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Wadham College 2018 Gazette2019 Wadham College Gazette College Wadham 2019 Gazette Gazette 2019 3 Contents Fellows' List 4 Features The Editor 8 Making Connections The Warden 62 9 Thomas Hardy and Wadham The Domestic Bursar 66 12 Wadham Reminiscences Staff List 68 14 The Royal Arms The Finance Bursar 70 18 Kilvert's Diaries The Development Director 72 20 Reminiscences of T. C. Keeley The Senior Tutor 74 24 The Beit Trust The Tutor for Access 75 26 Travel Report The Chapel and Choir 76 28 The Goddards' Buildings The Sarah Lawrence 78 Programme Book Reviews 30 80 The Library 32 College Record In Memoriam Clubs, Societies 86 and Activities Obituaries 88 1610 Society Fellows' news 36 104 Wadham Alumni Society Emeritus Fellows' news 38 108 Law Society New Fellows 40 110 Medical Society Alumni news 42 114 Wadham Alumni Golf Society Degrees 43 116 Student Union Donations 44 118 MCR 46 Lennard Bequest Reading Party The Academic Record 48 Graduate completions 138 Sports Final Honour School results 141 Cricket First Public 50 Football Examination results 52 143 Hockey Prizes 53 145 Rowing Scholarships and Exhibitions 54 148 Rugby New Undergraduates 58 151 Women's Weightlifting New Graduates 59 155 2019 Events 158 www.wadham.ox.ac.uk Fellows’ list 5 Frances J. Lloyd Lydia C. Gilday Oliver M. Butler Fellows’ list Domestic Bursar JRF in Chemistry Fellow by Special Election in Law Tarunabh Khaitan Fiona M. Powrie, FRS Hackney Fellow and Tutor Professor of Jack J. J. Miller WARDEN Oren Sussman Alexander C. Paseau in Law Musculo-Skeletal Sciences JRF in Medical Sciences Reader in Finance and Tutor Stuart Hampshire Fellow and in Management Studies Tutor in Philosophy Lord Macdonald of River Emma E. A. Cohen Sara E. Motta Andrew J. Princep Glaven Kt QC Tutor in Human Sciences JRF in Astrophysics Keeley Rutherford JRF in Paul J. Martin Mark S. Thompson Physics and Senior Treasurer Tutor in Politics Tutor in Engineering Jane Griffiths Olivia Vázquez Medina of Amalgamated Clubs FELLOWS Placito Fellow and Tutor Tutor in Spanish Matthew S. Kempshall Edmund M. Herzig in English and Tutor for Cliff Davies Fellow and Masoumeh and Fereydoon Monika Gullerova E. Jane Garnett Undergraduates Ursula H. M. Martin, FREng Associate Professor in Tutor in History Tutor in Modern History and Soudavar Professor of EPSRC Research Professor Experimental Pathology and Keeper of the Gardens Persian Studies in Computer Science and Tutor of Medicine Stephen J. Heyworth Francesco Zanetti Maurice Bowra Fellow and Tutor in Economics Senior Research Fellow Benjamin C. Berks Philip R. Bullock Tutor in Classics, Secretary Professor of Biochemistry Professor of Russian, Yeltsin Emilia B. Terracciano Alexander F. Ritter Karl B. J. Kügle Bowra JRF in the Humanities for the Wine Committee, and and Tutor in Biochemistry Fellow and Tutor in Russian, Roger Penrose Fellow and ERC Research Professor Steward of Common Room and Director of Music Tutor in Mathematics in Music, Senior Research Matthew J. Langton Caroline S. Mawson Fellow, and Keeper of the RJP Williams JRF in Senior Tutor and Tutor for Alan W. Beggs Peter J. Thonemann Julie C. Hage Silver Chemistry John Flemming Fellow and Admissions Forrest–Derow Fellow and Development Director Tutor in Economics Tutor in Ancient History Sakura Schafer-Nameki Fabrizio A. Caola Carolin Duttlinger Dominic