RHODES TRUST THE IMPACT OF DONOR YOUR PHILANTHROPY REPORT 2013-2014 RHODES TRUST THE IMPACT OF DONOR YOUR PHILANTHROPY REPORT 2013-2014

2 TRUSTEES/DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE CONTENTS 3 WELCOME FROM THE WARDEN 4 DEVELOPMENT UPDATE 6 ANNUAL GIVING PARTICIPATION 8 CLASS LEADERS 10 GOING DOWN CLASS GIFT 2014 12 SCHOLARS’ VOICES 14 ENDOWMENT UPDATE 16 DONOR PROFILES 20 THE RHODES SOCIETY 22 WELCOME DAY GALLERY 24 HONOUR ROLL OF DONORS 40 CONTACT INFORMATION 3 2

TRUSTEES & FROM THE THE IMPACT OF RHODES DEVELOPMENT WARDEN SCHOLARSHIPS IN THE COMMITTEE WORLD IS DRAMATIC. WE ARE WORKING TO

RHODES TRUSTEES DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE ENSURE THIS CONTINUES. THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

Sir John Hood KNZM (Chair) Donald J. Gogel (Chair) (New Zealand & Worcester 1976) (New Jersey & Balliol 1971)

Andrew Banks Nicholas W. Allard Sean O. Mahoney (Florida & St Edmund Hall 1976) (New York & Merton 1974) (Illinois & New College 1984) Dominic Barton Peter Barnett Jacko Maree (British Columbia & Brasenose 1984) (Australia-at-Large & St John’s 1995) (St Andrew’s College, The past year seems to have fl own about the power of education and Grahamstown & Pembroke 1978) Sir John Bell Dominic Barton by. Amidst spectacular academic their friendship. (Alberta & Magdalen 1975) (British Columbia & Brasenose 1984) Michael G. McCaff ery achievements from the current (Pennsylvania & Merton 1975) The campaign progress is solid, Dame Helen Ghosh DBE Shona L. Brown Scholars, and events such as (Ontario & New College 1987) C. Thomas McMillen with £98.6 million in gifts received Donald J. Gogel the 110th Rhodes Anniversary, (Maryland & University 1974) and pledges having been raised to (New Jersey & Balliol 1971) Gerald J. Cardinale the Global Scholars Symposium date since our fundraising started. (Pennsylvania & Christ Church 1989) Timothy Orton Andrew Graham and many impressive speakers at (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen 1986) This year, special mention needs to Charles Conn , the twelve months Glen James go to the Going Down Class which (Massachusetts & Balliol 1983) Lief D. Rosenblatt between 1 July 2013 and 30 June John H. McCall MacBain (Massachusetts & Magdalen 1974) achieved 100% participation. Sir Rod Eddington 2014 have emphasised all the (Québec & Wadham 1980) Equally, Rhodes Scholars elected (Western Australia & Lincoln 1974) Arthur R. A. Scace CM, QC, LLD aspects that make the Rhodes from Germany have achieved a Margaret MacMillan OC (Ontario & Corpus Christi 1961) Scholarships so special. There is Michael Fitzpatrick participation rate of 28.4% and so Michael G. McCaff ery (Western Australia & St John’s 1975) Julian Ogilvie Thompson a powerful sense of community, win this year’s Rhodes Boat Race – (Pennsylvania & Merton 1975) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Elliot F. Gerson which in today’s fragmented world Worcester 1953) see page 6. H.E. Festus G. Mogae (Connecticut & Magdalen 1974) is increasingly rare, and a strong John Tudor common desire for lasting, positive Each and every person listed in this, Narayana Murthy Bruns H. Grayson (South African College School, (California & University 1974) and global change. our fourth annual donor report, has Julian Ogilvie Thompson Newlands & Brasenose 1992) demonstrated their commitment (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Patrick C. Haden Our donors recognise both these MP to the next generation of Rhodes Worcester 1953) (California & Worcester 1975) elements and their support is an (New South Wales & Brasenose 1978) Scholars. Thank you. Karen L. Stevenson John H. McCall MacBain investment in the collective impact Michele S. Warman (Maryland/DC & Magdalen 1979) (Québec & Wadham 1980) of the young ethical leaders of the Ngaire Woods future. The generosity of our donors (New Zealand & Balliol 1987) is refl ected in the listings in this CHARLES CONN Donor Report and I would like to John Wylie AM Massachusetts & Balliol 1983 (Queensland & Balliol 1983) thank them for sharing our vision Warden of Rhodes House 5 4

DEVELOPMENT Top 10 Class Years for Annual Participation UPDATE I AM STRUCK BY THE GENEROSITY 1 1941 66.7% AND SPIRIT OF PHILANTHROPY IN 2 2011 49.4% 3 2012 43.2% THE RHODES COMMUNITY AND 4 1948 34.6% THE CONTRIBUTION OF RHODES 5 1953 31.0% 6 1961 30.9% SCHOLARS TO OUR WORLD. IT IS 6 1974 30.9% THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 6 1983 30.9% AN EXTRAORDINARY COMMUNITY... 7 2010 30.5% 8 1967 29.5% 9 1980 28.6% 10 1957 27.9%

Thank you, thank you, thank year running, the Going Down future generations can also Campaign Progress you to all our donors, volunteers Scholars set the standard with an benefi t from all that Oxford 150 and staff. I have been fortunate amazing 100% participation rate. Figures refl ect and the Rhodes community progress up to to join the Campaign for the Germany is head of the river for 30 June 2014 has to offer. In addition to Cash in 125 £150m Second Century as we move 2013-2014 participation, with £41.2m the core campaign, we have towards the fi nal £50m of the over 1 in 4 German Scholars progressed discussions with 100 £150m campaign, launched giving in that year. regard to expanding the Rhodes Pledges in September 2013 at the £32.2m Scholarships into new countries. I This year has seen an increase 75 magnifi cent 110th Rhodes will update you on the campaign matching) (Subject to in the number of alumni events £25m Anniversary celebrations. and expansion plans throughout and the launch of the Rhodes 50 Fundraising progress over the the year. Scholars in Britain (RSiB)

past year has been strong, but 25 £51.6m alumni community for the 500+ Please do continue to support there remains a long way to go. Scholars living in Britain. Next us as we move towards the two 0 One of our aims is to increase our year, all Scholars will be able to Goal Cash Pledges To goals of (i) over half of our In Raise participation rate. Over 1 in 3 communicate more easily with Scholars giving and (ii) securing Rhodes Scholars have given to the each other through the Rhodes Rhodes community and the the last £50m for the core campaign. We are very focused Scholar Network and we are impact that Rhodes Scholars campaign. Thank you. on participation levels and I hope planning more alumni events have on our world. It is an that in next year’s report, I will be at Rhodes House and around extraordinary community and we able to update you that over half the world, including a series of will do all we can to strengthen of our 4,500 living Scholars have thought leadership conferences. and improve its value to all. given to the campaign and that In my short time in post, I have The campaign’s aim is to ALASDAIR MACLAY an increased number of Scholars been struck by the generosity secure the core 83 annual Director of Development are giving regularly. For the third and spirit of philanthropy in the Scholarships and ensure that 7 6

ANNUAL GIVING PARTICIPATION BY COUNTRY INDIA 2013-2014 4.8% REST OF WORLD This graphic shows THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | giving participation 5.8% rates by Rhodes Scholars NEW ZEALAND in 2013-14 by country of election. 11.8%

SOUTH AFRICA 14.1%

CANADA 20.5%

USA 21.7%

AUSTRALIA 22.3%

GERMANY 28.4% 8 9

CLASS LEADERS EVERY GIFT TO THE RHODES TRUST IS GREATLY VALUED AND APPRECIATED. NOTHING IS MORE POWERFUL THAN BEING ABLE TO DEMONSTRATE THE STRONG SUPPORT OF OUR ALUMNI. THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

THANK YOU TO THE CLASS LEADERS As we continue our collective effort to secure and enhance the Rhodes Scholarships during their second century, the role of the Class Leaders is crucial to ensure that everyone within the Rhodes community feels connected to WHY DOES ANNUAL their class and to the Rhodes PARTICIPATION MATTER? Trust. Reaching out to their peers Participation rates refer to the number of Rhodes Scholars who leads to momentum for new make a gift in a specifi c fi nancial year. It is one of the fi rst metrics initiatives, fundraising and alumni which is requested when approaching foundations or corporations events taking place in Oxford and for support, and a strong participation rate can be a determining around the world. factor in gaining philanthropic support from such sources. This is why every annual gift to the Rhodes Trust is greatly valued Since the programme began two and appreciated. Nothing is more powerful than being able to years ago, over 230 Scholars have demonstrate the strong support of our Scholars. volunteered to be Class Leaders, and our sincere thanks go to all of them for their efforts on behalf of the Rhodes Scholarships, and for their terrifi c enthusiasm. 11 10

GOING DOWN CLASS GIFT 2014 UPROOTING EIGHTY-THREE AMBITIOUS INDIVIDUALS AND TOSSING THEM INTO A FOREIGN COUNTRY TOGETHER MIGHT NORMALLY BE A RECIPE FOR DISASTER. WITH RHODES SCHOLARS, IT IS ONLY It is fair to say Oxford is not short another, a ‘trustee.’ It falls to us to reminder to me of the power of of traditions. One of the newest ensure that the mission of ‘fi ghting this community coming together. THE BEGINNING OF SOMETHING SPECTACULAR. THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | at Rhodes House is for the Going the world’s fi ght’ continues into the To have done this at the end of Down class of Scholars to come second century and beyond. our two years was an incredible together in their fi nal month in way of cementing the many rich What do you most value from Oxford to present the Trust with memories and friendships that your ? a gift. For the third consecutive I would highlight the lifelong would last far beyond Oxford. year a remarkable 100% of friendships I have made. What do you most value from Scholars joined in the gift. This is Uprooting eighty-three ambitious your Rhodes Scholarship? a wonderful record of reciprocal ZACHARY CRIPPEN individuals and tossing them into One of the things I value most generosity of Scholars to the Trust. (Colorado & Christ Church 2012) a foreign country together might from my Scholarship is the Organising the class gift was led normally be a recipe for disaster. chance to really crystallize my What was it like to lead the With Rhodes Scholars, it is only own vision for the kind of change by Zujaja Tauqeer, Steven Wang, Going Down gift fundraiser? the beginning of something I hope to promote in the world, Zac Crippen and Braden O’Neill, Leading the Going Down Gift spectacular. through a process of long, deep who took the lead in approaching campaign was one of the highlights conversations and debates with their peers. They were keen to of my time as a Scholar in Oxford. other Rhodies over these two emphasise that participating in It also allowed me to see at fi rst years. I was tested by the best the gift was their priority and hand the immense ways in which both intellectually and personally, the announcement of 100% the Rhodes Scholarship impacted and I hope I have been a bit participation at the Going Down the lives of my classmates, all of humbler and wiser through it. Dinner was one of the high points whom generously contributed to of the evening. the future of the Trust. What would you say to Scholars thinking about making a gift to In accepting the gift, the Chair What would you say to Scholars the Trust this year? of Trustees, Sir John Hood thinking about making a gift to If the Rhodes experience has (New Zealand & Worcester 1976), the Trust this year? been a transformative one in some emphasised that regular annual Although there are formal STEVEN WANG (Ontario & Lincoln 2012) way in your life, then being able giving by Scholars of all class years Trustees who guide the Trust in its to pass on this generational gift has a major impact on the success development and maintenance, What was it like to lead the is one of the best ways you can of the Campaign for the Second everyone who has benefi tted from Going Down gift fundraiser? demonstrate your gratitude for Century, and expressed his delight its generosity is, in one way or To help lead the Going Down what the Trust has given. at the example being set by the gift fundraiser was an inspiring Going Down class. 13 12

