phillips (Arizona & Jesus) Daniel Fletcher Chimène I.R. Keitner (New Zealand & Magdalen) Ankur Luthra Darren Littlejohn (New York & New College) (Texas & New College) (Maritimes & New College) Patrick Hayden David Claus (California & Mansfi eld) CLASS LEADER Andrew Black (Québec & Balliol) Divya Rajaraman (British Columbia & New College) Clemens Glaubitz (Newfoundland & Magdalen) Barnaby Marsh (South Africa-at-Large & Exeter) Tamson Pietsch CLASS LEADER (Germany & St Cross) (Alaska & Magdalen) Leslie Kendrick Seth Bodnar Vivek H. Krishnamurthy (Australia-at-Large & New College) Carol McQueen (Kentucky & Magdalen) (Botswana & St Antony’s) Benjamin Goold (Pennsylvania & Hertford) (Ontario & St Antony’s) (Québec & Balliol) Andrew McCarthy Samuel Thigpen Anne Roemer-Mähler (Tasmania & Corpus Christi) (South Africa-at-Large & Magdalen) Amanda Lee David Close Trevor Leitch (Germany & St Antony’s) Katherine Michelmore CLASS LEADER (Mississippi & Brasenose) Alexander Hartemink (Tasmania & Worcester) (Bermuda & Wadham) (Bermuda & Magdalen) Blair McMurren (Hong Kong & St Cross) Andrew Serazin (Florida & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER Anjalee Mead CLASS LEADER Lia Pierson Bruner Julie Levison Lipika Goyal Brett E. House (Prairies & St John’s) (New Jersey & St John’s) (Zimbabwe & Lincoln) (Ohio & Balliol) (Iowa & Balliol) (Pennsylvania & Wadham) 2000 CLASS LEADER Juliet McMurren Participation: 19% (2013-14 14%) Bradley Henderson Zachary S. Morris Laura A. Shackelton (Ontario & University) Matthew Polly Drew Leyburne (New Zealand & St John’s) (Ohio & Wolfson) CLASS LEADER (Nevada & New College) (Kansas & Exeter) (Québec & St Peter’s) Serena J. Hoy Ariel Adesnik (Wisconsin & Wadham) Pieter Pretorius Frank Lorenz Müller Sarah Johnson Joanne Stevens (Arizona & St Antony’s) (Germany & Merton) John W. McArthur (New York & Magdalen) Muloongo Muchelemba (KwaZulu-Natal & New College) (South Africa-at-Large & Green) (Kentucky & Magdalen) (British Columbia & Brasenose) (Zambia & Harris Manchester) Lisa Klein Samantha A. Salvia Daniel Bergheim Naana Afua Jumah Kathleen Tran (South Africa-at-Large & St Antony’s) Brent Roam Richard Pan (Germany & Lincoln) (Pennsylvania & Jesus) (Ontario & Jesus) Andrew Park (Indiana & St John’s) (Arizona & Exeter) (Ontario & Balliol) Ayelet Kuper Clyde Seepersad Chelsea (Elander) Bodnar (Illinois & Lincoln) Ariel Zylberman Cristina Rodriguez Joo Lee Lim (Québec & Magdalen) (Commonwealth Caribbean & Balliol) Ebrahim S. Patel (Montana & Magdalen) Emelia Spencer Probasco (Manitoba & Merton) (Texas & St John’s) (Singapore & St Anne’s) Eduardo M. Peñalver and Carolyn Seepersad (Illinois & Lady Margaret Hall) An-Wen Chan (Maryland & DC & Wolfson) Peter Rutledge Thomas McCaleb (Washington & Oriel) Adeel Qalbani (Alberta & Hertford) William Roper (New Zealand & Magdalen) Anasuya Sengupta (Florida & Lady Margaret Hall) Siofra Pierse (India & St Peter’s) (Iowa & Magdalen) Paxina Chileshe (Georgia & University) Diana Sabot Whitney Dwight Newman (Ireland & Trinity) Micah Schwartzman (Zambia & Linacre) Stephen E. Sachs (New Hampshire & Magdalen) My Chi To (Saskatchewan & St John’s) (Québec & Merton) (Virginia & Balliol) (Missouri & Merton) Anne Sliwka Brian Gratwicke Niall O’Dea (Germany & Balliol) Jordan Schreiber Danny Sriskandarajah (Zimbabwe & Linacre) Dayne Walling CLASS LEADER Mark Schaan (New Mexico & Magdalen) (New South Wales & Magdalen) Elsina Wainwright (Michigan & St Peter’s) Simon Hendrie (Newfoundland & Exeter) CLASS LEADER Rebecca Swain (Manitoba & New College) (Queensland & Christ Church) Mark Wu Elizabeth Stone (Diocesan College, Natalie Phillips (Pennsylvania & St Antony’s) (Australia-at-Large & University) Rondebosch & Wadham) (Illinois & Corpus Christi) (Australia-at-Large & Merton) Katie Sheehan Mark Tindall Laura Tavares Cameron Hepburn CLASS LEADER (St Andrew’s College, Rahul Rao (Ontario & Merton) 1995 CLASS LEADER (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen) Grahamstown & Brasenose) (India & Balliol) Participation: 36% (2013-14 15%) 1997 (Massachusetts & St John’s) Shayna Strom Kristin N. Javaras Rudyard Sadleir Roopa Unnikrishnan Participation: 13% (2013-14 13%) Jonathan Tepper (Illinois & Balliol) (Pennsylvania & New College) Tanya Aplin CLASS LEADER (Illinois & Magdalen) (North Carolina & Christ Church) Gareth Morgan Megan Wheeler (Western Australia & Magdalen) (India & Balliol) Prashant Sarin Michael Fullilove Manik Varma (South Africa-at-Large & Linacre) CLASS LEADER (India & St Peter’s) Maria Blair Debra Walt Johnson (New South Wales & Balliol) (India & Jesus) (New Hampshire & Magdalen) (Minnesota & Balliol) (Oregon & Templeton) Ross Garland Seshadri Vasan Tegan Shohet Florence Yoon (Ontario & Magdalen) Paul Blomerus Michael Wenthe CLASS LEADER (India & Trinity) (Nova Scotia & Magdalen) (South African College School, (Georgia & Trinity) (South Africa-at-Large & Pembroke) Justin Whitton Samir Sinha Newlands & Brasenose) (Manitoba & New College) Tracy Zager Suzanne Goh-Hattangadi (South African College School, Rebecca Boggs CLASS LEADER (Ohio & St John’s) Newlands & Harris Manchester) Christian Thorun (New York & University) (Kentucky & Trinity) Joanna Monti-Masel (Germany & St Antony’s) Jacqueline Cook (Australia-at-Large & Merton) Alexander Wyatt (South Africa-at-Large & Peter Pormann (Victoria & New College) St Edmund Hall) (Germany & Corpus Christi) 45 44