P. Brookshaw Fellow and Tutor in Fellow and Tutor in Physics Ockenden Fellow and Tutor in Senior Research Fellow in Paul D. Beer Eric F. Clarke, FBA Mathematics Professor of Inorganic German Heather Professor of Music Persian and Fellow Librarian J. C. Séamus Davis Chemistry, Braithwaite Fellow and Welfare Dean Senior Research Fellow in and Tutor in Chemistry, and Samuel J. Williams Ankhi Mukherjee W. Thomas M. Sinclair Wadham College Law Physics Sub-Warden Professor of English and Tutor in Philosophy Paolo G. Radaelli Society Fellow by Special World Literatures and Tutor Dr Lee’s Professor of Election and Secretary of Rebecca R. Simson Richard Sharpe, FBA in English Experimental Philosophy Thomas W. Simpson Governing Body David Richards JRF in Professor of Diplomatic Senior Research Fellow in Economic History Philosophy and Public Policy Michael J. Bannon Christopher Summerfield Peter J. Alsop Colin P. Mayer, FBA Director of Postgraduate Professor of Cognitive Finance Bursar Peter Moores Professor of Juliane Zachhuber Medical Education and Neuroscience and Tutor in Susan M. Lea Fellow by Special Election in Management Studies Professorial Fellow Experimental Psychology Professor of Microbiology Emily M. L. McLaughlin Ancient History and Tutor for Women Fellow and Tutor in French Cláudia M. Pazos Alonso and Tutor for Equality and Senior Research Fellow in Andrew D. Farmery Darren J. Dixon Evan E. Easton-Calabria Sir Samuel Scott of Yews Professor of Organic Ekaterina A. Shamonina Diversity JRF in Social Sciences Portuguese and Brazilian Fellow and Tutor in Medicine Chemistry, Knowles-Williams Tutor in Engineering Science Studies and Dean Fellow and Tutor in Organic Stephan Rauschenbach Natalia Doan Chemistry Alfonso A. Castrejón-Pita Fellow and Tutor in Okinaga JRF in Japanese Colin Wood Fellow and Tutor Laura C. H. Hoyano Martin G. Bureau Physical Chemistry Studies Senior Research Fellow in Professor of Astrophysics, in Engineering Science and Nathalie Seddon Law Lindemann Fellow and Tutor Tutor in Biological Sciences Tutor for Race Christina S. M. Benninghaus Heeyeon Kim in Physics, and Tutor for A. F. Thompson DAAD Fellow JRF in Mathematics Philip Candelas, FRS Graduates Margaret Hillenbrand Alexander Steel in Modern History Rouse Ball Professor of Tutor in Chinese Lee Shau Kee’s Sir Man Kam Mathematics Lo Fellow and Tutor in Law WADHAM COLLEGE GAZETTE 2019 www.wadham.ox.ac.uk Fellows’ list 7 Alice Roullière Kathleen M. Sullivan Keith G. H. Dyke VISITING FELLOWS Maziyar Ghiabi Ian McNab Fellow by Special Election Persian Clinical Medicine TT20 in Early Modern French Professor Sandra D. Sir Roger Penrose, OM, FRS Sorin Bangu Literature Fredman, FBA, QC Olivia Glaze Dimitris Papanikolaou John M. Brown, FRS Portuguese Modern Greek Robert Hannigan, CMG CHAPLAIN Francesco Licausi John D. Gurney Associate Professor and Stephen Goddard Rob Penfold Professor Sally L. Mapstone Revd Dr Jane Baun French Chemistry Tutor in Plant Sciences Richard E. Passingham, FRS Professor Robert J. C. Young Keeper of Jeffrey Hackney, Jeffrey Hackney Lucas Person the Archives SUB-DEANS Law French HONORARY FELLOWS Amelia S. Gentleman Gabrielle Beaudry Professor Stuart J. Russell David J. Mabberley, AM Otared Haidar Joe Pitt-Francis Lee Shau Kee Julien Du Vergier Arabic Computer Science Nicholas M. J. Woodhouse Kristina Kampfer Sir Michael Checkland FOUNDATION FELLOWS