WHAT IT MEANS TO US THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

Oxford allows us the rare luxury The Rhodes Scholarship has fi lled of being able to prioritise self- me with the confi dence and belief knowledge and exploration. that I can make a real diff erence It has been simultaneously in the world around me, and has thrilling, terrifying, peaceful and continued to push me to use my violently jarring – but ultimately, talents to the full. utterly enriching. JOSHUA CHAUVIN BETH VALE Ontario & New College 2011 St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown & Linacre 2012

What inspires me most is being surrounded by interesting, intelligent people who teach me so much about life and the world around us. It’s a wonderful, fun place to live and one becomes part of an extraordinary community. AMANDA ROJEK Queensland & University 2012

I seem to be always in a rush, I have found Oxford to have a atop a two wheeled cycle with truly academic atmosphere, which my college gown trailing behind shapes all aspects of university life, me. This is not simply a dream from the work done in libraries and come true, it is surreal. But surreal laboratories, to the formal debates is another name for Oxford, in the union and the informal ones and especially the experience in the pubs. of a Rhodes Scholar. PAUL TRETHOWAN Zimbabwe & Trinity 2011 CHARLES MASAKI Kenya & Oriel 2012 15 14

ENDOWMENT THE COMMITTEE IS PLEASED WITH THE PERFORMANCE UPDATE OF OUEM, WITH THE ROLLING 12 MONTH INVESTMENT RETURN AT 9.3% VERSUS THE BENCHMARK AT 7.9%.

by the Committee, and consists of annual giving and the profi ts of legacy private illiquid assets that are Rhodes House Limited (together THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | being sold over time, in addition to worth £800,000 per year) taken into some liquid assets that are used to consideration, the funding required fund annual expenses in excess of each year is £10 million. Assuming the OUEM dividend and expendable a take rate of 4%, this demands a development cash fl ows. total endowment of £250 million.

A key source of funding for the Portfolio Breakdown Scholar Costs Rhodes Scholarship programme £155.3m 100% is the investment return from Cash & CE 7.6% 90% 10% the Trust’s £155 million (as Fixed Income 7.3% 80% 10% of 30 June 2014) investment Real Assets 10.7% portfolio. The portfolio is overseen 70% Absolute Return 9.2% 3.5% 40% 5.5% by the Rhodes Trust Finance 60% Private Equity 24.0% and Investment Committee, 50% 5% comprising of Trustees and 40% 26% % Total Portfolio % Total senior investment professionals. 30% The Committee reviews 20% Public Equity 41.1% Fees Pastoral care investment strategy, asset 10% •Stipend •Rhodes House

allocation, performance, and •Scholar direct •Admin expenses 0% • costs • risk on a quarterly basis, or more •Development frequently if required. The Committee is pleased with the It is the intention of the Committee Key Numbers performance of OUEM, with the rolling that over time, primary investment 216 Scholars in residence 12 month investment return at 9.3% management responsibility will be £50k Costs per Scholar per year versus the Global 60/40 at 7.9%. transferred to Oxford University £10.8m Annual costs Endowment Management There is an average of 216 Scholars £10m Annual funding requirements (once £800k from annual giving and (OUEM). As of 30 June 2014, in residence, with the all-in costs Rhodes House Trust subtracted) 71% of the Trust’s investment equalling £50,000 per Scholar per 4% Assumed take rate assets were managed by OUEM. annum. This results in £10.8 million £250m Required total endowment The balance is managed directly in annual costs. With income from £155m Current endowment THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 16 GIFTS LANDMARK AND PROFILES DONOR STEPHEN HARPER,PRIMEMINISTER OFCANADA M VISION ANDBENEVOLENCE OFTHE SAME OPPORTUNITY, THANKS TO THE AROUND THEGLOBE WILLENJOY THE KNOW THAT THOUSANDS MOREFROM A BETTERWORLD. ITISHEARTENINGTO EDUCATION ISESSENTIAL TO BUILDING C CALL M AC BAIN FOUNDATION. the RhodesScholarships. has beennamedaSecondCenturyFounderoftheRhodesTrust and recognition ofthis,JohnMcCallMacBain(Québec&Wadham 1980) Rhodes Trust sincethefoundationofScholarships in1903and for expansionintonewgeographies.Thedonationisthelargestto the a £25milliongrant,matchfundandfuture Rhodes Trust. Thiswasaremarkableactofgenerosity, andcomprises the McCallMacBainFoundationcommittedagiftof£75millionto During the110thRhodesAnniversarycelebrationsinSeptember2013, THE McCALLMacBAINFOUNDATION JOHN ANDMARCY McCALLMacBAINAND the RhodesScholarships Chairman, Development Committee for (New Jersey 1971) &Balliol DON GOGEL the artsandeducation. eminent leadersinbusiness, politics, some ofthe20thcentury’s most Scholarships, whichhave produced develop thesewonderful This transformational gifthelps countries. Itbecamepartofmyfabric. my understandingofothersand their home Travel developedmy patienceandimproved Marrakech, Florence,Zagreb,and Darjeeling. places Ihadonlydreamedabout, suchas went byair, ferry, van,train,busandfootto me toexpandmyhorizonsthroughtravel.I long-held views.TheScholarshipalsoallowed made melessstridentaboutsomeofmy perspectives profoundlyinfl uenced meand from manycountries.Thedifferencesin top universities,attractstalentedpeople of newideas.Oxford,onetheworld’s my eyeswereopenedtoabroadrange simple viewoftheworld.Afterafewmonths, I arrivedinOxfordwitharelativelynaïve, MADE ANIMPACT INYOUR LIFE? HOW HAS THERHODESSCHOLARSHIP RHODES PATRON ALABAMA &SOMERVILLE 1980 SUSAN KARAMANIAN many levels inawiderange ofplaces.In my Fairly strong.Scholars areengagedinserviceat WE DOBETTER? RATE OUREFFORTS? WHAT CAN TO SERVICE –HOW WOULD YOU LEADERS WITHACOMMITMENT IDENTIFY ANDNURTUREYOUNG THE RHODESTRUST SEEKS TO somewhat optimistic,attitude. they managedtoserveeveryonewithapositive, times, andtheysharedtheirconcernswithme, the clerkswereexperiencingtougheconomic usually beoninthebackground.Eventhough sales clerkatthenewsagent.Radio2would interactions I also (Zambia &Somerville1978),diedyoung. the years,althoughonemember, LucyBanda The HoltbyHallgrouphasstayedintouchover wonderful dinners,andengagingconversations. Singapore, andIndia.We hadlivelyteaparties, were womenfromIsrael,Zambia,Japan, The people.InmyhallatSomervilleCollege FROM YOUR OXFORD DAYS? WHAT ISYOUR FAVOURITE MEMORY have vividmemoriesofmyregular with the local greengrocer and the with thelocalgreengrocerand Persevere. WHAT ISYOUR PERSONALMOTTO? institutions thathavegivenmeso much. manner. Further, Isimplyenjoygivingbackto that theyareofferedinafi opportunities areavailabletoothersand come myway. Iwantto makesurethatthose me opportunitiesIneverimaginedwould The Scholarshipwaslife-changing.Itgave CENTURY CAMPAIGN. WHY? TO SUPPORTTHERHODESSECOND YOU MADEASTRETCH COMMITMENT ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS, DURING THERHODES110TH address it. see aprobleminneedofresolution,and person needonlylookoverhisorhershoulder, or economicissueoftheday. Instead,each performed farawayonthesocial,political who u judgement, achallengeisfi nderstand that service need not be nderstand thatserviceneednotbe nancially prudent prudent nancially nding individuals individuals nding

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The birth of our sons prompted my husband and I to think seriously about our aspirations for our children’s future and the future of the world in which they will grow up. In creating our wills we chose to THE CHANCE TO name the Rhodes Trust because we wanted to support the thought leaders of tomorrow who will help make our sons’ world a better HELP THE RHODES place in which to thrive. TRUST CONTINUE ITS MEGAN WHEELER HISTORICAL MISSION NEW HAMPSHIRE & MAGDALEN 2002 MEMBER OF THE RHODES SOCIETY AND EXPAND THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | GEOGRAPHICALLY IS INVIGORATING.

I can’t imagine that there are many Rhodes Scholars who would deny the very transformative impact that the Scholarship afforded them. As a measure of gratitude - and in order to sustain this opportunity for generations to come - it seems fi tting that we all fi nd ways of giving back to the Rhodes Trust. I applaud John McCall MacBain, and his and Marcy’s Foundation, for their transformative and catalytic gift and their generosity in matching the gifts of others who follow his lead. I believe that the Trust, under new guidance and leadership, is taking great steps My dad has a saying: ‘You should give ‘til it feels good’ and it feels good to retain the prestige, value and impact of the Rhodes Scholarships and to give back to the Rhodes Trust. Rarely has an organisation I will happily continue to support that as best as I’m able. done so much and asked for so little. And unlike many great educational institutions, the money makes an immediate difference. TIM CUMMING Now that the Trust is in our control, we need to take responsibility for SOUTH AFRICA-AT-LARGE & ORIEL 1981 its future. The chance to help the Rhodes Trust continue its historical RHODES PATRON mission and expand geographically is invigorating. With a contribution to the Trust, you get a great return, all while supporting the next generation and feeling good. Why wait?

