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Contents
Welcome and thank you
from the Vice-Chancellor
3 Welcome
4 Enhancing the student experience
8 Fostering enterprise
12 Making a difference
18 Remembering our roots
20 Investing in our future
24 Volunteering support
28 Financial report
28 A message from the Director of Development
31 Our donors
41 Our volunteers
Professor G Q Max Lu
President and Vice-Chancellor
This year, the University is celebrating its 50th anniversary since
it moved to Guildford from Battersea following the award of its
Royal Charter.
On this anniversary, we celebrate the many wonderful achievements
in education and research, and reflect on our rich history and legacy of
working with communities to build a world-class university in Guildford.
We have achieved amazing things in the last 50 years through the
efforts of our staff, students, alumni and supporters, and working
together with our local and global communities. I believe this is what
makes the University of Surrey great, and I feel privileged to lead such a
fine institution.
To all of our alumni, donors and supporters: you are an integral part of the
Surrey family and I would like to give my heartfelt thanks for the valuable
contribution that you make to the University.
As a result of your support, Surrey has made great strides in education,
research and innovation and now sits firmly as one of the top higher
education institutions in the UK. I am keen to consolidate on this strong
position and, looking to the future, I envisage that the University of Surrey
will be a world-class research university in Guildford. I recognise that such
a global ambition calls for strong local action, and that this will not be
without its challenges.
In this regard, the continuing engagement with our alumni, donors and
volunteers will be ever more crucial. I truly believe that through the joint
effort of the whole University community we will reach our goals, and
grow as a world-renowned institution.
Contact us
If you have any questions about supporting the
University of Surrey, please contact:
Alumni & Development Office
University of Surrey
Guildford, GU2 7XH, UK
T: +44 (0) 1483 683143
To mark our 50th year and also celebrate the 40th year in office of
our Chancellor, HRH The Duke of Kent, we are excited to launch the
Chancellor’s 50th Anniversary Appeal to provide support for our
students and new research fellowships. We look forward to sharing more
information with you about this new initiative in due course, and hearing
how you might wish to be involved.
Once again, thank you for your ongoing support. I am confident
that we have a great future for another 50 years, and I look forward to
working with you to make Surrey a premier global university that
will be renowned for producing world-changing graduates and
research outcomes.
Professor G Q Max Lu
President and Vice-Chancellor
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4 | Enhancing the student experience
Your support creates
lasting memories
The Annual Fund benefits students across campus,
from providing sports and society equipment to
supporting them through the Hardship Fund.
Becky Ibbotson
VP Activity
University of Surrey Students’ Union
The Student Services team
Hardship Fund transforms lives
£30,000+
£70,000
£184,000
has bought new equipment
for Team Surrey sports clubs
has supported
students in need
has funded 18 projects
in the last year
These funds directly impact on the student experience
and ensure our students have as many opportunities
as they possibly can - to grow, develop, and create
memories that last a lifetime.
More than £184,000 has funded 18 projects in the last
year. Over £30,000 has bought new equipment for
Team Surrey sports clubs, helping us complete our
target of top 30 in the British University and College
Sport (BUCS) League table by 2017, a year early. Even
with this success we continue to aspire to reach even
higher within the league.
The Annual Fund has also funded further student
projects such as new training kit for the paramedic
society and provided £70,000 for student hardship a major factor in maintaining many students’
university careers.
It’s donations like these that enable students at Surrey
to experience some of the best years of their lives.
Having graduated in July, I can say with confidence
that my time at Surrey has been the best decision
I ever made, and these funds help ensure current
students have the same experience.
Wonderful things do happen here, and it’s thanks
to your donations that they do so. On behalf of the
Students’ Union, thank you for your continuing
generosity and support, it truly does make a difference.
Becky Ibbotson
VP Activity
University of Surrey Students’ Union
Every year a number of students face having to
give up on their dream to study at University
due to unforeseen financial problems.
Fortunately, our Student Services team is there to
support them through the Student Hardship Fund,
which this year received £70,000 from
generous donors.
We are determined that gifted students should be
able to come to Surrey, no matter what their personal
or financial circumstances, and the Fund provides a
lifeline to those who face severe financial difficulties
through no fault of their own.
Students usually start University in a good financial
position, but an unexpected circumstance such as
parental redundancy, divorce or bereavement can
leave students struggling financially.
The Student Money and Housing Support Advisers
receive requests throughout the year and see all types
of people who are having difficulty making ends meet.
Many of our international students, for example,
are funded by their parents but if a parent becomes
unwell or their circumstances change, money becomes
very tight.
The team also supports undergraduates during their
placement year. Students can find it very difficult if
they can no longer carry on with part-time jobs during
their placement and are living in an expensive area
with high accommodation costs.
Applications are processed in 21 days but an
emergency loan can be paid within 48 hours.
Typically, the money funds rents but the Student
Services team will also look at other avenues, such as
charities, to ensure students can gain some financial
stability in the longer term.
Our donors provide opportunities to ensure all students have extra support available
to them when they most need it. By giving to the Hardship Fund, Surrey’s alumni and
friends are transforming lives and we are very grateful for their generosity.
Ruth McLeod
Student Support and Student Money Officer
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6 | Enhancing the student experience
Boost
for paramedic
training
Students studying for their degree in
Paramedic Practice will be able to spend
more time using essential training
equipment with the Paramedic Society.
Alongside the timetabled skill sessions in the
academic programme, the group runs training
workshops to boost students’ skills and confidence.
The project aims to provide a positive university experience
Previously, the society was limited to holding training
sessions at ambulance stations, which reduced
flexibility with dates and times, and also meant
students had to travel outside Guildford to practise.
Thanks to the support of our generous donors, the
students will now have ample time to develop their
skills and build their confidence as clinicians.
Positive step
to break down
barriers
£7,755
Supported by an Annual Fund grant of £7,755, this
project will not only provide social structure for
autistic students, but run widespread awareness and
acceptance campaigns throughout the whole of
the University.
Supported by Anunal
Fund grant
By trying to create an autism-friendly campus,
the University will be only the second in Europe
to do so. The project aims to create a healthy
atmosphere on campus, beginning to break down
the stigma that plagues those with autism.
Monique Botha
Pyschology PhD student
snowsports
An Annual Fund grant of £2,500 will enable
Surrey Snowsports, one of the University’s
largest clubs, to compete at a higher level and
offer more students the chance to try out the
sport. The funding will be used to buy ski-suits,
essential for top-level competition, specialist
freestyle skis, safety equipment and a video
camera to record perfomances to help with
training and to promote the club’s activities.
The Positive Autism Project is a groundbreaking programme which aims to give students
with autism a safe campus and a positive university experience.
In the past five years there has been a 200% increase
in students with autism attending university –
however, according to the Equality Challenge Unit, of
all the students with disabilities those with autism are
the least likely to finish their university degrees with
good grades, and are the most likely to drop out.