DONATIONS Anna Oldmeadow DONATIONS Mari Rabie 2004 2005 (Australia-at-Large & University) 2007 2008 2009 2010 (South Africa-at-Large received 1 July 2014 – Participation: 24% (2013-14 21%) Participation: 37% (2013-14 20%) Catherine Ouimet Participation: 23% (2013-14 12%) received 1 July 2014 – Participation: 33% (2013-14 21%) Participation: 30% (2013-14 17%) Participation: 46% (2013-14 30%) & St Catherine’s) 30 June 2015 (Québec & Magdalen) 30 June 2015 Geoff rey Shaw JanaLee Cherneski Joelle Abra Faulkner Elizabeth Pearson Keriann Backus Melis Anahtar Matthew Brown Ugwechi Amadi CLASS LEADER (Saskatchewan & Wolfson) (Ontario & Wadham) (Washington & New College) (Maryland & DC & Oriel) (Australia-at-Large & Brasenose) (North Carolina & St John’s) (California & University) (Iowa & Somerville) Symbol marks all those Andreas Coutsoudis Nicholas J. Anthis Simon Quinn Stephen Brosha Jason R. Bello Liliane Chamas Jordan Anderson Galen Sher (KwaZulu-Natal & Trinity) (Texas & Lincoln) (Nova Scotia & Merton) CLASS LEADER (Québec & St John’s) (Alabama & St Hilda’s) (South African College School, donors who have contributed (Queensland & Keble) (Massachusetts & Magdalen) Newlands & Brasenose) consecutively for the last three Bethany Ehlmann Carolyn April Michael Rivers-Bowerman Sean Genis Brian Coulter Henry Barmeier (Missouri & Hertford) (Utah & Jesus) (Pennsylvania & Exeter) Clara Blättler CLASS LEADER (California & Merton) Daniel Shih CLASS LEADER fi nancial years. They are (Massachusetts & University) (Ontario & Keble) (Illinois & St John’s) Si Yu Fung Michael April (British Columbia & Corpus Christi) Ryan Goss Matthew Baum awarded a Rhodes ‘Oxford Blue’. (Hong Kong & St Edmund Hall) (Colorado & St Edmund Hall) Anna Robinson (Queensland & Lincoln) Jason Crabtree Benedict Coxon (Massachusetts & Balliol) Henry Spelman (Washington & Magdalen) (South Australia & Magdalen) (Pennsylvania & Balliol) Allison L. Gilmore Peter P.M. Buttigieg (Newfoundland & St John’s) Lisa Herzog Stephanie Bell (Minnesota & Green) (Indiana & Pembroke) Eugene Shenderov (Germany & New College) Andrea DenHoed Mallory Dwinal (Iowa & St John’s) Tyler Spencer (Oklahoma & St Anne’s) (Washington & Brasenose) (Maryland & DC & Wolfson) Florian Heinemann Evelyn Chan (New York & Magdalen) Nakul Krishna Elizabeth Betterbed THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | (Germany & Hertford) (Hong Kong & St Antony’s) Meghan Sullivan (India & Exeter) Fats Dlamini Abdulrahman El-Sayed (Washington & New College) Kamal Wood (South Africa-at-Large & St John’s) (Michigan & Oriel) CLASS LEADER Brett Huneycutt Ian R.B. Desai (North Carolina & Balliol) Benjamin J. Lundin Gino Bruni (Commonwealth Caribbean & (Arizona & New College) (Illinois & Merton) (Tennessee & Pembroke) Reed Doucette Matthew Gethers (Prairies & Jesus) Lev A. Sviridov Mansfi eld) (California & Hertford) (Connecticut & Exeter) Tarunabh Khaitan Jeremy Farris (New York & New College) Christian Sahner Timothy Cheng (India & Exeter) CLASS LEADER Silas Xu CLASS LEADER Jessica E. Hanzlik Peter Gill (Hong Kong & Green Templeton) (Georgia & University) (New Jersey & St John’s) (Ohio & St John’s) (Alberta & Magdalen) Phillip Killicoat (New Zealand & Balliol) Clive Eley (South Australia & Magdalen) Ruth French-Hodson Raghav Shankar Renée Hlozek Caitlin Goss (St Andrew’s College, Michael Lamb CLASS LEADER (India & Balliol) (South Africa-at-Large & Christ (Queensland & Merton) Grahamstown & Trinity) (Kansas & Merton) Church) (Tennessee & Trinity) 2006 Anisha Sharma Kyle Haddad-Fonda Darryl Finkton Emily (Ludwig) Serazin Chauncy Harris Participation: 22% (2013-14 16%) (India & Keble) Nadine Levin (Washington & Magdalen) (Indiana & Magdalen) (Wisconsin & Merton) (Maryland & DC & Green Templeton) (West Virginia & New College) Kevin Shenderov Lucy Hall Raphael Graybill Justin Chalker Richard A. Malins Sarah J. Hill (New York & Magdalen) Hila Levy (Bermuda & University) (Montana & Magdalen) (North Dakota & Magdalen) (Kansas & New College) (Colorado & Exeter) (Hawaii & Balliol) Michelle