BARRY NALEBUFF MASSACHUSETTS & NUFFIELD 1980 CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE 21 20

MEMBERS OF THE RHODES SOCIETY

The Rhodes Society was V. Mary Abraham Douglas A. Darcy Brian B. H. King Fred L. Morrison Richard L. Schaper IN MEMORIAM (Maritimes & St Antony’s 1987) (Rhodesia & Exeter 1962) (Kansas & Exeter 1961) (Newfoundland & Balliol 1940) (New York & University 1967) HO established to recognise R D CLASS LEADER Charles F. Barber E and Anita Ostrom E THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

Robert Fellowes Johan Koornhof John H. Morrison H S THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | (Illinois & Balliol 1939) those who have told us T Nicholas W. Allard Edgar C. Gentle (South Africa-at-Large & Hertford 1980) (New Mexico & University 1955) Deryck Schreuder and Lois L. Barber that they intend to include (New York & Merton 1974) CLASS LEADER (Rhodesia & New College 1964) (Alabama & Pembroke 1977) Selwyn Kossuth Elizabeth Fallaize a bequest to the Rhodes CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (Transvaal & University 1958) Robert S. Munford III Michael Shaw S Mary Frechtling and O Y Scholarships in their will. Hugh Ashton (Mississippi & Balliol 1964) (East Africa & Brasenose 1950) C I E T Eileen E. Gillese Robert Kudrle Louis Frechtling (Rhodesia & New College 1973) The Rhodes Scholarships (Alberta & Wadham 1977) (Oregon & Merton 1964) Norman O’Bryan David S. Shwayder (Ohio & Queen’s 1936) Shazia Azim and Robert D. Badun and Venetia Kudrle (Victoria & Wadham 1981) (California & Christ Church 1948) were founded through the Phillip Hughes Our new Rhodes Society pin (Pakistan & University 1993) James Gobbo John H. McCall MacBain Julian Ogilvie Thompson Krista Slade historic bequest of Cecil (Tasmania & Wadham 1947) is currently in production. Kenneth Been (Victoria & Magdalen 1952) (Québec & Wadham 1980) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Alistair Stephen Charles J. Merdinger It will be sent to all members Rhodes, which demonstrates (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol 1977) CLASS LEADER Worcester 1953) Donald J. Gogel (South African College School, (Wisconsin & Brasenose 1947) CLASS LEADER of the Rhodes Society in the profound impact that John Bell (New Jersey & Balliol 1971) Colin Maiden Newlands & University 1941) Stephen E. Somers the coming months. (Alberta & Magdalen 1975) CLASS LEADER (New Zealand & Exeter 1955) John Poynter CLASS LEADER this form of contribution (in memory of George F. Somers, CLASS LEADER (Victoria & Magdalen 1951) can make. For information Daniel Bloomfi eld Charalee F. Graydon Sarah Theobald Utah & Lincoln 1936) (New Jersey & St John’s 1982) (Prairies & Wadham 1982) Donald Markwell Larry L. Pressler about supporting the Edmund Tucker CLASS LEADER (Queensland & Trinity 1981) (South Dakota & St Edmund Hall 1964) C. P. (Kip) Hall (Canada-at-Large & New College 1946) Scholarships, please Elleke Boehmer (New Jersey & Exeter 1976) Philip Martin Chisanga Puta-Chekwe Paul B. Van Buren visit www.rhodeshouse. (Illinois & Magdalen 1963) (Zambia & Exeter 1976) (South Africa-at-Large & St John’s 1985) Robert S. Harrison (South Dakota & University 1960) CLASS LEADER ox.ac.uk/support. Robert Calderisi (New Jersey & St John’s 1976) Barry May CLASS LEADER (Québec & St Peter’s 1968) (Rhodesia & Brasenose 1969) Sholto Hebenton Robert W. Radtke George Vella-Coleiro CLASS LEADER (Massachusetts & New College 1987) (British Columbia & Keble 1957) Michael G. McCaff ery (Malta & Oriel 1961) CLASS LEADER (Pennsylvania & Merton 1975) Kenneth Carty Eric Redman Megan Wheeler (Washington & Magdalen 1970) (New Brunswick & Jesus 1966) Rosalind Hedley-Miller Andrew McCarthy (New Hampshire & Magdalen 2002) (South Africa-at-Large & Edward Roelofse CLASS LEADER Randall Caudill Anthony P. House (Iowa & Worcester 1969) Magdalen 1996) (Paul Roos Gymnasium, Stellenbosch (Washington & Christ Church 2003) Robert Wilkinson Robert G. McKelvey & Queen’s 1985) George Cawkwell Ian Jackman (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & (New Zealand & Christ Church 1946) (Connecticut & Merton 1959) Brian J. Rolfes Balliol 1993) (New South Wales & University 1985) Jon B. McLin (Prairies & Wadham 1989) Charles Conn R. W. Johnson Anonymous (4) (Massachusetts & Balliol 1983) (Arkansas & Wadham 1960) Joseph H. Romig (Natal & Magdalen 1964) (Colorado & Wadham 1963) John Corbett E. David Morgan Lee Johnston CLASS LEADER (Queensland & St Catherine’s 1965) (Newfoundland & Oriel 1950) (Rhodesia & St Catherine’s 1968) and Barbara M. Romig Guy Coughlan Miles Morland John Kennedy Graeme L. Salmon (Western Australia & Trinity 1982) Zachary S. Morris (New South Wales & Balliol 1959) (Tasmania & Merton 1955) Ken Crouse (Wisconsin & Wadham 2002) (Wyoming & Lincoln 1986) CLASS LEADER THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 22 CLASS OF2013 ARRIVE AT OXFORD, NEW SCHOLARS MADE THISPOSSIBLE: YOUR GENEROSITY

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HONOUR ROLL OF DONORS

Patrick C. Haden Tali Farhadian Weinstein Kathleen L. McLaughlin (New Jersey & Magdalen 1997) (Arizona & Balliol 1987) THANKING OUR SECOND CENTURY INTERNATIONAL CHAIRMAN’S (California & Worcester 1975) SCHOLAR and Boaz Weinstein C. Thomas McMillen

Rosalind Hedley-Miller THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | LEADERSHIP FOUNDER COUNCIL OF CIRCLE SPONSOR Gary Lawrence James Farley (Maryland & University 1974) BENEFACTORS In recognition of a commitment of (Ontario & Oriel 1962) DONORS In recognition of transformational giving at In recognition of a commitment which has (Ontario & St Edmund Hall 1980) Robert Mitchell the £50 million or more threshold. sustained at least one Scholar recipient £30,000 or more. In recognition of a commitment of CLASS LEADER Gordon Fell (North Dakota & Merton 1974) through his or her studies at Oxford. John H. McCall MacBain $1 million or more. Nicholas W. Allard (New South Wales & Balliol 1987) Support at this level was previously Richard Lee George Munroe (Québec & Wadham 1980) £100,000 but as of 1 July 2013 is £150,000. (New York & Merton 1974) Gerald J. Cardinale (New South Wales & Worcester 1971) Chip Filson (Illinois & Christ Church 1949) CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (Pennsylvania & Christ Church 1989) Bronte Adams CLASS LEADER (Illinois & Merton 1966) Bob Peck and Marcy McCall MacBain Anthony Ardington CLASS LEADER (Western Australia & Balliol 1986) Elliot F. Gerson (Texas & Magdalen 1988) In recognition of lifetime Philip C. Ma (Eastern Province & Corpus Christi 1963) Charles Conn Antony Ball (Saskatchewan & University 1986) (Connecticut & Magdalen 1974) and Ellen Peck giving and pledges in (Massachusetts & Balliol 1983) Richard J. Balfour CLASS LEADER INTERNATIONAL (St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown & Robert Maloney Seattle Foundation support of the Scholarships. Rod Eddington Pembroke 1983) (Québec & St Edmund Hall 1971) and Dr Jessica Herzstein COUNCIL OF (California & Magdalen 1979) John Simon James Basker These donors have invested BENEFACTORS, (Western Australia & Lincoln 1974) Charles F. Barber and Nicole Maloney Timothy Gokey (Massachusetts & New College 1984) (Oregon & Christ Church 1976) FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Michael Fitzpatrick (Illinois & Balliol 1939) Jacko Maree (North Dakota & New College 1983) CLASS LEADER in the Rhodes Scholarships and Lois L. Barber CLASS LEADER (Western Australia & St John’s 1975) (St Andrew’s College, Laurence S. Grafstein Thomas Snow for the next century. We In recognition of transformational giving at Fred Cohen Grahamstown & Pembroke 1978) Hans-Paul Bürkner (Ontario & Balliol 1982) the £2 ..5 million or more threshold. Eileen E. Gillese (Victoria & Magdalen 2000) (Germany & St Catherine’s 1976) salute their generosity. (Alberta & Wadham 1977) (Florida & Wolfson 1978) CLASS LEADER Malcolm Greenway Andrew Banks CLASS LEADER Guy St Germain and Robert D. Badun CLASS LEADER (Rhodesia & Wadham 1972) (Florida & St Edmund Hall 1976) Bronek Masojada (Québec & Merton 1957) and Carolyn Klebanoff David Celermajer CLASS LEADER Bruns H. Grayson (South Africa-at-Large & Trinity 1985) Stephen Gumley Lippold von Klencke (New South Wales & New College 1984) (California & University 1974) Forbes Elworthy CLASS LEADER (Tasmania & St Catherine’s 1979) Dominic Barton (Germany & St John’s 1970) CLASS LEADER (New Zealand & Lady Margaret Hall 1986) Francis Chong (British Columbia & Brasenose 1984) Andrew Michelmore Alan Hamer CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (Singapore & St Antony’s 1994) CLASS LEADER Robert S. Harrison (Victoria & New College 1976) (Victoria & Magdalen 1938) Hamed Wardak John R. Evans and Lai Leng Soh (New Jersey & St John’s 1976) Barry Nalebuff Bart Holaday (Virginia & Magdalen 1997) Donald J. Gogel (Ontario & University 1953) (Singapore & Trinity 1992) Miles Morland (Massachusetts & Nuffi eld 1980) (North Dakota & Exeter 1965) (New Jersey & Balliol 1971) and Timothy Evans Clayton Christensen Michele S. Warman and Helen Kauder John Hood CLASS LEADER Julian Ogilvie Thompson (Ontario & University 1984) (Utah & Queen’s 1975) (New York & Magdalen 1982) Tim Orton (New Zealand & Worcester 1976) CLASS LEADER Michael G. McCaff ery (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER Worcester 1953) (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen 1986) Jacques Hurtubise and Larry Hirschfi eld (Pennsylvania & Merton 1975) Spencer Fleischer John Collis CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (Québec & Trinity 1978) Patrick Pichette (South Africa-at-Large & Lincoln 1976) (Bermuda & Corpus Christi 1979) Peter Wetherall Lief D. Rosenblatt Michael Rennie David Lawther Johnson (Queensland & Balliol 1978) (Québec & Pembroke 1987) CLASS LEADER C. Sean Day (Massachusetts & Magdalen 1974) (Western Australia & Worcester 1983) (Indiana & New College 1974) Julian Robertson Ronald Forbes (South African College School, Bernard M. Wolfe Arthur R. A. Scace Rose Hills Foundation John Kirby (Saskatchewan & Exeter 1958) John Wylie (St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown & Newlands & Oriel 1974) (Ontario & Corpus Christi 1961) Hertford 1968) Robert A. Sternfels (Virginia & Merton 1962) (Queensland & Balliol 1983) Paul M. Dodyk Anonymous (1) CLASS LEADER (California & Worcester 1992) David Frederick (Michigan & Magdalen 1959) Henry Koschitzky Malcolm Turnbull (Manitoba & St Edmund Hall 1958) (Texas & University 1983) William Wachtel Jeremy Ellis (New South Wales & Brasenose 1978) CLASS LEADER Anonymous (1) (Western Australia & Brasenose 1959) John McKenna CLASS LEADER Andrew Grant (Queensland & Magdalen 1984) Anonymous (2) (New Zealand & Lady Margaret Hall 1990) 21 26