Funding promises
new heights for
Paramedic students now have more opportunity
to practise their skills
Club president Josh Hook said: “For many
people, competing in sport is a very important
part of university life and representing Team
Surrey at the highest level is a massive
achievement. Our team is attracting more
dedicated, expert and diverse members each
year, and, in order for us to capitalise on
this, higher quality equipment is required.
The funding will allow us to take part in the
BUCS (British Universities and College Sports)
alpine championships, the most prestigious
event of the year, and give many students the
opportunity to wear their university colours.”
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8 | Fostering enterprise
Building a strong
research culture
We have a thriving postgraduate research
community with more than 1,000 students
studying for PhDs, working across a
variety of disciplines.
Supporting our PhD students and early career
researchers so they receive the very best experience
with excellent training opportunities is integral to the
University’s new Doctoral College.
Opened in autumn 2016, it forms a core part of the
University’s Research Strategy and aims to build a
strong research culture, provide first-class training
and supervision and develop highly-skilled and
employable graduates.
Atti Emecz, Vice-Provost, Research and Innovation,
said: “Ensuring we develop talented researchers
capable of dealing with the world’s future challenges
and opportunities is one of the most important and
rewarding activities we do at the University. We are
establishing a Doctoral College in order to improve the
the experience of our PhD students and early
career researchers.
“We are committed to providing a quality experience
for them and want them to be advocates for the
University in whatever careers they take up. We know
many of you share these ambitions so please don’t
hesitate to get in touch if you would like to know
more about how you can support us.”
Furthering autism research
Changes to university funding and student finance
policies mean that bursaries and scholarship schemes
are more vital than ever to enable exceptionally
talented people to realise their potential.
Bullying is a serious
problem for children
with special educational
needs and research shows
that it not only relates to
emotional problems and
school absenteeism but is
also linked to problems
in later life such as low
self-esteem, anxiety,
difficulties in forming
relationships and even
employment status.
Anna Cook
Named scholarships are an ideal way to ensure that
the brightest students are able to complete their
studies and go on to make a real impact in the world.
One such supporter is alumnus Gavin Whichello,
who through his company Qube Learning is funding
a PhD scholarship for Anna Cook, who is investigating
the experiences of children with autism.
As the mother of two children on the spectrum,
Anna knows only too well the challenges parents and
teachers face in ensuring young people with special
educational needs are not marginalised at school.
Qube Learning provides vocational qualifications,
functional skills and short courses. Chairman Gavin,
who graduated in 1974 with a BSc in Human and
Physical Sciences, believes Anna’s research chimes
with the company’s ethos that education should be
available to all.
“As a training provider, we are committed to ensuring
there are educational opportunities for all people and
Anna’s PhD could lead to a better understanding of
the needs of autistic children and what needs to be
done to help them succeed.” Continued overleaf
Anna Cook’s study aims
to improve the education
of children with autism
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10 | Fostering enterprise
We are very grateful for
the funding from Tony
and Lilly UK. Supporting
PhD studentships is vitally
important for furthering
research into some of the
most pressing societal issues
of our time. Dementia has a
significant impact on the lives
of people diagnosed and their
families. Understanding ways
to improve treatment for
those affected is paramount
and this research is expected
to contribute to such
knowledge.
Professor David Blackbourn
Head of the School of
Biosciences and Medicine
Partnership supports dementia study
As Anna’s PhD on the previous page
shows, research undertaken by our
students is contributing to a wider
understanding of society and helping
to address some of the most pressing
issues of our age.
By 2025, there will be one million
people with dementia in the UK,
according to the Alzheimer’s Society,
and 60,000 deaths a year are directly
attributable to the condition. Health
campaigners describe the challenges
posed by the rise in dementia as a
‘ticking time bomb’.
Developing new treatments and
possible cures is vital. A joint
studentship, funded by a chemical
engineering alumnus and one of
the world’s largest pharmaceutical
companies, will further research into
the condition.
Tony Tan, who graduated in 1971, and
the Centre for Collaborative
Neuroscience at Lilly UK (part of Eli
Lilly) are supporting a doctoral student
on a study to identify if improving a
sufferer’s sleep and circadian rhythm,
which regulates the timing of periods
of sleepiness and wakefulness,
could have a beneficial effect on the
neuropsychiatric symptoms that
contribute to the dementia syndrome.
Tony has named his studentship
in memory of friend and former
colleague Godfrey Blott. Tony has vast
experience in the healthcare industry;
he is Non-Executive Chairman of
Singapore Medical Group and was
the founder and Managing Director of
Parkway Holdings Limited, Singapore,
until 2000 and Deputy Chairman until
his retirement in 2005.
Founded in 1876, Eli Lilly has developed
alliances and partnerships to create
medicines that help improve people’s
quality of life.
We are also grateful
for the below support:
The life of inspirational researcher and lecturer Richard Hinton has been
commemorated with a scholarship set up in his name. It will fund research into
molecular cell biology, an area that Richard focused on in the earlier part of
his career. His remarkable grasp of toxicology and pathology culminated in a
definitive tome on hepatotoxicity.
The new PhD research will
contribute to a greater
understanding of dementia.
L ong-time supporter of the University, the Braithwaite Family Foundation has set
up a new scholarship within the School of Biosciences and Medicine to further
research into neurological biochemistry.
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12 | Making a difference
Scholarships
provide lasting impact
Scholarships allow the University to attract and retain the best and brightest students,
regardless of their background. Your support is helping us to give life-changing
opportunities to many students from both the UK and worldwide.
Sophie Gwilliam
Jim O’Neill scholar
Rachel Wright
David Ebsworth scholar
Support instils confidence
Language opportunities
Graduate Sophie Gwilliam is living proof of the
lasting value of a scholarship. She was the first
recipient of the Jim O’Neill Scholarship awarded
to an economics undergraduate, and has now
embarked on her career with a global financial
services provider.
David Ebsworth is a strong supporter of
German language students at Surrey, having
studied the subject with Chemistry for
his BSc in the 1970s, followed by a PhD in
Comparative Industrial Relations.
Jim, who studied for his PhD at Surrey in 1982
and former Chief Economist for Goldman Sachs,
hopes his scholarship will help boost the study
of economics, and assist those who may struggle
financially at university. He said: “From my own
background and development and everything I’ve
observed, you cannot grow productivity, which
is key for economic growth, unless you improve
educational outcomes, particularly for those who
don’t come from a privileged background.”
Sophie says this has certainly been the case for
her: “Being awarded the scholarship has given me
the confidence to aim high both at university and
in my career, regardless of my background, and
I believe I have been able to fulfil my potential.
Overall, I would like to thank Jim for his
continued support over the last four years.”