M. Sikes Laura Hilly Caroline Huang Adam Chandler Mwashuma Nyatta Joseph S. Jewell (Ohio & Lincoln) Simon Lolliot (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER (Michigan & Keble) (North Carolina & Queen’s) (Paul Roos Gymnasium, (Delaware & Merton) (Kenya & Linacre) Timothy Simmons Vincent Hofer Jeeshan Chowdhury Stellenbosch & New College) Simon Rabinovitch Muhammad Ali Farid (Texas & St Edmund Hall) (Kansas & Linacre) Alecia Johns Khwaja (Pakistan & Wolfson) CLASS LEADER Joyce Meng (Jamaica & Balliol) (Québec & Pembroke) Parvinder Thiara Brian J. Krohn (Alberta & Hertford) (Virginia & Balliol) Marcia Reinhart David J. Knezevic (Illinois & Linacre) (Minnesota & Keble) Kayli Johnson (Western Australia & Balliol) Alexander Dewar Sarah Miller (British Columbia & Merton) (Alberta & Wadham) Ryan Thoreson Anthea Lindquist (Oregon & Linacre) (Texas & New College) Robin M. Rotman Christoff er Koch (North Dakota & Hertford) (Victoria & Green Templeton) Aubrey Kalungia (Germany & St John’s) Kate Harris Blaine Moore (Zambia & Linacre) CLASS LEADER Katherine Trajan Josh Lospinoso (Ontario & Hertford) (Tennessee & Lincoln) (Tennessee & Lincoln) Bryony Lau (British Columbia & Linacre) (New Jersey & Magdalen) Jaspreet Khangura Amal Isaiah Thomas Schmelzer (Alberta & Balliol) Michael Crawford Urban Robert Mullins Dhvani Mehta CLASS LEADER (India & St John’s) (Australia-at-Large & Pembroke) (Prairies & Balliol) (Germany & Balliol) Laurel Lee (Manitoba & Balliol) (India & Magdalen) Noorain Khan Wen Shi (Washington & Christ Church) Julie Veroff Lionel Nichols Scott Moore Pieter Koornhof (Michigan & St Antony’s) (Tasmania & Lincoln) (Paul Roos Gymnasium, (Michigan & Magdalen) Elizabeth Masiello (California & St Antony’s) (Kentucky & Merton) Elizabeth W. Mayne Stellenbosch & Trinity) Kenneth Townsend (Pennsylvania & Oriel) Holly Walker Nicole Novak Jannis Pähler Vor Der Holte (Colorado & Brasenose) (Iowa & Linacre) Julie Kratz (Mississippi & Trinity) Sindiso Mnisi Weeks (New Zealand & University) (Germany & Balliol) Jeff rey Miller (Germany & Linacre) Almut Veraart (South Africa-at-Large & New College) Daniel Wilner George Olive Chase Palisch (Texas & Magdalen) (Missouri & New College) Gillian Langor (Germany & St Anne’s) Swati Mylavarapu (Québec & Brasenose) (Kentucky & Queen’s) James Morrissey (Newfoundland & St Cross) Rachael Wagner (Florida & Wolfson) Joseph O’Shea Natasha Phiri (South African College School, (Florida & Exeter) Sarah-Jane Littleford CLASS LEADER Andreas Nunnenkamp (Zambia & Lincoln) Newlands & New College) (Zimbabwe & Brasenose) (Virginia & Balliol) (Germany & St John’s) Ishanaa Rambachan Lik Hang Tsui Luke Norris CLASS LEADER David Llewellyn Christopher W. Wells (Hong Kong & Pembroke) (Pennsylvania & St Antony’s) (Minnesota & St Antony’s) (New South Wales & St John’s) (Virginia & Balliol) Jeremy Robinson Kate Robson Vitaliy Voronkov Elizabeth Longino CLASS LEADER (Indiana & Balliol) (Australia-at-Large & Christ Church) (Texas & Wolfson) (Namibia & Linacre) Brett Shaheen Raoul Rontsch Simon Williams Rhea Longley CLASS LEADER (South African College School, (Tasmania & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER (Pennsylvania & Christ Church) Newlands & Corpus Christi) (Zimbabwe & St Antony’s) Kopano Mabaso Heidi Stöckl Samuel Stranks Elisabeth Yorke (South Africa-at-Large & Magdalen) (Germany & Nuffi eld) (South Australia & St John’s) (Maritimes & Balliol) Christopher McConnachie Jeff rey Stout (Colorado & St Cross) Christopher Trisos (South Africa-at-Large & Lincoln) Katharine Wilkinson CLASS LEADER Lyle Murray (South Africa-at-Large & Wolfson) (Tennessee & Trinity) (KwaZulu-Natal & University) Andreas Witte Diana Njuguna (Germany & University) (Kenya & St Cross) Jake Yorke Daniel Norman (Nova Scotia & Merton) (Australia-at-Large & Balliol) THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 46 awarded aRhodes ‘Oxford Blue’. fi consecutively for thelast three donors whohave contributed 30 June 2015 received 1July2014– DONATIONS nancial years. They are