Timothy Cumming Susan L. Karamanian Laurence Rabinowitz (South Africa-at-Large & Oriel 1981) RHODES (Alabama & Somerville 1980) (South Africa-at-Large & Merton 1983) CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | PATRON Roger Davis Liam Kelly Aditya Rana In recognition of a commitment of (New South Wales & Pembroke 1974) (Queensland & Magdalen 1989) (India & Merton 1983) £10,000 or more. Alan Draper John Kerr Richard Rempel William Altman (Natal & Pembroke 1974) David Klemm (Saskatchewan & Worcester 1959) (Texas & Pembroke 1980) Michael Elias (Germany & Hertford 1995) Brian Rolfes and Danguole Altman (Tasmania & Brasenose 1988) Timothy Lancaster (Prairies & Wadham 1989) Christoph Avenarius John Ettinger (Bermuda & Corpus Christi 1976) and Brad Berg (Germany & St John’s 1990) (New York & Merton 1973) and Guy Lancaster Graeme L. Salmon Joseph L. Badaracco CLASS LEADER (Bermuda & Corpus Christi 1981) (Tasmania & Merton 1955) (Missouri & Pembroke 1971) The Estate of Elizabeth Fallaize George Laurence Andrew Serazin Thomas A. Barron (Cape Province & University 1969) (Ohio & Balliol 2003) Brian G. Firth (Colorado & Balliol 1974) CLASS LEADER (South Africa-at-Large & Exeter 1972) Robert Long Frank Berman (North Carolina & Pembroke 1980) and Emily (Ludwig) Serazin (Cape Province & Wadham 1961) L. Yves Fortier (West Virginia & New College 2004) (Québec & Magdalen 1958) Ankur Luthra Bill and Melinda Gates (California & Mansfi eld 2003) Brett Shaheen CLASS LEADER Foundation John Madden (Pennsylvania & Christ Church 2006) The Estate of Mary Frechtling, Daniel Bloomfi eld (British Columbia & Magdalen 1961) CLASS LEADER widow of Louis Frechtling (New Jersey & St John’s 1982) Han Spoel (Ohio & Queen’s 1936) Paul Markovich CLASS LEADER (North Dakota & University 1989) (Transvaal & Trinity 1951) Gordon and Betty Moore Michael A. Boyd CLASS LEADER Foundation Donald Melrose (Florida & Queen’s 1958) (Tasmania & Exeter 1962) A. Douglas Stone Herman Hamilton Broadridge Financial (Massachusetts & Balliol 1976) (Alabama & Exeter 1950) David Newby Solutions (Western Australia & Wadham 1966) Marc Tessier-Lavigne Sarah Harding Robert Calderisi (Québec & New College 1980) (Maritimes & Lincoln 1989) Trevor Norwitz (Québec & St Peter’s 1968) and Mark Ouweleen (South African College School, William Waldegrave CLASS LEADER (Maryland & Lincoln 1987) Newlands & Keble 1987) Jillian Welch and Shannon Norwitz David A. Campbell Edward F. Henzell (Prairies & Brasenose 1980) (Texas & St John’s 1990) (Queensland & St Edmund Hall 1952) Stephen Oxman Olivia L. White Charles Carter CLASS LEADER (New Jersey & New College 1967) (Utah & Merton 1997) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Clive Hildebrand Richard Pan James Wiley Wolfson 1986) (Ontario & Balliol 1998) (Queensland & Wadham 1960) (New South Wales & University 1958) CLASS LEADER Murray Hofmeyr Christopher Peisch Daryl Williams (Vermont & Worcester 1975) Alastair Christie (Cape Province & Worcester 1948) (Western Australia & Wadham 1965) (Victoria & Exeter 1967) Graham H. Jeff ries Thomas Powrie Mark Williams (Saskatchewan & Exeter 1955) Richard Cogswell (New Zealand & Magdalen 1952) (Kansas & New College 1973) (Tasmania & St Peter’s 1974) Kent Price Lee Johnston Joseph Wood Richard Cooper (Montana & Pembroke 1967) (Rhodesia & St Catherine’s 1968) (Indiana & Balliol 1963) (Pennsylvania & University 1964) 28 29

Symbol marks all those donors Sholto Hebenton Paul M. Dodyk David Wright RHODES who have contributed consecutively 1954 1956 (British Columbia & Keble) (Michigan & Magdalen) (Rhodesia & Oriel) for the last three fi nancial years. They CLASS LEADER Jeremy Ellis are awarded a Rhodes ‘Oxford Blue’. 24.3% PARTICIPATION 29.2% PARTICIPATION SCHOLARS Dale Johnson (Western Australia & Brasenose) 1961 (Nebraska & Worcester) Donations received in the Laurie Ackermann B. Conn Anderson Michael Gillette 30.9% PARTICIPATION Financial Year (Cape Province & Worcester) (Alabama & Brasenose) John Jordan (Maine & Brasenose) 1 July 2013 - 30 June 2014 Thomas H. Blackburn Rupert Charles Bromley (Illinois & Hertford) Thomas Hill Mark Baker (Massachusetts & Jesus) (Rhodesia & Christ Church) Peter S. Paine Jr. (Minnesota & University) (Rhodesia & Christ Church) CLASS LEADER Van Doorn Ooms (New York & Christ Church) Bradley Hosmer William G. Bardel Eliot Hawkins (Illinois & New College) Richard Pfaff (North Dakota & Exeter) (New Jersey & University) Anthony van Ryneveld Joseph Borg Costanzi (New York & Balliol) Geoff rey Phillips (Kansas & Magdalen) Nihal Kappagoda and Penny Bardel (Diocesan College, (Malta & Balliol) Anthony Jaff ey (Rhodesia & Lincoln) Robert I. Rotberg (Ceylon & Keble) Frank Berman 1939 Rondebosch & Trinity) 1949 1953 Prosser Giff ord (Rhodesia & Oriel) (New Jersey & University) (Cape Province & Wadham) 25.0% PARTICIPATION 25.0% PARTICIPATION 31.0% PARTICIPATION Robert Picken Ronald J. Lee THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | (Connecticut & Merton) John Lewis (Colorado & St John’s) CLASS LEADER (Minnesota & Oriel) Graham Bond Edward J. Pelz 1947 William J. Barber James Murray Bruce Cole (Newfoundland & Balliol) Robert B. Pirie John Schioler Don Mathieson (Queensland & Balliol) (Colorado & Brasenose) 13.0% PARTICIPATION (Kansas & Balliol) (Virginia & Merton) (Tasmania & Corpus Christi) Richard G. Lugar (Nebraska & Magdalen) (Manitoba & Corpus Christi) (New Zealand & University) Dean Copeland and Sheila Barber John Poynter John Evans (Indiana & Pembroke) Neil Rudenstine Don Smith Bryce Nelson (Mississippi & St John’s) 1940 Edmund Dews James Greene (Victoria & Magdalen) (Ontario & University) Robert Porter (Connecticut & New College) (Tennessee & New College) (Idaho & St John’s) Vijay Datta (Oregon & Jesus) (Newfoundland & Merton) CLASS LEADER (India & New College) 16.7% PARTICIPATION Han Spoel David Harley (South Australia & Lincoln) CLASS LEADER Sidney Noel Alastair Gillespie Michael Jaff ey (Transvaal & Trinity) (New Brunswick & University) Paul S. Sarbanes Edward Selig (Newfoundland & Corpus Christi) David Eisenberg (British Columbia & Queen’s) Graeme Wilson (Rhodesia & St Edmund Hall) CLASS LEADER Vincent Jones (Maryland & Balliol) (Massachusetts & Merton) 1958 Frank Von Hippel (Illinois & Queen’s) (Queensland & New College) Joe Jordan Gerard La Forest (California & Brasenose) (Massachusetts & Magdalen) and Lucy Eisenberg Patrick Sullivan A. G. Ross Sheil 14.6% PARTICIPATION (Idaho & Brasenose) (New Brunswick & St John’s) 1952 Storrs McCall (Malta & Queen’s) (Queensland & Balliol) Duane W. Krohnke Charles J. Merdinger Henry James Newdigate (Québec & New College) (Iowa & Worcester) 1941 22.7% PARTICIPATION Robert D. Sider Michael A. Boyd 1960 (Wisconsin & Brasenose) (Diocesan College, William E. McCulloh (Saskatchewan & Exeter) (Florida & Queen’s) John Madden 66.7% PARTICIPATION 21.8% PARTICIPATION Rondebosch & University) Michael Bennett (Ohio & Merton) 1955 (British Columbia & Magdalen) 17.5% PARTICIPATION Alasdair Sinclair Lloyd Higgs J. B. Brown 1948 (Virginia & Balliol) James F. McWilliams (Nova Scotia & New College) (New Brunswick & University) Robert Ashman Fred L. Morrison (British Columbia & Queen’s) (Kansas & Exeter) 34.6% PARTICIPATION 1950 William Carmichael (British Columbia & St John’s) Jack S. Dennis Donald Sniegowski A. E. Dick Howard (Indiana & Balliol) Alistair Stephen 14.3% PARTICIPATION (Colorado & Balliol) Robert N. (Oklahoma & Balliol) (Indiana & Exeter) (Virginia & Christ Church) Ralph Bryant Gaines Post (South African College School, Douglas Anglin Ross Francis (Roy) Morrison James B. Hurlock Reginald Stanton Keith McCall (North Carolina & Magdalen) (Wisconsin & New College) Newlands & University) Max Bingham CLASS LEADER (Ontario & Corpus Christi) (Manitoba & Corpus Christi) (Québec & Balliol) (Ohio & Magdalen) (New Jersey & Balliol) (Natal & Queen’s) Richard Celeste CLASS LEADER (Tasmania & Lincoln) Frederick L. Beaty Edward F. Henzell Julian Ogilvie Rex L. Jamison Edwin Yoder CLASS LEADER (Ohio & Exeter) Herschel Post Herman Hamilton (Texas & Worcester) (Queensland & St Edmund Hall) Thompson (Iowa & Merton) (North Carolina & Jesus) Joseph Nye Robert Darnton (California & New College) (Alabama & Exeter) 1946 William Becker CLASS LEADER (Diocesan College, Verdel A. Kolve CLASS LEADER (New Jersey & Exeter) (Massachusetts & St John’s) John Reid 23.8% PARTICIPATION Lawrence C. McQuade Rondebosch & Worcester) (Missouri & Wadham) Graham H. Jeff ries (Wisconsin & Jesus) Melvin Laurence Robert G. Edge (New Zealand & University) (Arizona & New College) CLASS LEADER Murray Hofmeyr (New Zealand & Magdalen) Popofsky (Georgia & Oriel) Arthur R. A. Scace Kenneth C. Brown John H. Morrison 1957 (Cape Province & Worcester) E. David Morgan Francis D. Logan W. Brown Patterson (New Mexico & University) (Iowa & Oriel) (Ontario & Corpus Christi) (Canadian Forces Overseas 27.9% PARTICIPATION Clive Hildebrand (Newfoundland & Oriel) (North Carolina & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER & Balliol) Ross Macdonald (Montana & Queen’s) CLASS LEADER James Wiley (Queensland & Wadham) CLASS LEADER (Massachusetts & New College) Eugene Skolnikoff George Cawkwell Francis Frank Vella Roger Raab George Drake (New South Wales & University) Jon B. McLin David Souter (New York & Merton) Stephen Stamas (New Hampshire & Magdalen) (New Zealand & Christ Church) Gerald M. McNiece (Malta & St John’s) (Natal & Christ Church) (Iowa & Merton) Bernard M. Wolfe (Arkansas & Wadham)