Rachel Wright is the first recipient of the David
Ebsworth Scholarship and spent her placement
year in Germany. She said: “The financial
side of the scholarship has greatly reduced
any stress I felt at the beginning of my studies
about how I would be able to cover all of my
bills, but it is the other benefits that have
arisen out of this opportunity that I am most
grateful for.
“The scholarship has enabled me to fund
further opportunities to aid my academic
development, including being able to purchase
extra books for my studies and even fund
trips to Germany which have had a direct
impact on my studies at university. I truly
appreciate everything that Dr Ebsworth and
the scholarship have done to help me.”
Going for gold
International kayaker and mechanical
engineering graduate Jonny Tye is aiming to go
for gold at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and credits
the support he received via a sports scholarship
as invaluable to his success.
Jonny Tye in action.
John Bigos with Jonny on his graduation day
I graduated from Surrey with a First Class
Honours degree and I won two World
Championship medals along the way; my
scholarship made this possible.
Jonny, who graduated in 2016, received the
London Duck Tours Sports Scholarship, set up by
MBA alumnus John Bigos. He said: “The support
surrounding my scholarship helped me in all
aspects of sporting and academic life from bespoke
training plans and regular physio to one-to-one
help managing my busy lecture schedules and
exams alongside training and racing. The financial
backing from John meant I could fully focus my
energy on training and studying which also made
a significant difference.”
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14 | Making a difference
Legacy gifts
inspire talented students
Leaving a legacy in a will
is, for many people, the
single most important
philanthropic gift they
ever provide. Such a gift
will benefit the University
long into the future and
is a wonderful way of
commemorating a life.
Such is the case with the
Russell Wicks Memorial Fund,
which remembers the first
deputy head of our psychology
department. Russell’s widow,
Mary, left an additional
legacy to the fund which is
supporting two PhD students
with their research.
One PhD student recipient of
the legacy funding is James
Ebajemito, who is studying how
sleep impacts on the efficiency
of transcranial direct current
stimulation (tDCS), a noninvasive, painless treatment
that uses electrical currents to
stimulate specific parts of the
brain. Originally developed to
help patients with brain injuries
such as strokes, tDCS has the
potential to treat depression and
anxiety, as well as chronic pain.
The Russell Wicks funding has
made James’ dream of studying
for a PhD possible.
He said: “The Russell Wicks
legacy funding came when
the financial challenges and
pressure I was facing could not
be overemphasised. It helped
me pay part of my fees so that
I could concentrate on my
research. I would definitely
encourage more donors to
support students, and, in future,
I would definitely consider
being a donor myself.”
One of our largest legacies is
supporting female students to
move into the upper echelons
of science. Outstanding chemist
Marion Redfearn left a bequest
to benefit female postgraduate
students after a lifelong career
in a profession dominated by
men. The money is already
ushering a new generation of
women through the next stage
of their education, such as
Zoe Bushell.
Zoe’s PhD is developing
efficient, low cost infrared
lasers that have the potential
to be used in compact gas
sensors. This technology could
enable portable sensors to be
incorporated into smartphones
which might, for example,
allow quick and non-invasive
testing for certain diseases by
monitoring chemicals in the
breath or be used to detect
pollution in the atmosphere.
If Marion was here today I would
really want to thank her for
leaving such a generous gift. It
has allowed me to study an area
I am really interested in and will,
hopefully, lead to some useful
technological developments
for society.
Zoe Bushell
Everyone
can leave a legacy
Dr Kathleen Urwin taught at Battersea College of Technology from 1961 to 1966 before joining Surrey in
the Maths Department until her retirement in 1990. She left a legacy of £64,000 to support the library.
Kathleen’s generous act will ensure the library is stocked with a wide range of new resources and
collections essential to our students’ studies.
Find out more about the impact of
legacy donations at Surrey through
our film: bit.ly/2b1O14z
Any gift – large or small – can have a tremendous impact on the University.
To find out more about leaving a gift in your will, please contact
Chris Stevens on +44 (0)1483 6892873 or email [email protected]
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16 | Making a difference
By investing in the restaurant
and funding scholarships I can
help the School continue to
provide the best hospitality and
tourism education in Europe
and create the next generation
of leaders in the field.
Robert Earl
Investing
in education
and training
The support of alumni in providing
opportunities for our students to reach
their full potential and increase our
reputation in the world is invaluable.
A generous donation pledge from
graduate Robert Earl will enable the
School of Hospitality and Tourism
Management to enhance facilities and
improve the Surrey experience.
Robert, founder and CEO of Planet Hollywood,
is a long-term supporter of the University,
providing scholarships to undergraduates from
low-income families to support their overseas
travel for an exchange or professional training
placement. A strong believer in the benefits of
international experience, he has increased the
Robert Earl Scholarship Fund by 50 per cent to
enable more students to take part.
Robert’s gift will
enhance Lakeside
training restaurant
Robert is committed to helping the School
provide the best hospitality and tourism
education in Europe and his recent donations
have also funded a new post to increase
engagement and support for the School, and a
major refurbishment of the training kitchens in
our Lakeside restaurant, which will take place
next summer.
Robert Earl
Founder and CEO
Planet Hollywood
Undergraduates on our hospitality and event
management programmes gain the practical
skills to run a busy restaurant through six-week
placements in the kitchen and front of house.
With Robert’s support the School will be able
to transform the kitchen environment, giving
students a true experience of how a production
kitchen works.
Rhian Jones, University Acting Director of
Hospitality and International Hospitality and
Tourism graduate, said: “We have been working
with Robert’s team on the refurbishment plans
and are very excited about the changes. We will
be able to accommodate more students during
their practical sessions and we will be using the
latest technology to broadcast from the kitchen
to the restaurant and classrooms. We will also
introduce a greater learning experience through
providing a wider variety of services, dining
options and products. I would have loved working
there when I was a student!”
With more than 40 years in the hospitality and
food and beverage industries, Robert Earl says
the education and training he received at Surrey
has been pivotal in his career. “I am very grateful
for the opportunities university opened up for
me and want to ensure that current and future
students have the same chance.”
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18 | Remembering our roots
Celebrating
the foundations on which Surrey is built
The marvellous support we have received from Battersea alumni for our Build our
History project has enabled us to create a lasting record of student life – encompassing
lectures, sporting successes, social activities and high jinks!
The response to our initial call for graduates to
come forward with memories and memorabilia was
overwhelming and we have been able to swell the
archives considerably and record 80 oral histories to
date for posterity.
To celebrate our legacy and the project’s success,
we held a Battersea Showcase in September 2016
attended by more than 200 alumni and guests.
The highlight of the event was the unveiling of
a Battersea timeline commemorative wall in the
Austin Pearce foyer. This will be a permanent
reminder of our heritage, and starts with the
founding of the Battersea Polytechnic Institute in
1891 through to Battersea College of (Advanced)
Technology and the transition to Surrey in the 1960s.