Symbol marksallthose (Florida &StJohn’s) Daniel Lage ( CLASS LEADER Khameer Kidia (British Columbia &Magdalen) Aneil Jaswal St Anne’s) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & John Hodges (Montana &ChristChurch) CLASS LEADER Katy Hansen (South Africa-at-Large &StJohn’s) Michael Fargher (Ohio &Oriel) Jared Dunnmon (Connecticut &New College) Nicholas DiBerardino (Québec &Magdalen) Laporte Laurence Deschamps- (Ontario &New College) Joshua Chauvin (Victoria &Hertford) Evelyn Chan (Maritimes &StAntony’s) James Bray (California &StJohn’s) Megan Braun (South Africa-at-Large &Wolfson) DW Bester (Germany &Merton) Katharina Behr (Manitoba &StJohn’s) CLASS LEADER Melissa Bailey (India &Magdalen) Shreya Atrey (Ontario &New College) Brendan Alexander (Missouri &Balliol) Anna Alekseyeva Participation: 2011 Zimbabwe &StHugh’s)

44% (2013-14 (2013-14 17% )

& StEdmund Hall) (St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown (Virginia &Oriel) William Zeng (Texas &StJohn’s) Zar Zavala Christopher Wong (New South Wales &Magdalen) Nathaniel Ware (Québec &University) Léticia Villeneuve (Zimbabwe &Trinity) Paul Trethowan (New York &Jesus) Zujaja Tauqeer (South Dakota &Balliol) Sarah Swenson David Springer (New &Wolfson) Jersey Aakash Shah (California &Queen’s) John Scotti (New Zealand &StAntony’s) Iona Mylek (Tasmania &New College) Elizabeth Murray (India &Exeter) Challenger Mishra (New Zealand &Magdalen) Ryan Manton (Pennsylvania &Corpus Christi) Andrew Lanham (South Australia &Magdalen)

(Australia-at-Large &Magdalen) (Hong Kong &StAntony’s) Olivia Cheung (Alabama &StHilda’s) Josh Carpenter (Germany &StJohn’s) Alma Brodersen (Germany &StEdmund Hall) Felix Binder Rondebosch &StAnne’s) (Diocesan College, Ziyaad Bhorat (India &Magdalen) Vrinda Bhandari (Texas &Pembroke) Aysha Bagchi (Jamaica &Mansfi Kamille Adair-Morgan Participation: 2012 (Québec &StJohn’s) Michael Noonan (Kansas &St Cross) Kelsey Murrell (Botswana &Jesus) Matthews Mmopi Vinay Menon (Kenya &Oriel) Charles Masaki (South Africa-at-Large &StAntony’s) Sebabatso Manoeli (California &Hertford) Stephanie Lin (Rhode Island &Keble) Emma LeBlanc (India &Balliol) Amit Kumar (Zambia &Linacre) Mukoma Kalumba (Prairies &Harris Manchester) Mark Hearson (Texas &Balliol) Anand Habib (Washington &Magdalen) Byron Gray (Bermuda &Hertford) Alisha Gabriel (South Africa-at-Large &Balliol) David Favara (California &New College) Brianna Doherty (Maritimes & StHilda’s) Rebecca Dixon (India &Green Templeton) Akul Dayal (Australia-at-Large &ChristChurch) Angie Darby (Australia-at-Large &StJohn’s) Lauren Dancer

65% eld)

(2013-14 (2013-14 11% )

Steven WangSteven (Washington &StJohn’s) Cameron Turtle Carolina(North &StCatherine’s) Brandon Turner (New Zealand &Somerville) Briar Thompson (Wisconsin &University) Astrid Stuth Cevallos (Québec &Exeter) Philippe-André Rodriguez (Pakistan &Brasenose) Ali Rizvi (Western Australia &StEdmund Hall) Rachel Paterson (Prairies &StJohn’s) David Obert (Zimbabwe &StAntony’s) CLASS LEADER Qhelile Nyathi (South Africa-at-Large &StJohn’s) Anna Zawilska (South Africa-at-Large &StHugh’s) Chrystelle Wedi (Ontario &Lincoln) 30 June 2015 received 1July2014– DONATIONS (Maritimes &Magdalen) (Prairies &Wadham) Thomas Toles (Idaho &StJohn’s) Joseph Thiel (Western Australia &Pembroke) David Sherwood (Oklahoma &Balliol) Mubeen Shakir (Tennessee & StJohn’s) Joseph Riley Lady Margaret Hall) (KwaZulu-Natal & Kameel Premhid (Newfoundland &StJohn’s) Laura Pittman (Victoria &Worcester) Geoff Carolina(North &StJohn’s) Rachel Myrick (South Africa-at-Large &Wadham) Khomotso Moshikaro (Zimbabwe &StAntony’s) Dalumuzi Mhlanga (Pennsylvania &StHilda’s) Dakota McCoy Paul Manning (South Africa-at-Large &Lincoln) Melvyn Lubega (New Mexico &StJohn’s) Rachel Kolb (Ohio &Lady Margaret Hall) Micah Johnson (Tasmania &StPeter’s) Benjamin Hunn (Kentucky &StJohn’s) Allan Hsiao Dakota(North &StAntony’s) Christian Heller (Maine &Keble) Margaret Hayden (Bermuda &Hertford) Eleanor Gardner Lady Margaret Hall) (Maryland &DC Kit Dobyns New College) (South Africa-at-Large & Julian DeFreitas (New Zealand &Balliol) Louis Chambers (Prairies &StJohn’s) Joanne Cave Joy Buolamwini (Australia-at-Large &Oriel) Patrick Bateman (Georgia &StAntony’s) Elizabeth Allan Participation: 2013 (Tennessee &Jesus) rey Pascoe

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