(Arizona & St Peter’s) and Winifred Skolnikoff (Massachusetts & Balliol) Ramsay Gunton Arthur Wasserman Graeme L. Salmon CLASS LEADER (Saskatchewan & Exeter) John Rayner Eng-Liang Tan Andrew Watson (Singapore & Balliol) (Ontario & University) Ewell E. Murphy Jr. (New York & Lincoln) (Tasmania & Merton) David Evans (Québec & Corpus Christi) (Ontario & Merton) (Texas & St Edmund Hall) (South Australia & New George Vella-Coleiro Hugh Stretton 1951 Ronald Watts John W. Sears 1959 Timothy E. H. Reid 16.2% PARTICIPATION (Ontario & Oriel) Anonymous (2) (Massachusetts & Balliol) College) (Malta & Oriel) (Victoria & Balliol) Alan Stretton 22.0% PARTICIPATION (Ontario & Christ Church) (Tasmania & Lincoln) CLASS LEADER Gilbert Strang Thomas Gelehrter Dennis Shaul Thomas A. Bartlett Elmus Wicker (Massachusetts & Balliol) (Ohio & Wadham) Trevor Anderson (Ohio & Exeter) (Oregon & University) Anonymous (1) (Louisiana & Queen’s) Erich S. Gruen (Manitoba & Wadham) CLASS LEADER Paul B. Van Buren

(Virginia & Merton) Mark Bewsher (South Dakota & University) (Tasmania & Balliol) CLASS LEADER 31 30

Symbol marks all those Morton Kahan Daryl Williams John Doyle Lee Johnston Malcolm Greenway Timothy T. Lupfer donors who have contributed (Connecticut & Balliol) (Western Australia & Wadham) (South Australia & Magdalen) (Rhodesia & St Catherine’s) (Rhodesia & Wadham) (New Jersey & Christ Church) consecutively for the last three 1963 CLASS LEADER 1970 1971 fi nancial years. They are awarded 25.5% PARTICIPATION Barry Forman Boisfeuillet Jones 29.5% PARTICIPATION 21.1% PARTICIPATION Robert Haar Ian Pollard a Rhodes ‘Oxford Blue’. Robert Kudrle (Massachusetts & Worcester) (Georgia & Exeter) (California & Balliol) (New South Wales & Balliol) (Oregon & Merton) 1966 David L. Boren 21.0% PARTICIPATION Michael A. Fredrickson Robert McCallum Brian Belchers Joseph L. Badaracco Lane Hughston Charles Saner (Oklahoma & Balliol) David J. Lutzer (Minnesota & Jesus) (Tennessee & Christ Church) (St Andrew’s College, (Missouri & Pembroke) (Texas & Magdalen) (St Andrew’s College, 1962 (Nebraska & Balliol) Grahamstown & Hertford) Grahamstown & Pembroke) 24.2% PARTICIPATION William Lewis Gilles Berthiaume David C. Hardesty Frederic Ris Richard J. Balfour Peter Lewy (Virginia & New College) Breon Mitchell (Québec & Keble) (West Virginia & Queen’s) (Colorado & Wadham) Thomas Böcking (Québec & St Edmund Hall) (South African College School, Ralph Smith (Kansas & University) (Germany & University) Newlands & Balliol) (Alabama & Corpus Christi) Ed Berman Philip H. Martin Andrew Brook Derek Hum and Ayliff e Ris Shom Bhattacharya (Maine & Exeter) CLASS LEADER (Illinois & Magdalen) Robert S. Munford III (Alberta & Queen’s) (New Brunswick & Exeter) Andrew B. Sancton Bruce Boucher (India & Exeter) Hugh Porteous Winston J. Churchill Eric McAllister (Mississippi & Balliol) Kenneth Carty J. Michael Kirchberg (Québec & Queen’s) (Alabama & Magdalen) Patrick J. Call (Saskatchewan & Balliol) Mark Williams CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (Kansas & New College) (Pennsylvania & New College) (Nova Scotia & Brasenose) Lee Saperstein (New Brunswick & Jesus) (Florida & Brasenose) Richard Stearns (Oregon & St John’s) David Cuthbertson (Montana & Queen’s) (California & Balliol) Richard R. Crocker Jürgen Reitmaier Anonymous (1) Joseph Price Ian Clark Kenneth (Kim) John Churchill THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | (Alabama & Queen’s) (New Brunswick & Brasenose) (British Columbia & Magdalen) (Germany & Magdalen) (Mississippi & Worcester) C. Mackenzie (Arkansas & New College) Charles Engles Harold Ritchie James Farley James A. Quitslund William M. Clark (Alberta & St Peter’s) Jerome Davis 1965 1969 (Arkansas & University) (New Brunswick & Merton) 1974 (Ontario & Oriel) (Washington & Magdalen) (North Carolina & Magdalen) (Kansas & New College) 21.0% PARTICIPATION Stephen Oxman 21.9% PARTICIPATION 30.9% PARTICIPATION Ian Glenday Gerald L. Sauer David Frohnmayer Brian Scarfe Stewart Early (New Jersey & New College ) Stephen Ferruolo (South African College School, (Missouri & Balliol) (Oregon & Wadham) (British Columbia & St John’s) Ronald Bancroft (Pennsylvania & Brasenose) Adriaan De Hoog (Rhode Island & St John’s) Nicholas W. Allard Richard Pedersen Newlands & Magdalen) (Maine & Oriel) CLASS LEADER (Saskatchewan & Worcester) CLASS LEADER Harold W. Stanley (New York & Merton) Ian Jones Mark Schantz (Nebraska & Oriel) Derek Green (Alabama & Worcester) CLASS LEADER (South African College School, (Iowa & Brasenose) George Cooper Chip Filson John Inglis Donald J. Gogel Kent Price (Newfoundland & Wadham) Newlands & Queen’s) (Nova Scotia & University) (Illinois & Merton) (Diocesan College, (New Jersey & Balliol) Jack Zoeller Thomas A. Barron Robert Smythe (Montana & Pembroke) CLASS LEADER Rondebosch & Mansfi eld) Eric Hanson CLASS LEADER (New York & University) (Colorado & Balliol 1974) Brian B. H. King (New Jersey & Exeter) David E. Kendall Robert Randolph (Michigan & Balliol) (Rhodesia & Exeter) Thomas Cotton (Indiana & Worcester) Mark Janis Larry Grisham Theodore Burk Malcolm Treadgold (Virginia & Magdalen) (Texas & New College) (Michigan & Queen’s) Peter Hempenstall (Texas & University) (Kansas & New College) John Kirby (Western Australia & Frank Larkins and Melinda Howe James R. Sheller (Queensland & Magdalen) 1973 (Virginia & Merton) Christ Church) (Victoria & Wadham) Marc E. Lackritz Richard Lee Patrick Carroll (Louisiana & University) 22.9% PARTICIPATION Alan Gayer (New Jersey & Wadham) David V. Hicks (New South Wales & (Queensland & Magdalen) Andrew Ledingham Konrad van Huyssteen Michael Martin (Massachusetts & Balliol) (New Jersey & Jesus) Worcester) (Rhodesia & University) (Paul Roos Gymnasium, (Iowa & New College) George Laurence Marshall Bautz Richard Cogswell CLASS LEADER Donald Melrose Stellenbosch & Brasenose) John J. Gearen Stephen R. Munzer 1968 (Cape Province & University) Murray Jamieson (Illinois & Balliol) (Tasmania & St Peter’s) (Indiana & Merton) (New Zealand & Merton) Peter Lever (Tasmania & Exeter) Ray Weedon (Kansas & Corpus Christi) 21.5% PARTICIPATION Barry May Kim Beazley Peter Cruse CLASS LEADER (Rhodesia & St Edmund Hall) Robert Ogilvie (Transvaal & University) Bart Holaday David Newby (Rhodesia & Brasenose) (Western Australia & Balliol) (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol) (North Dakota & Exeter) Bruce Amos David Phillip Jones Franklin Raines (British Caribbean & Jesus) Sam Westbrook (Western Australia & Wadham) Richard Menaker Paul Blustein Roger Davis (Ontario & Balliol) (Alberta & Balliol) (Washington & Magdalen) (Alaska & Trinity) and Cathy Holaday (Wisconsin & Merton) (New South Wales & Pembroke) Bruce Partridge Michael Teitelbaum (Virginia & New College) Geoff Cumming CLASS LEADER Jeff rey Rudman Robert Rosenfeld (New Jersey & New College) Joseph Wood Nicholas Hope (Oregon & St Catherine’s) John Bowers C. Sean Day (Victoria & Magdalen) (Massachusetts & New College) (Indiana & Corpus Christi) David Roe (Indiana & Balliol) (Tasmania & Balliol) Steven Michaud (Virginia & Merton) (South African College School, David Durack (Colorado & Pembroke) John Timothy (Minnesota & Jesus) Charles Shanor Kurt L. Schmoke Andrew Brown Newlands & Oriel) (Western Australia & (Florida & Christ Church) (Maryland & Balliol) Londergan 1967 (New Zealand & Worcester) Alan Draper Judson Sheridan Magdalen) Patrick Norton 1964 (Delaware & Merton) 29.5% PARTICIPATION (Minnesota & Trinity) (Pennsylvania & New College) Rick Trainor Alfred Wurglitz Geoff rey E. L. (Natal & Pembroke) 16.9% PARTICIPATION Douglas Eakeley (Rhode Island & Merton) (Colorado & University) Douglas McCalla Rod Eddington Jeff rey F. Sicha John Alexander (New Jersey & University) Steven Pfeiff er Dougherty (Alberta & Oriel) (Western Australia & Lincoln) (Ohio & Corpus Christi) K. D. Bardhan (Tennessee & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER (New Jersey & Christ Church) Paul Viita (Québec & Worcester) Robert Spearman (Massachusetts & Balliol) Brijraj Singh (India & Jesus) Thomas Allen John Finley Michael A. Ponsor 1972 Chris T. Hendrickson Elliot F. Gerson CLASS LEADER (North Carolina & Merton) (Connecticut & Magdalen), (India & Lincoln) (Maine & Wadham) (New Brunswick & Magdalen) (Minnesota & Pembroke) Stephen Wilson 19.1% PARTICIPATION (Washington & Balliol) Andrew Spray (South Dakota & Exeter) CLASS LEADER Terrence Veeman Richard Cooper David R. Bock Ronald Forbes Bob Rae John Kahn (British Columbia & St John’s) Thomas E. Carbonneau and Dr Jessica (Saskatchewan & Exeter) (Pennsylvania & University) (Idaho & Jesus) (St Andrew’s College, (Ontario & Balliol) (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol) (Maine & St John’s) Herzstein Keith Stevenson Grahamstown & Hertford) CLASS LEADER Bo Cutter Kenneth Brecher Wilhelm Kleppmann (South African College School, Keith Ellison Bruns H. Grayson (Virginia & Balliol) (Illinois & New College) Richard French Chris Sherwell (Germany & Merton) Newlands & Trinity) (Colorado & Magdalen) (California & University) (British Columbia & Magdalen) (Rhodesia & Corpus Christi) Anthony Evans Tad Campion Max Loubser CLASS LEADER Timothy A. CLASS LEADER Brian Firth (Orange Free State & Trinity) (New Hampshire & Queen’s) David Williams (South Africa-at-Large & Vanderver Jr. (South Africa-at-Large & Exeter) Brian C. Griffi n John M. Isaacson (New Zealand & Balliol) Magdalen) D. Michael Grace (Alabama & Exeter) Alastair Christie (Oklahoma & Queen’s)