Vice-Chancellor Professor G Q Max Lu said: “I
think it is very fitting and meaningful for us to pay
tribute to our Battersea heritage in such a way, as
it is part of the University of Surrey’s enduring and
valuable legacy.
aving fun in
H
Battersea Lake
in the 1950s,
courtesy of
Mike Banfield
S ome of the
Battersea
memorabilia
held in our
archives
Battersea
graduates
viewing the new
commemorative
timeline
“I would like to give my heartfelt thanks for the
contributions to this project which will preserve
our rich history for many generations of staff and
students to enjoy and learn from.”
During the course of the Battersea Build our History
project, we were delighted to receive many artefacts
which give a true picture of student life. These
include exam papers, student magazines, scarves,
music tickets, programmes, letters, posters and, of
course, many many photographs.
Some of our alumni have volunteered in
the archives department, arranging and sorting
records and identifying photos. One of these
is Harriett Nailon, who graduated in Hotel and
Catering Management in 1967. She was also one
of our volunteers trained to conduct oral history
interviews.
She said: “Capturing these memories is brilliant and
is a fantastic way to celebrate the Battersea legacy.
The stories I have heard since being involved with
the project chime well with my own experience
of Battersea in that we were very conscious of the
privileges further education afforded.”
We would like to thank all our volunteers for their
unique and wonderful stories and the artefacts they
donated which capture Battersea’s essence and help
bring history to life.
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20 | Investing in our future
50:50
Funding the next half century
of Surrey excellence
On 22 October 1966, Lord Robens at his Installation ceremony as Surrey’s first Chancellor,
said: “The University…is built not for today but for the years that lie before us.”
Half a century later, this vision is undimmed.
Our golden anniversary is an opportunity to lay
the foundations for Surrey’s next 50 years
and beyond, supporting and inspiring future
generations of students.
While we have evolved significantly since 1966,
our pledge to first-rate academic activity and
finding solutions to real-world problems has
remained constant. We are committed to ensuring
all students have the chance to excel academically,
personally and professionally, regardless of
financial circumstances.
And, with our growing expertise in fields such as
sustainable energy, telecommunications, space,
disease control and health, we are passionate
about turning the new knowledge we generate into
practical innovations that improve people’s lives.
Vice-Chancellor Professor Max Lu said: “The
ongoing support from our alumni and the
generosity of philanthropic benefactors has played
a critical role in the University of Surrey’s history
and our growth into one of the top universities in
the UK, renowned for our excellence in teaching,
research and innovation. Going forward, we aspire
to enhance our University’s global reputation
building on the past successes.
“We hope that our alumni and friends will
consider taking part and making a gift to the
University of Surrey. As a donor, your gifts will
have a transformational impact and support the
dynamic, pioneering spirit of Surrey.”
To continue this legacy we are launching the
Chancellor’s 50th Anniversary Appeal which
offers our alumni and friends the opportunity
to play a real part in shaping our future. The
appeal not only marks our first 50 years, but
also celebrates the 40th anniversary of His
Royal Highness the Duke of Kent becoming
our Chancellor.
Funds raised throughout this anniversary
year will continue our commitment to attract
highly talented students and staff; support
students from low-income backgrounds and
enhance social mobility; and spearhead
cutting-edge research and innovation in our
strength areas such as 5G, space science,
music and performing arts, sustainable
tourism, and digital health.
HRH the Duke of Kent, Chancellor of the University,
with Profess Max Lu, President and Vice-Chancellor
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22 | Investing in our future
Shaping the future
of healthcare
By 2020, the UK economy will require 830,000 professional scientists,
engineers and technologists. The University will deliver graduates
equipped to help fill this skills gap and tackle these challenges head-on.
Professor Vince Emery,
Senior Vice-President, Global Strategy and Engagement
Almost 70 years ago, the NHS was founded
with an ambitious plan to bring good
healthcare to all. It is a principle still
adhered to today but at a time when we
are living longer, with complex health
issues, sometimes of our own making.
One in five adults still smoke. A third of
us drink too much alcohol and just under
two thirds of us are overweight or obese.
With this unprecedented demand for health
services in the 21st century, there is an urgent
need for a fundamental change in the design and
delivery of healthcare.
Surrey is responding to these challenges with its
new Innovation for Health initiative which will
train the healthcare workforce of tomorrow and
develop the technology that will transform our
services and improve patient outcomes.
The University has pioneered research in areas such
as biomedical engineering, medical imaging and
medical physics, enabling healthcare professionals
to measure the progression and treatment of
disease; computer-based simulation technology for
training surgeons; and cell electro-analysis for the
early diagnosis of cancer.
Underpinning our research will be a new suite
of programmes for 2017 whose key objective
is to educate students from health, bioscience,
engineering and computer science to drive
technology that addresses the future needs of
industry and society.
The programmes will be supported by an £11
million new facility, the Engineering for Health
Laboratory, educating graduates able to work across
engineering and health disciplines.
This has been part-funded by a £5 million grant
from HEFCE (the Higher Education Funding
Council of England) along with a £6 million
investment from the University, assisted by
generous funding from the Garfield Weston
Foundation, a family-founded, grant-making trust,
which shares our drive to make a positive impact
on society.
Phillippa Charles, Garfield Weston Director, said:
“We are delighted to support the new Engineering
for Health laboratory. The University’s healthcare
courses are amongst the most highly valued in the
UK and this project reflects our commitment to
support organisations that have effective solutions
to helping those most in need.”
The Engineering for Health Laboratory facilities will include:
»
A 200-seat biology laboratory
»
Human movement laboratory for biomechanical analysis of gait (walking patterns) and upper-limb
An artist’s impression of the the new
Engineering for Health Laboratory
movement
»
An electronics laboratory to assemble and trouble-shoot hardware-based projects such as health
monitoring equipment
»
A computing area, enabling ‘show and tell’ teaching
»
A learning space to develop key ideas, and for research sessions with members of the public
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24 | Volunteering support
Students inspired through
mentoring programmes
at BoaduP
Darko (right)
chats with
students at
a mentoring
reception
Sreekanth
Sasikumar
(right) with
his mentor
Paul Stone
“My mentor helped me
talk through all of my
thoughts and ideas so
that I could think out
loud - and she probed me
when I sounded uncertain
to find another option.”
In Shamini’s case, the
University’s social enterprise
team paired her with Maria, to
help her develop her MAGIC
Wand hemp shake, an industrial
hemp-based drink that addresses
issues related to nutrition,
obesity and the environment.
The advice given to PhD student
Shamini Holloway from her
mentor Maria Evangeli, a
PR and brand specialist, has
been a crucial factor in helping
her to set up her own social
enterprise business.
She said: “My parents did not
go to university and were not
entrepreneurs, so I did not have
the support to talk through any
of my ideas, ambitions or hairbrained schemes. Surrey is doing
a wonderful job of giving students
that opportunity to develop
through listening and training.”