Keeper of Annabella Massey Stephen J. Goss, Adam Handel Joanna Raisbeck Sir Sydney Giffard, KCMG Pictures Neurophysiology German Alan Green Kate Sim Professor Peter Day, FRS Michael J. Peagram Christina M. Howells Max Hodgson Oliver Ready COLLEGE LECTURERS History Russian Wasim Sajjad Joyce Von Bothmer Graham G. Ross, FRS 2019-20 Rt Hon Sir Christopher Stephen W. C. Stow Simone Irmscher Autumn Rowan-Hull William F. McColl Michael Abecassis German Anatomy Rose, PC J. Kenneth Woods French Tao Tao Liu Sir Franklin D. Berman, Nicholas C. F. Barber, CBE Sarah Jenkinson George Southcombe Richard Ashdowne Chemistry History KCMG, QC Anthony C. Preston, CBE Jeremy P. S. Montagu Linguistics Matthew Benham Rt Hon The Lord Bragg CH, David J. Edwards Hiroe Kaji Richard Stacey FRS, FBA Alasdair J. D. Locke Hannah Bailey Japanese Clinical Medicine Robin W. Fiddian English John H. McCall MacBain, OC Peter J. Marshall, CBE, FBA Shio-Yun Kan David Staunton William W. H. Doo Capt Michel P. Sauvage, RN Guido Bonsaver Chinese Biochemistry Allan E. Gotlieb, CC, OM Italian Edwin W. S. Mok W. Michael G. Tunbridge Sir Roderick C. Floud, FBA Jenny Lemke C. V. Sukumar Carol A. Richards Rajendra Chitnis German Physics J. Bernard O’Donoghue Czech Rt Hon The Lord Dyson, PC The Hon N. P. V. Rothschild Reinhard Strohm, FBA Yiliang Li Cedric Tan The Rt Revd and the Rt John Dawes Economics Biological Sciences Neurophysiology Hon The Lord Williams of EMERITUS FELLOWS Nicholas A. Athanasou Oystermouth, PC, FBA Ian N. Thompson Tamer Malak Rachel Tanner Michael R. Ayers, FBA Daniel Eakins College Clinical Teaching Human Sciences Engineering Associate H. Allen O. Hill, FRS Colin J. Wood Andrew P. Hodges Reinier van Straten The Hon Peter A. S. Milliken, German Raymond C. Ockenden, C. V. Sukumar Mark Fricker Cathy Mason PC, FRSC Dean Of Degrees Biological Sciences Philosophy Ben Walker Sir David R. Winkley Editor Mathematics Geoffrey A. Brooker, KEELEY VISITING Alexei Gazca Orozco Jack McCarthy of the Mathematics Engineering Rt Hon Sir James Munby Wadham Gazette FELLOWS Simon Yarrow 2019-20 Clinical Medicine Professor Andrew C. J. Stephen M. Simpson Perry Blackshear Guadalupe Gerardi Colleen McGregor MT19 Spanish College Clinical Teaching Thomson, OBE, FRS Terence F. Eagleton, FBA Cinnamon Carlarne Associate Nahid Zokaei Sir Neil Chalmers Experimental Psychology WADHAM COLLEGE GAZETTE 2019 www.wadham.ox.ac.uk ❙ The Editor ❙ The Warden Reports Reports 9 there is a real dedication – the kind that only comes when the College is A successful seen, in an "of course" way, as meriting that attention. I need say no more on formula these and other activities, as they are The Editor fully dealt with in the contributions that Breaking Geoffrey Brooker follow. Last year's could not Gazette down contain an obituary for Professor Reza Sheikholeslami; John Gurney the barriers has written an appreciation that you The Warden will find here. I do not think that any of Ken Macdonald QC us guessed that Reza's life had had its tragedies; all we saw was a benign colleague and friend. Also happening too late for last year’s was the , our beautiful new Meanwhile, in the Back Quad, the Gazette AS I WRITE very untimely death of Botany tutor Ian Dorothy Wadham Building on Iffley new William Doo Undergraduate Centre Moore, a quite exceptional biologist.
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