(Ontario & St John’s) (Victoria & Exeter) (Maine & University) Mervyn Frost (Transvaal & University) 33 32

Symbol marks all those Michael Sandel Jane Harding Adam Schulman Daniel Bloomfi eld Storrs Hoen Tim Orton donors who have contributed (Massachusetts & Balliol) (New Zealand & Brasenose) (Illinois & Balliol) (New Jersey & St John’s) (Virginia & Balliol) (Tennessee & Keble) (Australia-at-Large & consecutively for the last three 1977 1980 CLASS LEADER Magdalen) fi nancial years. They are awarded Anonymous (1) 15.7% PARTICIPATION Jacko Maree 28.6% PARTICIPATION Elsdon Storey Richard Klingler Sean Mahoney a Rhodes ‘Oxford Blue’. CLASS LEADER (St Andrew’s College, (Victoria & Magdalen) John A. Board (Ohio & St John’s) (Illinois & New College) Grahamstown & Pembroke) David Hamer Michael Allen William Altman Marc Tessier-Lavigne (Virginia & Wadham) Keith Krause Gareth Penny Kimberly Strong CLASS LEADER (Texas & Pembroke) (Ontario & Merton) 1976 (Jamaica) (Québec & New College) Yolande Brown Chan (Prairies & Balliol) (Diocesan College, Rondebosch (Newfoundland & St John’s) 25.0% PARTICIPATION and Danguole Altman Alan Hobkirk Sarah J. Deutsch Martin Poppe Jillian Welch (Jamaica & Hertford) Marvin Krislov & St Edmund Hall) (Illinois & St Catherine’s) (Germany & Magdalen) Betsy Anderson Roe (British Columbia & Jesus) John A. Ausink (Prairies & Brasenose) Michael Chan (Connecticut & Magdalen) Andreas T. Reyes 1987 (Wisconsin & Brasenose) (Québec & Merton) Walter Isaacson (Wyoming & Merton) Peter Fairey Harry Printz (British Caribbean & Lincoln) John Lazar 18.0% PARTICIPATION (British Columbia & Magdalen) (Colorado & New College) Steven A. Crown (Louisiana & Pembroke) Andrew Banks Wendy Erber (South Africa-at-Large & Balliol) Javed Siddiqi CLASS LEADER (Washington & Queen’s) 1981 and Cathy Isaacson (Australia-at-Large & St John’s) CLASS LEADER (Ontario & Christ Church) V. Mary Abraham (Florida & St Edmund Hall) Kim A. Severson 16.2% PARTICIPATION CLASS LEADER (Maritimes & St Antony’s) David Lawther CLASS LEADER John Floras (Minnesota & Somerville) and Gary Hoff man Andrew Lynk Kevin Thurm (Ontario & Magdalen) Peter Donnelly (New York & Pembroke) CLASS LEADER Roald Bradley Melissa Burch Charalee F. Graydon (Maritimes & Balliol) THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | Johnson Troyen Brennan (Queensland & Balliol) (Indiana & New College) (Missouri & Hertford) Edgar C. Gentle Severtson (North Carolina & Exeter) (Prairies & Wadham) Jane Nelson Anonymous (2) Stefan Berger (Alabama & Pembroke) Clark Ervin (Zimbabwe & Magdalen) (Germany & Trinity) Nicholas Jose William Brundage (Washington & Magdalen) Ila Burdette Shaun Johnson CLASS LEADER (Texas & St Catherine’s) (South Australia & Magdalen) (Alaska & Pembroke) Malcolm Turnbull (Georgia & Christ Church) (South Africa-at-Large & Raymond Paretzky Malcolm E. O. Brown St Catherine’s) 1985 (Diocesan College, Robert Grant (New South Wales & Susan L. Karamanian (New York & Trinity) Peter Lutzeier Hans-Paul Bürkner Timothy Cumming 4.2% PARTICIPATION (Maritimes & University) (Alabama & Somerville) CLASS LEADER Rondebosch & Worcester) (Germany & Merton) (Germany & St Catherine’s) Brasenose) (South Africa-at- Pierre Piché CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER Large & Oriel) Shona L. Brown CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER Thomas Patterson (Québec & Keble) Ian Jackman C. Thomas McMillen (Ontario & New College) Daryl Koehn Gary Lawrence CLASS LEADER (Prairies & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER (New South Wales & University) (Maryland & University) Edwin Cameron Doron Weber (Kansas & Brasenose) (Rhode Island & Exeter) (Ontario & St Edmund Hall) Robert Dow Claus-Jorg Rütsch (South Africa-at-Large & Keble) Daniel C. Esty David Rose Laurence Rabinowitz Bronek Masojada CLASS LEADER (Massachusetts & Balliol 1981) (Queensland & Balliol) (Illinois & Brasenose) (Germany & University) William J. Cronon Hoke Perkins Gordon G. Wong (South Africa-at-Large (South Africa-at-Large & Trinity) (Alabama & Oriel) CLASS LEADER & Merton) CLASS LEADER Prabhat Jha CLASS LEADER (Wisconsin & Jesus) (British Columbia & Magdalen) David Levine Lawrence J. Vale (Prairies & Magdalen) (Alaska & New College) Danielle Fontaine (Illinois & New College) CLASS LEADER Paul Singer John C. Dupree Scott Raff erty Stuart Munsch (Québec & New College) (Maryland & Balliol) Robert Long (Québec & St John’s) Francois Van (North Dakota & Hertford) Andrew McJannet (Mississippi & Christ Church) Aditya Rana CLASS LEADER 1979 (North Carolina & Pembroke) CLASS LEADER Der Merwe (India & Merton) (St Andrew’s College, 10.6% PARTICIPATION Spencer Fleischer (Paul Roos Gymnasium, Grahamstown & (South Africa-at-Large & Lincoln) Denise A. Thal John H. McCall Nicholas Kristof Michael Rennie 1975 Stellenbosch & University) 1986 St Edmund Hall) (Michigan & Jesus) John Collis MacBain (Oregon & Magdalen) (Western Australia & 15.9% PARTICIPATION CLASS LEADER 13.2% PARTICIPATION Kathleen L. McLaughlin (Bermuda & Corpus Christi) (Québec & Wadham) Michele S. Warman Worcester) Brian J. Ward Guy Lancaster (Arizona & Balliol) Eckart Förster CLASS LEADER (New York & Magdalen) Peter Carfagna (Québec & Corpus Christi) John Glover (Bermuda & Corpus Christi) David Robertson Alec Cameron (Germany & Balliol) CLASS LEADER Trevor Norwitz (Ohio & University) (Victoria & Magdalen) Christopher Miller Donald Markwell (South Australia & Magdalen) (New South Wales & C. P. (Kip) Hall Elizabeth Woods (South African College School, and Rita Carfagna (Queensland & Wadham) (Tennessee & Merton) (Queensland & Trinity) Stephen Wilkinson Claudena M. Skran University) (New Jersey & Exeter) David Hamill Newlands & Keble) (South Australia & New College) Clayton Christensen (Queensland & Queen’s) CLASS LEADER Mary G. P. Murphy (Michigan & Magdalen) Philip Clayton and Shannon Norwitz Robert S. Harrison (Utah & Queen’s) Stephen Morillo (New York & St Catherine’s) Samuel D. Zurier Jeff rey Telgarsky (St Andrew’s College, (New Jersey & St John’s) David Lodge Mark Ouweleen (Rhode Island & Balliol) Grahamstown & Pembroke) CLASS LEADER 1978 (Georgia & Christ Church) (Louisiana & Jesus) CLASS LEADER (Prairies & Brasenose) Derek Hart 22.1% PARTICIPATION (Maryland & Lincoln) Barry Nalebuff Paul Vaaler Ken Crouse Richard Fallon (New Zealand & Brasenose) Robert Maloney Fiona Pixley Patrick Pichette (Wyoming & Lincoln) (Maine & Wadham) Mark Agrast (California & Magdalen) (Massachusetts & Nuffi eld) (Western Australia & (Minnesota & Worcester) (Québec & Pembroke) John Hood 1983 (Ohio & New College) and Nicole Maloney and Helen Kauder Corpus Christi) 30.9% PARTICIPATION David Ferreira James C. Matthews (New Zealand & Worcester) Alwyn Smith (South Africa-at-Large & (Manitoba & Hertford) Ed Biden Robin Russin Ralph Osterwoldt Daniel Vincent (Paul Roos Gymnasium, Timothy Lancaster 1984 Magdalen) (Maritimes & Hertford) (Wyoming & Corpus Christi) (British Columbia & St Anne’s) (Ontario & Merton) Brenda Buttner Stellenbosch & Templeton) Christopher Maxwell (Bermuda & Corpus Christi) 14.5% PARTICIPATION CLASS LEADER (Nevada & Balliol) William R. Handley (Victoria & New College) Mark Bradley Michael Penington Jonathan Watt-Pringle Ute Wartenberg Kagan Jeff erson McMahan (Australia-at-Large & (Natal & Keble) Charles Conn (Connecticut & St John’s) Michael G. McCaff ery (Virginia & Christ Church) Karen L. Stevenson Dominic Barton (Germany & Corpus Christi) (South Carolina & Corpus Christi) New College) (Massachusetts & Balliol) Janet Kentridge (Pennsylvania & Merton) Carter Brandon (Maryland/DC & Magdalen) Anonymous (1) (British Columbia & Brasenose) Jacob Weisberg Mark Mussared (South Africa-at-Large Christopher Peisch (Massachusetts & Balliol) CLASS LEADER Max Price David E. Duncombe CLASS LEADER (Illinois & New College) (South Australia & Magdalen) (South Africa-at-Large (Wyoming & Wadham) & Balliol) (Vermont & Worcester) Robert Clarence Karsten Von Kleist Donald Bobiash David Scobey & Magdalen) 1982 Philip C. Ma Michael Poliakoff (South Africa-at-Large & Jesus) (Germany & St Antony’s) Christopher Eisgruber (Prairies & Balliol) (Connecticut & New College) David Schatz 21.4% PARTICIPATION (Oregon & University) (Saskatchewan & University) (New Jersey & Corpus Christi) Eric Fornell CLASS LEADER David Celermajer (Virginia & New College) Gregg Meyer Clay Rolader (Michigan & Magdalen) Thomas C. Berg David Frederick (New South Wales & (Texas & University) New College) (New York & Oriel) (Georgia & Oriel) (Illinois & Lincoln) CLASS LEADER 35 34