Shamini is one of hundreds of
students who each year benefit
from one of the University’s
mentoring programmes. All of
our mentors are volunteers who
share our aim to help students
build a solid foundation of skills
from which to launch a variety
of successful careers.
Through the School of
Hospitality and Tourism
Management Student Mentoring
Programme, final-year students
are brought together with more
than 40 industry mentors from
around the world.
The pairing of Tourism
Management student Ellie Rooks
and Surrey alumna Pat BoaduDarko went beyond learning new
skill sets and gave them both an
insight into different cultures
and communities. Pat’s company,
pbdTravel International, runs
tours with the primary objective
of encouraging people (in
particular migrant Africans) to
see more of London and the UK
in general.
She was keen for Ellie to learn
more about the motivating
factors behind her business
and invited her to a celebration
by a predominantly Ghanaian
and Nigerian community in
Woolwich, Southeast London.
Pat said: “Ellie’s appreciation of
the culture and values of the
gathering that evening went a
long way to inform her critique
My mentor has introduced me to new business connections to help with my
career progression. I will cherish our relationship beyond this MBA and I am
sure that Paul will be a guide throughout my career.
of the company and suggest
new ideas which have had a
positive effect on our operations.
In return, through our mentor/
mentee relationship, I got a peep
into her community in Spalding,
Lincolnshire - a community
I plan to visit in the not toodistant future!”
The true worth of mentoring
often extends beyond university
and becomes a long-lasting
connection. MBA student
Sreekanth Sasikumar has valued
his relationship with MBA
alumnus Paul Stone, former
Vice-President of Strategy and
Portfolio at Shell International,
as part of the Surrey Connect
Mentoring Programme.
“My mentor has introduced me
to new business connections to
help with my career progression.
I will cherish our relationship
beyond this MBA and I am
sure that Paul will be a guide
throughout my career,” he said.
We could, of course, not do all
this without the volunteers
who give so generously of their
time. Professor Marco Mongiello,
Executive Director of MBA
Programmes, summed it up: “We
are extremely grateful to the
mentors who have succeeded
in a wide variety of fields and
who are willing to share their
stories. The opportunity to tap
directly into the knowledge of
successful people, discuss their
stories and the lessons learnt
in achieving those remarkable
results is tremendously effective
in helping the students to build
their own careers.”
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26 | Volunteering support
The impact of our
volunteers
We couldn’t do the amazing work we
do without our alumni volunteers. Our
supporters have donated a combined total
of 2,084 hours in the past year, benefiting
hundreds of students.
During 2015-16, 523 people contributed their
experience or expertise to the University’s
Volunteering Programme. Activities included acting
as ambassadors at open days, mentoring students,
helping to organise Surrey reunions and giving
lectures and talks.
Take a look at some of the ways our volunteers
made a difference in the last year.
Surrey Business School welcomed MBA alumna
Sarah De Carvalho MBE to an MBA Business
Breakfast to share her experiences as CEO of
Happy Child International.
We were welcomed by alumni Mark and Marina Hadley for our New York reception at Thomson Reuters in
Times Square where Mark is based.
Our Open Day ambassadors are very popular with
prospective students and parents who enjoy hearing
about the opportunities available to undergraduates.
Our Law speed-networking event gave students
a fantastic insight into the range of careers open
to them.
Reunions are a wonderful way to bring everyone back together again, to reminisce and rekindle old friendship
such as the Hotel and Catering Management Class of 1986.
The oral histories of alumni from our previous
Institution, Battersea College of Technology, have
been captured by a team of graduates, staff and
students as part of the Build our History project.
Our recent reception in China saw 20 graduates share
their memories of Surrey with prospective students.
Grad Sport brings together Surrey students and alumni at an annual event to celebrate sport at Surrey.
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28 | Financial Report
Philip Grainge
Chief Financial Officer
Financial report
2015/16
Friends of the
University of Surrey
Our 50th anniversary gives us the opportunity to reflect
on the University’s past successes and achievements but
also inspires us to invest in our future.
Friends of the University of Surrey is a non-profit organisation established
in the United States to support teaching, research and student achievement.
The organisation is a 501 (c(3) not-for-profit charity.
$126,704
Donations
From large-scale funding for our new Engineering for Health
Laboratory to scholarships and donations to our Annual Fund, all
make a real difference to the lives of many students and to projects
that enhance the teaching, learning and research at Surrey.
Philanthropic support is critically important to our future growth and
we are hugely grateful for the donations received in 2015/16 and we
look forward to your ongoing support in our anniversary year.
Annual Fund
disbursements made in 2016
The following information provides a breakdown of how your
generosity benefited the University.
£10,000
£8,996
Your impact
in numbers 2015/16
Philanthropic income
Annual Fund, including Battersea Fund
Crowdfunding projects
Boat club
double sculls
Lakeside
external seating
Philip Graing
Chief Financial Officer
£6,328
£171,557
£5,464
Campus
food stall
£10,000
£70,000
Library social
and study space
Student
Hardship Fund
£10,551
£7,755
Student
Enterprise hub
Positive
Autism project
£718,864
Faculty of Arts and Human Sciences
(including Guildford School of Acting)
£235,841
£184,508
£903
ParaSoc simulation
equipment
Surrey Sports Park, Library, International
Relations and other projects
£345,171
Legacy income
£134,648
Total received
£2,570,658
Total raised
£2,845,713
£1,700
*Income received is money given to the University during the year and income
raised refers to future gifts and pledges secured in the year.
£10,000
IT-equipped
study stations
Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences£959,113
Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
(including School of Veterinary Medicine)
£9,841
Photographic
history of Surrey
Development
of Futsal
Total
£6,500
£6,880
Archery
equipment
£2,554
Snowsports
Club
Team Surrey
kit
£10,000
Duke of Kent
sports and social
space
£3,000
Free Fest
arts festival
£6,500
Timetable
IT displays
£3,000
Gymnastics
team
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30 | Thank you
Chris Gethin
Director of Development and
Alumni Relations
Thank you
to our supporters
Our
donors
Our 50th year celebrations are a wonderful way to
reflect on past achievements and to look ahead to how
the University might evolve over the next half a century.
Crucial to our success to date has been the support of our
alumni and friends and we hope we can continue to work
together to shape Surrey for its next chapter.
Listed on the following pages are the names of donors and volunteers who have
supported the University of Surrey between 1 August 2015 and 31 July 2016.
My sincerest thanks go to all of our supporters whose gifts to the
University over the past year have enriched the lives of our students
through the funding of the many projects, scholarships and other
activities described in this report. In particular, your generosity
enabled us to help students in serious financial difficulty through the
Hardship Fund and ensure those from low-income families reached
their potential through our scholarships programme.
Alumni
Class of 1946
Mr Dennis Marshall and
Mrs Elizabeth Marshall
Mr Alan Waters
Additionally, we are very fortunate that so many freely give up their
time as volunteers to improve the quality of the student experience,
creating the opportunities our students need if they are to flourish and
succeed. More than 2,000 hours of time was donated in the past year
and allows volunteers to play an active role at the University.