Symbol marks all those Brian Rolfes Kate Cochrane-Brink Elizabeth Leane Joanna Monti-Masel Holger Nehring Kimberley Brownlee Amar Dhand donors who have contributed (Prairies & Wadham) (Ontario & St John’s) (South Australia & Magdalen) (Australia-at-Large & Merton) (Germany & University) (Québec & Corpus Christi) (Saskatchewan & Green) consecutively for the last three 1994 1999 and Brad Berg Elizabeth A. McLeish Darren Littlejohn Adam Paster Inosi Nyatta Albert Cho Nicholas Ferreira fi nancial years. They are awarded 11.5% PARTICIPATION 10.3% PARTICIPATION a Rhodes ‘Oxford Blue’. Jay Rubenstein (British Columbia & (Newfoundland & Magdalen) (South African College School, (Kenya & Magdalen) (Arizona & Jesus) (South Africa-at-Large & Lady Margaret Hall) Newlands & Wolfson) in memory of John Silvester Wolfson) (Oklahoma & St John’s) Sonia Batra CLASS LEADER Ruanne Barnabas CLASS LEADER (East Africa & Jesus 1953) 1988 Catherine Vinot Todd Peterson (California & Magdalen) Carol McQueen Benjamin Rimmer (KwaZulu-Natal & Merton) Nicolas David Fiona Herring (Australia-at-Large & Balliol) (South Dakota & Balliol) (Victoria & Balliol) Thomas Snow (Bermuda & Brasenose) 10.7% PARTICIPATION Jonathan Bays (Québec & Balliol) Sean M. Braswell (Germany & Christ Church) CLASS LEADER (Victoria & Magdalen) Theresa Simmonds (Prairies & Balliol) Katherine Michelmore Annette E. Salmeen (Texas & Magdalen) and Nicole Wallenberg Anthony P. House Todd Breyfogle (Pennsylvania & St Catherine’s) (California & St John’s) Jason Stanley (Washington & Christ Church) Francis Chong (Bermuda & Magdalen) Susan Dando Daniel Lubrich (Colorado & Corpus Christi) (Newfoundland & Hertford) 1990 (Singapore & St Antony’s) Pieter Pretorius Horacio Trujillo (Tasmania & Magdalen) (Germany & Merton) Ankur Luthra Michael Elias (South Africa-at-Large & Green) (New Mexico & St Edmund Hall) CLASS LEADER Wiesner Vos (California & Mansfi eld) 16.9% PARTICIPATION Clemens Glaubitz Zachary S. Morris (Tasmania & Brasenose) 1992 (Paul Roos Gymnasium, (Germany & St Cross) François van der Spuy Marianna Ofosu 7.5% PARTICIPATION Peter Rutledge Hélène Deacon Stellenbosch & Brasenose) (Wisconsin & Wadham) Bryan Hassel Christoph Avenarius (New Zealand & Magdalen) (South Africa-at-Large & (Prince Edward Island & Queen’s) CLASS LEADER (Maryland/DC & Linacre) Alexander Hartemink THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | (Tennessee & Balliol) (Germany & St John’s) Douglas Beck New College) CLASS LEADER (Florida & Magdalen) Michael Wenthe Mira Debs Andrew Park CLASS LEADER (California & New College) Kweli E. Washington (Iowa & Magdalen) Andrew Bell Brett E. House (Georgia & Trinity) 2001 (Illinois & Lincoln) Joanne Stevens Stace Lindsay (New South Wales & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER (California & Lincoln) CLASS LEADER 12.4% PARTICIPATION (KwaZulu-Natal & New College) (Ontario & University) Emelia Spencer (Montana & St Anne’s) Olivia L. White David A. Campbell Jodi Evans CLASS LEADER Jennifer Gruber Probasco Andrew Serazin (Utah & Merton) Kate Ballem Chase CLASS LEADER (Texas & St John’s) (Prairies & Magdalen) 1996 (Nebraska & University) (Ohio & Balliol) Serena J. Hoy 9.5% PARTICIPATION (British Columbia & Worcester) (Maryland/DC & Wolfson) Marnie Hughes CLASS LEADER Russ Muirhead Lesley Fellows (Arizona & St Antony’s) Aly Kassam-Remtulla and Stuart Chase Stephen E. Sachs (New Hampshire & Balliol) (Maritimes & Balliol) Warrington Tobias H. Ayer (Prairies & Balliol) (Missouri & Merton) Laura A. Shackelton Ali Husain 1998 Emily Baragwanath (Tasmania & Merton) (Vermont & Worcester) CLASS LEADER (Nevada & New College) Bob Peck Andrew Grant (Iowa & Balliol) 13.0% PARTICIPATION (New Zealand & Magdalen) Mark Schaan (Texas & Magdalen) (New Zealand & Sarah Kelly CLASS LEADER David Bonfi li Jeff rey Manns (Manitoba & New College) Thomas Smith Lady Margaret Hall) (South Australia & Wadham) Andrew Black (West Virginia & Lincoln) Rachel Buxton (Virginia & St Antony’s) (South Australia & Magdalen) and Ellen Peck Lisa Klein (South Africa-at-Large & Exeter) CLASS LEADER Mary Hale Tolar Elisabeth Köll (South Australia & Hertford) Wolfgang Rencken (South Africa-at-Large Michelle Gavin Murray W. McCutcheon Katie Sheehan Ariel Zylberman (Kansas & Lincoln) (Germany & St Antony’s) Seth Bodnar (Paul Roos Gymnasium, & St Antony’s) (Arizona & Lincoln) Scott A. Hershovitz (British Columbia & Trinity) (Manitoba & Merton) (Pennsylvania & Hertford) (Ontario & Merton) Stellenbosch & Trinity) (Georgia & Balliol) Mary Hallward- Peter Ruprecht CLASS LEADER Michael Huggins CLASS LEADER Driemeier (Idaho & St John’s) Anne Jones David Close Marilynn J. Richtarik Siofra Pierse (Queensland & New College) (Québec & New College) (Tennessee & St John’s) (Tasmania & Worcester) Karlee Silver 2004 (Kansas & Jesus) Lai Leng Soh (Ireland & Trinity) 2000 Chimène I. R. Keitner 14.3% PARTICIPATION Annaleise Howard- (Manitoba & Magdalen) 20.9% PARTICIPATION and Matt Bolch Janelle Larson (Singapore & Trinity) (Maritimes & New College) Leslie Kendrick (Kansas & Worcester) (Kentucky & Magdalen) Jones Angus Turner Maria Banda 1995 Frank Lorenz Müller Chelsea (Elander) (New South Wales & Somerville) (Western Australia & Queen’s) Burt Monroe (Germany & Merton) Amanda Lee Bodnar (Ontario & Balliol) 1993 15.2% PARTICIPATION Naana Afua Jumah Megan Wheeler 1989 (Kentucky & Lincoln) (Hong Kong & St Cross) (Montana & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER 6.7% PARTICIPATION Dayne Walling (New Hampshire & Magdalen) 13.7% PARTICIPATION CLASS LEADER (Ontario & Jesus) Basilios E. Tsingos (Michigan & St Peter’s) Alexandre Debs CLASS LEADER Cristina A. Bejan Roger Arjoon Thomas McCaleb (New Hampshire & Magdalen) Charles Day (Commonwealth Caribbean Julie Levison (Québec & Jesus) (North Carolina & Wadham) Doug Hallward- Mark Wu (Florida & Lady Margaret Hall) (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen) (Pennsylvania & Wadham) Driemeier Alison Van Rooy & St John’s) (Illinois & Corpus Christi) Dev Gangjee Tom Brennan Niall O’Dea (Missouri & Hertford) (Manitoba & Lincoln) Rhys Edwards Jennifer Babik John W. McArthur (India & St Catherine’s) 2003 (Diocesan College, (Newfoundland & Exeter) CLASS LEADER (Tasmania & Brasenose) (New Jersey & Magdalen) (British Columbia & Brasenose) 17.4% PARTICIPATION Rondebosch & Keble) Katherine Finkelstein Simon Hendrie CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (Rhode Island & St John’s) Martina Vandenberg Florian Heupel Peter Barnett 1997 Richard Pan (Diocesan College, 13.3% PARTICIPATION Courtney Voelker Mark Abrahamson (California & St Antony’s) (Germany & Merton) (Australia-at-Large & St John’s) (Ontario & Balliol) Rondebosch & Wadham) Bethany Ehlmann Sarah K. Harding (Oregon & Christ Church) (South Africa-at-Large & CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (Missouri & Hertford) (Maritimes & Lincoln) Mark E. Lundstrom Tali Farhadian Weinstein Adeel Qalbani Cameron Hepburn Wadham) (Washington & New College) (Iowa & Magdalen) Alexander Wyatt Christian Illies David Wilson Alexander Düring (New Jersey & Magdalen) (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen) Aaron Barkhouse Cecilia Fung CLASS LEADER (Victoria & New College) (Germany & Magdalen) (Colorado & New College) (Germany & Christ Church) and Boaz Weinstein Micah Schwartzman Kristin N. Javaras (Nova Scotia & St John’s) (Hong Kong & St Edmund Hall) (Virginia & Balliol) Paul Markovich Nnenna Lynch Carolyn Evans Michael Fullilove (Illinois & Balliol) Susan E. Bartlett Tarunabh Khaitan (North Dakota & University) 1991 (New York & St John’s) (Victoria & Exeter) (New South Wales & Balliol) Laura Tavares Katherine R. Larson 2002 (New Brunswick & Wadham) (India & Exeter) (Massachusetts & St John’s) (Minnesota & Lincoln) 16.7% PARTICIPATION Jennifer P. Michael 6.3% PARTICIPATION Ruju Bhatt Srivastava David Klemm Ross Garland Benjamin L. Champion Phillip Killicoat CLASS LEADER (Alabama & Christ Church) (Michigan & Balliol) (Germany & Hertford) (South Africa-at-Large & Susanna Mierau (Kansas & Balliol) (South Australia & Magdalen) Erica J. Borggren Nick Cerneaz Pembroke) Justin Whitton (Kansas & Balliol) Christina Kuhn Mark K. Moshinsky Kezia Lange (Illinois & Oriel) Eliana Close (New South Wales & St John’s) CLASS LEADER (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen) (South Africa-at-Large & (South African College School, Gareth Morgan (Alberta & St Catherine’s) (Germany & Brasenose) Neil Brown Christ Church) Newlands & Harris Manchester) (South Africa-at-Large & Michael Lamb (Iowa & Merton) Linacre) (Tennessee & Trinity) CLASS LEADER 37 36

Symbol marks all those Swati Mylavarapu Kimberly Rutherford Clara Blättler Laura Hilly David Llewellyn DW Bester Laura Nelson Alma Brodersen Qhelile Nyathi donors who have contributed (Florida & Wolfson) (Nova Scotia & Magdalen) (Massachusetts & University) (Australia-at-Large & (New South Wales & St John’s) (South Africa-at-Large (Massachusetts & (Germany & St John’s) (Zimbabwe & St Antony’s) consecutively for the last three Magdalen) & Wolfson) New College) CLASS LEADER fi nancial years. They are awarded Andreas Nunnenkamp Brett Shaheen Jason Crabtree Elizabeth Longino Stephanie Bryson a Rhodes ‘Oxford Blue’. (Germany & St John’s) (Pennsylvania & Christ Church) (Washington & Magdalen) Anne Karing (Texas & Wolfson) Gautam Bhatia Kelly O’Connor (California & St Catherine’s) David Obert CLASS LEADER (Germany & Brasenose) (India & Balliol) (Maritimes & St Antony’s) (Prairies & St John’s) Mwashuma Nyatta Anna Oldmeadow Reed Doucette Rhea Longley Elizabeth Butterworth (Kenya & Linacre) (Australia-at-Large & University) Heidi Stöckl (California & Hertford) Anthea Lindquist (Tasmania & Magdalen) Tamma Carleton Braden O’Neill (Massachusetts & New College) Jonathan Reader CLASS LEADER (Germany & Nuffi eld) (Victoria & Green Templeton) (Oregon & Magdalen) (Alberta & University) (Paul Roos Gymnasium, Simon Rabinovitch Jessica E. Hanzlik Kopano Mabaso Nina Cohen Stellenbosch & Corpus Christi) (Québec & Pembroke) Elizabeth Pearson Jeff rey Stout (Ohio & St John’s) Jannis Pähler (South Africa-at-Large & Joshua Chauvin John Scotti (Pennsylvania & Worcester) (Iowa & Somerville) (Colorado & St Cross) Vor Der Holte Magdalen) (Ontario & New College) (California & Queen’s) Miriam Rosenbaum Marcia Reinhart Renée Hlozek Zachary Crippen (Germany & Balliol) (New York & University) (Alberta & Wadham) Joseph F. Preston Katharine Wilkinson (South Africa-at-Large & Joshua Makepeace Laurence Shaheen Seedat (Colorado & Christ Church) Christ Church) Chase Palisch (South Australia & Lincoln) Deschamps-Laporte (South Africa-at-Large & Robin M. Rotman (Florida & Lincoln) (Tennessee & Trinity) Lauren Dancer Tenzin Seldon (Kentucky & Queen’s) (Québec & Magdalen) Brasenose) (California & St John’s) (Tennessee & Lincoln) Simon Quinn Nadine Levin Christopher (Australia-at-Large & St John’s) CLASS LEADER CLASS LEADER (Queensland & Keble) (Maryland/DC & Natasha Phiri McConnachie Michael Fargher Astrid Stuth Cevallos

Angie Darby THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS |

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS | 2007 Green Templeton) (Zambia & Lincoln) (South Africa-at-Large (South Africa-at-Large Aakash Shah (Australia-at-Large (Wisconsin & University) Willow Sainsbury Michael Rivers- 12.2% PARTICIPATION & Lincoln) & St John’s) (New Jersey & Wolfson) & Christ Church) (New Zealand & Magdalen) Bowerman Hila Levy Sushila Rao Briar Thompson (Colorado & Exeter) (India & Balliol) Steven Mo Katy Hansen Paul Shorkey (New Zealand & Somerville) Emily (Ludwig) Serazin (British Columbia & Avi Feller Akul Dayal Corpus Christi) (Texas & St John’s) (Montana & Christ Church) (North Carolina & Merton) (India & Green Templeton) (West Virginia & New College) (Arizona & Lincoln) Lionel Nichols Alia Whitney-Johnson Brandon Turner CLASS LEADER (Tasmania & Lincoln) (North Carolina & St John’s) Malebogo Ngoepe CLASS LEADER Ryan Goss Varun Sivaram Rebecca Dixon (North Carolina & Wen Shi (South Africa-at-Large & Eugene Shenderov (Queensland & Lincoln) Joseph O’Shea Anna Yermakova Richard Higgins (California & St John’s) (Maritimes & St Hilda’s) St Catherine’s) (Michigan & Magdalen) Wadham) (New York & Magdalen) (Florida & Exeter) (Illinois & St John’s) (New Zealand & St Catherine’s) Amy King David Springer Victor Finkel Steven Wang Andrew Stumer CLASS LEADER Rosanna Nicol (St Andrew’s College, (Victoria & Brasenose) (Ontario & Lincoln) (Queensland & Magdalen) Lev A. Sviridov (Australia-at-Large & Trinity) Raoul Rontsch (South African College School, (Maritimes & Wolfson) Grahamstown & (New York & New College) Benjamin J. Lundin Aneil Jaswal CLASS LEADER Kenneth Townsend Newlands & Corpus Christi) 2010 Daniel Norman (British Columbia & Magdalen) St Edmund Hall) Trevor Thompson (Tennessee & Pembroke) Nabeel Gillani (Mississippi & Trinity) 30.5% PARTICIPATION (Australia-at-Large & Balliol) 2013 (Washington & University) Kate Smolina Michael Jones Sarah Swenson David Matthews (Virginia & New College) Almut Veraart (Ontario & University) William Oppenheim (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen) (South Dakota & Balliol) (Germany & St Anne’s) Silas Xu (Québec & St John’s) Kira Allmann Byron Gray Samuel Stranks (Virginia & Magdalen) (Maine & Pembroke) Zujaja Tauqeer (New Zealand & Balliol) Travers McLeod Nomsa Kachingwe (Washington & Magdalen) Amanda Frickle Rachael Wagner (South Australia & St John’s) Mari Rabie (Zambia & Brasenose) (New York & Jesus) (Montana & Wolfson) Anonymous (1) (Western Australia & Balliol) Elizabeth Betterbed Anand Habib (Virginia & Balliol) (South Africa-at-Large Paul Trethowan CLASS LEADER Andreas Witte (Washington & New College) Timo Kauer (Texas & Balliol) CLASS LEADER & St Catherine’s) (Germany & University) (Germany & St John’s) (Zimbabwe & Trinity) Timothy Cheng Max Harris Christopher W. Wells Christian Sahner Justine Schluntz Esther Uduehi 2006 Anonymous (2) (Hong Kong & Green Jennifer Lai (New Zealand & Balliol) AMENDMENTS (Virginia & Balliol) (New Jersey & St John’s) (New Mexico & St John’s) 15.7% PARTICIPATION Templeton) (Hawaii & University) (Indiana & Merton) CLASS LEADER Mark Hearson Tyler Spencer Léticia Villeneuve With gratitude and our Jack Fuller Andrew Lanham (Prairies & Harris Manchester) Adam Chandler Nicholas Shelly 2009 (Maryland/DC & Wolfson) (Québec & University) sincere apologies to the (Victoria & St Hugh’s) (Pennsylvania & Corpus Christi) 2005 (North Carolina & Queen’s) (Virginia & Lincoln) 16.7% PARTICIPATION Helen Jack following donor, whose 19.8% PARTICIPATION Richard Stebbing David Walcott Tom Hills Ryan Manton (New Hampshire & Pembroke) generous giving was Alison Crocker Parvinder Thiara (New Zealand & St John’s) (New Zealand & Wolfson) (New Zealand & Magdalen) (Jamaica & Lincoln) (New Hampshire & (Illinois & Linacre) Lucas Merrill Brown Mukoma Kalumba omitted within last year’s Evelyn Chan Dustin Stuart William Zeng New College) (Virginia & Magdalen) Caroline Huang Jackie McArthur (Zambia & Linacre) Honour Roll: (Hong Kong & St Antony’s) Michael Crawford (Western Australia & Merton) CLASS LEADER (Delaware & Merton) (Western Australia & Magdalen) (Virginia & Oriel) Alexander Dewar Urban Stephanie Lin Jeremy Farris CLASS LEADER (Oregon & Linacre) David Kendall (Georgia & University) (Manitoba & Balliol) Matthew Brown Challenger Mishra (California & Hertford) (Australia-at-Large & Alice Irving (India & Exeter) (Indiana & Worcester 1966) CLASS LEADER Jamie Furniss Julie Veroff 2011 2012 Matthews Mmopi Brasenose) (New Zealand & Merton) (Québec & University) (California & St Antony’s) 49.4% PARTICIPATION Sannah Mokone 43.2% PARTICIPATION (Botswana & Jesus) Ruth French-Hodson Abdulrahman El-Sayed Jaspreet Khangura (South Africa-at-Large & Jesus) (Kansas & Merton) William Hwang Kelsey Murrell (Michigan & Oriel) (Prairies & Balliol) Anna Alekseyeva Mohit Agrawal (Maryland & St John’s) Elizabeth Murray (Kansas & St Cross) CLASS LEADER (Missouri & Balliol) (Indiana & St John’s) 2008 Peter Gill CLASS LEADER (Tasmania & New College) Elizabeth W. Mayne Ishan Nath Joseph S. Jewell 21.0% PARTICIPATION (Alberta & Magdalen) Shreya Atrey Aysha Bagchi (Colorado & Brasenose) Julie Kratz Grace Mwaura (Georgia & Magdalen) (Michigan & Keble) (India & Magdalen) (Texas & Pembroke) Caitlin Goss (Germany & Linacre) (Kenya & St Hilda’s) Jeff rey Miller Melis Anahtar Mbongeni Ndlovu Laurel Lee (Queensland & Merton) Melissa Bailey Vrinda Bhandari (Texas & Magdalen) (Maryland/DC & Oriel) Eva Lam Vivek Naranbhai (South Africa-at-Large & (Washington & Christ Church) (Manitoba & St John’s) (India & Magdalen) Nina Hall (Wisconsin & (KwaZulu-Natal & Keble) Lincoln) Jeremy Robinson Jason R. Bello CLASS LEADER Cheryl Lim (New Zealand & St Antony’s) Lady Margaret Hall) Ziyaad Bhorat (Indiana & Balliol) (Massachusetts & Magdalen) CLASS LEADER (Malaysia & St John’s) CLASS LEADER (Diocesan College, CLASS LEADER Gillian Langor (Newfoundland & St Cross) Rondebosch & St Anne’s) 38 39

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