With all the changes in higher education, we increasingly rely on
our alumni and other supporters to help maintain the trajectory of
success and growth at Surrey. Please continue to spread the word and
encourage fellow graduates and those who share our ambitions to join
us on this journey.
Once again thank you for your support - your giving transforms lives
and will continue to do so well into the future.
We would like to thank the following Oak Circle members who have made donations
of £1,000 or more to the University in the past year.
Class of 1947
Mrs Patricia Waters
Class of 1979
Mr Christopher Braithwaite and
Mrs Lynette Braithwaite
Class of 1950
Mrs Sylvia Allum
Class of 1980
Mrs Caroline O’Neill
Miss Eleanor Woo
Class of 1952
Mr Christopher Corin
Class of 1981
Mr Ian Eldridge
Class of 1958
Dr Ernest Littauer
Class of 1982
Dr Souad Al-Sabah
Dr Jim O’Neill
Class of 1963
Mr Jay Tanna
Mr Peter Venison CVO
Class of 1965
Dr Kajal Gupta
Dr Christopher Hill
Class of 1968
Sir David Varney
Class of 1984
Mr Neil Chapman
Class of 1985
Mrs Elizabeth Chapman
Class of 1991
Mr Jason Prior
Class of 1969
Mr David Graves
Class of 1993
Dr Emmanuel Adesioye
Mr Fred Cahill
Class of 1970
Mr Wayne Barnacal
Class of 1994
Mr Steve Parrish
Class of 1971
Mr Vibhaker Baxi
Mr Edward Mills
Chris Gethin
Director of Development and Alumni Relations
Class of 1978
Mr Cled Cole
Mrs Val Cole
Class of 1972
Mrs Maundy Todd and
Mr Laurie Todd
Class of 1973
Mr Robert Earl
Class of 1974
Mr Gavin Whichello
I firmly believe that the
nature of achieving a
scholarship will be
recognised by future
potential employers
as a major achievement.
Class of 1976
Dr David Ebsworth
Erik Strandberg
De Reuck Scholar
Class of 1977
Dr Andrew Parkinson
Current and past staff of Surrey
Mrs Pat Grayburn MBE
Friends
Mr Mark Bornhoft
Dr Helen Bowcock OBE, DL
Mrs Zeina El Eid
Dr Jim Glover
Mr Kevin McGrath
Mrs Kate McGrath
Mr Martin Pegler
Dr Max Taylor
and one anonymous donor
Organisations including
Charities, Corporations and
Trusts & Foundations
Active Surrey Sports Partnership
American Association of Rehabilitation
Veterinarians
Anritsu EMEA Ltd
British Academy of Management
British Council
Burneston Dental Ltd
Chapman Charitable Trust
Children’s Liver Disease Foundation
Coco5 Ltd
Daedalus Trust
Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation
Dogs Trust
Dover Garage Ltd
Dr Hadwen Trust
Ede & Ravenscroft Limited
Engineering Development Trust
Enterprise Educators UK
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
e-Therapeutics plc
Fluor Ltd
Frederick R Miller Ltd
Guildford Borough Council
Hazelhurst Trust
Hogsback Brewery Ltd
Holiday Inn, Guildford
Infectious Disease Research Trust
International Fine Particle Research
Institute, Inc
Keller Limited
Leverhulme Trade Charities Trust
Liver Cancer Surgery Appeal
McGrath Charitable Trust
MFT Industrial Ltd
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32 | Thank you
Nutriment Ltd
Penningtons Manche LLP
Petplan Charitable Trust
Qube Learning
ReEnergise Ltd
Santander UK plc
Society for Applied Microbiology
Society for the Study of Addiction
South Anston Ltd
Sport England
TBS GB Limited
Ted Adams Trust Ltd
The Braithwaite Family Foundation
The British Academy
The Burdett Trust for Nursing
The Daphne Jackson Trust
The Garfield Weston Foundation
The Homelands Charitable Trust
The Hospital Saturday Fund
The Humphrey Richardson Taylor
Charitable Trust
The Institute for Food, Brain and
Behaviour
The Kennel Club
The Leach Fourteenth Trust
The Leverhulme Trust
The London Mathematical Society
The Prostate Project Foundation
The Rank Prize Funds
The Royal Academy of Engineering
The Royal Society
The Rumba Foundation
The South Square Trust
The Waterloo Foundation
The William and Elizabeth Davies
Charitable Trust
Topic of Cancer
Troika Recruitment Ltd
Viralytics Ltd
VJ Tech
Wellcome Trust
I am certain that the
world would be a much
better place if there were
more people like yourselves
that understood that education
is what advances human
civilisation and invested in
our universities.
The following people have kindly
confirmed that they will be leaving
a gift to Surrey in their will
Mr Jeffrey and Mrs Anne Allen
Mr Joseph Anthony
Dr John Nichols
Ms Eileen Russell-Roberts
Mr Darrell and Professor Janet Stocks
Dr Ian White
and two anonymous donors
Mr Christopher Corin *
Mr Cecil Hardwick
Mr Peter Jackson
Mr Peter Ryalls
and two anonymous donors
This recognition has made
me even more ambitious to
improve my knowledge
that will ensure that I am
able to care for my
patients effectively.
Class of 1955
Mr Peter Stone
Sarah-Jane Gubby
Janet Bates Memorial Prize-winner
All donors
Class of 1943
Mr Raymond Coupe
Mrs Erica Pilliner
Class of 1946
Mr Dennis Marshall *
Mrs Elizabeth Marshall *
Mr Alan Waters *
Mr Terrel Wyatt
Class of 1947
Mr Michael How
Mr Francis Midmer
Mrs Patricia Waters *
and one anonymous donor
Class of 1948
Mrs Patricia Barnett
Class of 1949
Mr John Sayers
Class of 1950
Mrs Sylvia Allum *
Mr Peter Beech
Dr Alan Littlejohn
Mr Harry Prior
Mrs Hazel Prior
Eur Ing Tony Stillwell-Cox
In memory
Class of 1951
Mrs Barbara Cutland
Mr Michael Cutland
Dr Roy Foster
Mr John Peverel-Cooper CEng FICE
FIHT
Dr Reuben Skipper •
With thanks to our legacy donors who
sadly passed away this year
Mr Frank Chasemore
Dr Richard H Hinton
Mr Don Rossington
Class of 1952
Dr Derek Avery
Mr Peter Baily
Mrs Lenore Burt
Dr Ronald Burt
Daniil Chatzipanigiotis
De Reuck Scholar
•Deceased *Member of the Oak Circle
Class of 1953
Dr Frank Green
Dr Peter Hallgarten
and one anonymous donor
Class of 1954
Dr John Neill
Dr John Redfern
Class of 1956
Professor Gordon Birch
Mr Stanley Holder OBE
Dr David West
Class of 1957
Mrs Anne Coombs
Dr Salha Daniel
Dr Bill Ryan
Class of 1958
Mr Neil Ashley
Mr Mike Banfield
Mrs Ro Dewey
Dr Ernest Littauer *
Mr Paul Merritt
Mr Edward Welch
and one anonymous donor
Class of 1959
Mr Bernard Jackson
Mr Brian James
Dr John Mansell
Mr Graham Potter
Mr David Pratley
and two anonymous donors
Class of 1960
Mr Iain McKenzie
Mrs Alanda Whitehead
Class of 1961
Miss Carole Fisher
Mr Bernard Jones
Mr Robert King
Mr Roger Tharby
and two anonymous donors
Class of 1962
The Rev Dr Richard Buxton
Dr Henry Chandler
Mr Len Davis
Dr Colin Hearsey
Mr Michael Kelly
Mr David Peacock
Mr Peter Rodd
Class of 1963
Dr Martin Desvaux
Mrs Jill Fayers
Mr Edward Phillips
Mr Rodney Smith
Mr Tony Sweetsur
Mr Jay Tanna *
Mr Peter Venison CVO *
Class of 1964
Mr David Britland
Mr David Freer
Mr Gerald Jones
Mr David Marshall
Dr Peter Mercer
Mr John Palmer
Ms Kay Salter
Class of 1965
Mr Tony Cash
Mrs Gillian Elkins
Mr Keith Goddard
Dr Kajal Gupta *
Dr Christopher Hill *
Dr Sik Kwan
Mrs Rosemary Phillips
Mrs Judith Sawyer
Generously providing the
funding for the bursary
for my Professional Training
Year in North Carolina has
made it the best it can
possibly be.
Rosemary Blake
Overseas PTY Bursary recipient
Class of 1966
Mr Allan Compton
Mr John Firth
Mr Ken Harris
Dr David Izod
Eur Ing Robert Knight
Mr Bob Puttock
Dr Fred Starr
Class of 1967
Mr John Carr
Mr Allan Delves
Mr Gerry Francis
Mr Eddie Goddard
Dr Ravi Khanna
Mr Edward Kidby
Mrs Maureen Lahiff
Mr John Martin
Dr Juan Matthews
Mrs Leonie Mercer
Mr Richard Moon
Mr Martin Mortimore
Mrs Harriett Nailon
Mr Ian Newman
Mr John Pengelly
Mr Michael Pettman
Professor John Pickett CBE FRS
Mr Robert Pryde
Mr John Rowley
Mrs Mavis Shipton
Mr Roger Shipton
Mr Anthony Styles
and one anonymous donor
•Deceased *Member of the Oak Circle
Class of 1968
Mrs Lulu Button
Mr Michael Frankland
Mr Paul Godwin
Ms Evelyne Gracey
Mr Donald Greenfield
Dr Trevor Harvey
Mr Barry Mantle
Mrs Mary Moon
Mr Tony Sanders
Mrs Janet Shave
Dr Neil Short
Dr Derreck Siddell
Mr John Smith
Ms Margaret Tettey
Mr Richard Tremaine
Sir David Varney *
Mr Malcolm Vincent
Class of 1969
Mr Joseph Anthony
Mr Kit Chapman MBE
Mr John Clements
Mr Brian Ellsmore
Mr William Gemmell
Mr Mike Glover OBE
Mr David Graves *
Mr Ken Hodges
Dr Malcolm Joynes
Mr Keith Kinsbrook
Mr Simon Learoyd
Mr James Lever
Dr Peter Newman
Mr Roger Newman
Mr Charles Parry
Ms Mary Wallace
Ms Anne Watts CBE
Mr David Whitten
and two anonymous donors
I would like to thank
you for acknowledging
my efforts and making me
feel valued. This award has
encouraged and inspired
me to work even harder to
develop myself professionally.
Helena Ije
Winner of Nailon Hospitality Prize
in memory of Philip Nailon
Class of 1970
Mr Wayne Barnacal *
Mr Alex Bell
Mr David Bramble
Mr Steve Divey
Mr Alan Elsworth
Dr John Gravenor
Mr Michael Head
Mrs Lindsey Jacobsen
Mr Malcolm Johnson
Mr Bob Matthews
Mr Alan Mills
Mrs Pauline Oliver
Rev’d Peter Wintgens
Class of 1971
Mr Simon Barrington
Mr Vibhaker Baxi *
Mr Ian Bell
Mr John Cope
Mr Derek Fawbert
Mrs Jennifer Gammon
Mr Reginald George
Mr Richard Glover
Mr Douglas Hayton
Mr Bruce Healey
Mr Labib Kawar
Mr Martin Lambeth
Mrs Pamela Mascall
Mr Edward Mills *
Mrs Jan Royle
Mr Michael Smith
Mrs Margaret Southgate
Mr Tim Tempest
and two anonymous donors
Class of 1972
Mr David Blackman
Mr Alan Chick
Mr Dean Clayton
Mr Ray de Witt
Mr Ken Fidler •
Mr Andrew Gasson
Mr Ken Harrison
Mrs Susan Harrison
Mr Richard Iley
Mr Peter Jacobsen •
Mrs Margaret Jeffery
Mr Philip Moore
Mr Ian Sleave
Mrs Kim Stoll
Mr John Tasker
Mr Roger Tidyman
Mrs Maundy Todd *
Mr Laurie Todd *
Mr Brian Weller
and one anonymous donor
Thank you for the
amazing platform to
success you have
given me.
Samuel Fogg
Jim O’Neill Scholar
Class of 1973
Mrs Sandra Divey
Mr Robert Earl *
Mr Peter Edwards
Mr John Empringham
Mr Richard Fairhead
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34 | Thank you
Mrs Celia Firmin
Mrs Karin Forman
Dr Juliet Gray
Mr Charles Harrison
Mr Peter Ibbett
Dr Sherif Ismail
Mr Anatoly Kurdynovsky
Mr Gerry Lynas
Mr Nicholas Mead
Mr David Morgan
Mr John Rowland
Mr John Tate
Mr John Thompson
Mrs Mary Tidyman
Mr Malcolm Walker
Mr Michael Wells
and one anonymous donor
Class of 1974
Mr Bamdad Aziz
Mr Chris Birch
Dr Michael Bird
Ms Gill Clack
Mr Vincent Dey
Mr Jonathan Gammon
Mrs Helen Glover
Lieutenant Colonel John Henwood
Mr Norman Hopkinson
Mrs Pamela Jackson
Mr John Mathieson
Dr Stuart Mckay
Mr Anthony Muckley
Mr Richard O’Connor
Mr Graham Patterson
Mr John Nichols
Mr David Reeks
Ms Anne Rix
Mr Chris Rock
Mr John Sharpe
Mr Peter Sutton
Mrs Lynda Taylor
Gavin Whichello *
Mr Anthony Whitton
and two anonymous donors
Class of 1975
Mr Philip Bowden
Colonel Patrick Callan
Mrs Angela Fishenden
Mrs Sally Furniss
Miss Angela Hennessey
Mr Michael Howell
Mr James Hutchins
Mr Gordon James
Mr Nick James
Mrs Elaine Lockett
Mrs Lesley Paris
Mr Nigel Pearson
Dr Christopher Romanowski
Professor Paul Stone
Mr Nigel Vokes
Mr Derek Walker
Mr David Webster
Mr Peter Whattler
Mr Jeffrey White
Eur Ing Paul Williams
Mr Kit Sang Wong
•Deceased *Member of the Oak Circle
Class of 1976
Mr Ian Ayres
Mr David Badger
Dr Frances Badger
Mr Anthony Batty
Mr Chris Booker
Mr Stephen Boyd
Mr Owen Carlstrand
Mr Peter Cooper
Dr Philip Costen
Mrs Carolynne Cox
Miss Rowena Davies
Mr Martyn Drain
Mr John Duffy
Dr David Ebsworth *
Mr Tony Edwards
Mr Malcolm Gregory
Mr John Guttridge
Mr David Guy
Mr Jeremy Hall
Rev’d Maureen Hobbs
Mr Alan Hone
Mrs Caroline House
Mrs Sue Konieczny
Dr Matthew Lindley
Mr Michael Luetchford
Mrs Norma Luetchford
Mrs Janet Mcgready
Mr Jeremiah O’Dwyer
Dr Gerald Reeves
Mr Ian Wathen
Mr Stephen Wick
and one anonymous donor
I believe all the prize-winners
can say with great pleasure
that these prizes are a great
way of encouraging values
such as effort, hard-work
and endeavour for students
and professionals.
Jesus Rodriguez Rodriguez
Winner of The Braithwaite Prize for
Highest Attaining Student
Class of 1977
Professor Nigel Allsop
Mr Anthony Bowen
Professor Brian Hay
Mr Martin Hill
Mrs Liz Hutchins
Mr Andrew Jesman
Mr Ian McCalla
Mr Adrian Noke
Dr Chris Paddon
Mr Alan Paine
Dr Andrew Parkinson *
Mr Alex Rankine
Mr John Scott
Dr Ailsa Welch
Ms Alison Whitehorn
and seven anonymous donors
Class of 1978
Mr John Breach
Mr Chris Chess
Mr Cled Cole *
Mrs Val Cole *
Miss Penny Comerford
Dr John Connelly
Mr Colin Cooper
Mrs Sam Dawson
Mr Martyn Everitt
Mr Christopher Handley
Mr Michael Kirk
Mrs Helen Leng
Mr Nigel Lewis
Mrs Val Nichol
Mrs Janet Preston
Dr Deborah Reed
Mr Stephen Reid
Ms Linda Walsh
Class of 1979
Mr Christopher Braithwaite *
Mrs Lynette Braithwaite *
Mr David Cottom
Mr Steven Crome
Mr Paul Edwards MBE
Mrs Penny Holsgrove
Dr Kate Irving
Mr Alun Morgan
Mme Mirna Rodriguez
Mr David Slater
Mrs Lorna Tinto
Mr Tim Watts
Mr Michael Wilson
and one anonymous donor
Class of 1980
Mrs Helen Arnold
Mr Tim Arnold
Ms Angela Boddy
Mr Gerald Brooks
Mrs Jacqueline Cherry
Mrs Susan Clifford
Mrs Ann Crome
Mr Morgan David
Mr Ian Drake
Mr Wassim El-Boustany
Mr Martin Fagan
Mr Simon Fox
Mr Phil Goacher
Mrs Maud Hadden
Mr Paul Hoyland
Mr Swaraj Jeyasingh
Mrs Victoria Ledger
Mrs Caroline O’Neill *
Mrs Ginny Picot
Mr Mark Preston
Dr Patricia Pringle
Mr Paul Samrah
Dr Julie Taylor
Mr Robert Tidbury
Mrs Helen Weir
Miss Eleanor Woo *
Class of 1981
Mrs Elizabeth Batchelor •
Mr Colin Brookman
Mr Simon Cocker
Professor Nicola Curtin
Mr Ian Eldridge *
Mrs Gill Faragher
Mr William Fryers
Mrs Elizabeth Harding
Mr Lieow Koh
Ms Terry Marsh
Miss Julia Morgan
Dr Siobhan O’Farrell
Mrs Rosemary O’Hagan
Mr Kishan Sachania
Dr Colin Smithers
Eur Ing John Talbot
Mr Kevin Wendelken
Dr John Wilson
and one anonymous donor
The support provided by
the scholarship was a key
part in helping me to
discover things outside
of the university and
enhance my CV, which
I am extremely grateful for.
Jonas Jonaitis
Jim O’Neill Scholar
Class of 1982
Dr Souad Al-Sabah *
Mr Davy Alfert
Mr Simon Allen
Mrs Jill Brookman
Dr Anne Broome
Mr Jolyon Caplin
Mr Nicholas Care
Mr Jimmy Carter
Mrs Kate Chilton
Professor Karen Evans
Dr Helen Glenister
Mr Gary Hallisey
Mr John Harpole
Dr Irene Himona
Mr Jonathan Miller
Mr Anthony Millett
Dr Jim O’Neill *
Mr Leo Osugo
Mr Alan Ross
Mrs Tina Stoel-Walker
Mrs Susan Toner
Dr Simon Walker
and four anonymous donors
Class of 1983
Dr Gerard Berry
Mrs Cathyrn Bird
Mr Simon Bird
•Deceased *Member of the Oak Circle
Miss Karen Border
Mrs Pamela Cribbin
Mrs Linda Gan
Mr Stephen Hunt
Mrs Rosemary Imrie
Mr Parisa Iwat
Mrs Lynda Lucas
Mr Gerry Marshall
Mr Steve Mitchell
Dr Guoxiang Qu
Mr Ian Robinson
Mrs Rose Sanders
Mr Paul Sheffield CBE
Mrs Karen Wallbridge
Mr Michael Watts
Mrs Alison Winzenried
and three anonymous donors
Class of 1984
Dr Christopher Athayde
Miss Rhoda Baxter
Mr Neil Chapman *
Mrs Wendy Grafton
Mr Mark Oliver
Mr Keith Richardson
Dr Paula Richardson
Mr Jeremy Sykes
Mr Duncan Turner
Dr John Vincent
Mrs Mary Whitelock
Miss Jennifer Wicking
Class of 1985
Mr Roger Bate
Mr Jonathan Bennett
Mrs Elizabeth Chapman *
Mr Kevin Charman
Dr Paul Denison
Mr Mark Dodson
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“The support I received changed my life,” says Vib.
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