Univ Philanthropy

UNIV PHILANTHROPY
1249 SOCIETY MAJOR BENEFACTORS’ SOCIETY PRINCIPAL BENEFACTORS’ SOCIETY
FOUNDATION FELLOWS
WILLIAM OF DURHAM CLUB
ROLL OF DONORS & REPORT OF GIFTS 2014/15

UNIV PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETIES
OLD MEMBERS ACROSS THE WORLD NOT ONLY FORM UNIV’S PAST
– THEY SHAPE ITS FUTURE.
At Univ we are immensely grateful for the generous and continuing
support of our Old Members and Friends, which sustains and enhances all
of the activities undertaken in the College. In our annual Roll of Donors
and on our website, we recognise all those who have supported us each
year, unless anonymity has been specified.
In addition, we have established a series of societies, and a programme of events and
other activities, to express our gratitude and to celebrate our supporters’ generosity.
This brochure outlines the membership criteria and the benefits offered to members
of our philanthropic societies.

The 1249 Society was established in 2014 to recognise
and thank those donors who, through their generosity,
lead the way in supporting future generations of
students and advancing the interests of the College.
MEMBERS OF THE 1249 SOCIETY RECEIVE:
• A printed copy of the annual Roll of Donors
and the College Record in which members
receive special recognition*
• Invitations to two exclusive 1249 events per year
• Advance notice of events and priority booking
• A 1249 Society e-newsletter, updating you on
what is happening in College today and how your
gifts are being directed
• A commemorative 1249 pin
• Tax Benefits Higher rate tax payers can claim
back the difference between the higher rates of tax
of 40 or 45 per cent and the basic rate of tax at 20
per cent on the total value of their gross donation.
Please visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/maximiseyourgift
for further details.
*Univ will continue to respect the wishes of Old Members who
would prefer to remain anonymous
1249 SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP LEVELS
Age range Annual membership Monthly donation
30 and above
£1,000 per annum + Gift Aid or £1,249 per annum
($2,000 per annum USA)
£85 + Gift Aid (£106)
Under 30
£100 per annum + Gift Aid or £124.90 per annum
($200 per annum USA)
£8.50 + Gift Aid (£10.60)
Recent Leavers
(Graduating students or Old
Members who left in the last year)
£12.49 per annum ($20 per annum USA) n/a
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BEING ABLE TO GIVE BACK TO UNIV HAS LET ME CARRY ON
‘BELONGING’ – BY SUPPORTING NEW GENERATIONS AND BY
MAINTAINING CONTACT WITH OLD FRIENDS.
MICK GREEN
(1965, GEOGRAPHY)
1965 GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITY FUND GIFT
On leaving Univ, Mick joined the Bank of
London & South America/Lloyds Bank
International and was posted six months
later to Brazil, where he eventually lived and
worked for 12 years. He enjoyed postings in
Singapore, Tokyo, and Madrid, as well as being
a partner in a sheep station in Australia. He
returned to the UK in 1991 with his Brazilian
wife Denise and their four children. He was the
first Chief Lending Officer at Lloyds Bank retail
and then Head of Credit and eventually main
board Executive Director of Risk for Standard
Chartered. More risk management positions
based in Melbourne and the UK for ANZ,
Barclays and NAB followed before he retired
in 2007. Mick led the 1965 Golden Anniversary
Committee, which successfully raised
approximately £200,000 to support two new
funds for undergraduates. He was President of
the Herbertson Society (Geography) and of
the 1968 Univ Summer Ball Committee.
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MAJOR
BENEFACTORS’
SOCIETY
The Major Benefactors’ Society is for donors giving
between £25,000 and £249,999 in their lifetimes.
MEMBERS OF THE MAJOR BENEFACTORS’ SOCIETY RECEIVE:
• A printed copy of the annual Roll of Donors and the College Record
in which members receive special recognition*
• Invitations to two exclusive events per year for Major Benefactors
• Advance notice of events and priority booking
• An annual message from the Senior Officers of the College, updating you
on what is happening in College today and how your gifts are being directed
• A commemorative College Benefactors’ pin
• Tax Benefits Higher rate tax payers can claim back the difference between
the higher rates of tax of 40 or 45 per cent and the basic rate of tax at 20
per cent on the total value of their gross donation.
Please visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/maximiseyourgift for further details.
*Univ will continue to respect the wishes of Old Members who would prefer to remain anonymous
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FOR BOTH OF US UNIV WAS A LIFE
CHANGING EXPERIENCE AND WE WOULD
LIKE TO GIVE OTHERS THAT OPPORTUNITY.
RACHEL PARSONS (1987, ENGLISH)
& ANTHONY PARSONS (1986, HISTORY)
UNDESIGNATED AND BURSARY SUPPORT GIFT
After completing her English degree at Univ,
Rachel Parsons undertook a conversion
course at the College of Law before working
at Linklaters for a number of years. She
now works in property development and is
director of a number of companies. Anthony
Parsons is Managing Director and Head of
European Advisory at the investment bank
Greenhill & Co. Prior to joining Greenhill,
Anthony was at Deutsche Bank where
he had a number of senior roles including
Head of UK Mergers & Acquisitions. He has
worked on a wide range of transactions
in the UK and Europe, including public
transactions (both recommended and
contested) as well as private transactions.
Anthony is a former President of the Oxford
University Conservative Association, Captain
of UCBC and a Univ Chaletite! They are the
proud parents of three teenage boys.
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PRINCIPAL
BENEFACTORS’
SOCIETY
The Principal Benefactors’ Society is for those giving
between £250,000 and £999,999 in their lifetimes.
MEMBERS OF THE PRINCIPAL BENEFACTORS’ SOCIETY RECEIVE:
• A printed copy of the annual Roll of Donors and the College Record
in which members receive special recognition*
• An invitation to the College’s annual Evensong and Service for
Benefactors in October, followed by the Dinner for St Simon and St Jude’s Day
• Advance notice of events and priority booking
• An annual message from the Master, updating you on what is happening
in College today and how your gifts are being directed
• A commemorative College Benefactors’ pin
• Invitations to Univ’s series of Benefactors’ Special Events
• A Certificate recognising your support for the College, signed by the Master
• Tax Benefits Higher rate tax payers can claim back the difference between
the higher rates of tax of 40 or 45 per cent and the basic rate of tax at 20 per
cent on the total value of their gross donation.
Please visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/maximiseyourgift for further details.
*Univ will continue to respect the wishes of Old Members who would prefer to remain anonymous
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IN DONATING TO UNIV WE FEEL THAT WE ARE NOT JUST
BALANCING THE BOOKS FROM OUR STUDENT DAYS BUT ENABLING
THE COLLEGE TO PROVIDE MORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR FUTURE
GENERATIONS OF SCHOLARS. FEW FORMS OF GIVING HAVE THE
SENSE OF PERPETUITY THAT UNIV CAN OFFER ESPECIALLY WHEN
GIFT AID, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LEVEL MATCHED FUNDING
HAVE A MULTIPLIER EFFECT ON EVERY POUND.
CAROLINE MARRIAGE (1991, ENGLISH)
& PAUL MARRIAGE (1991, HISTORY)
ENDOWMENT OF THE OXFORD-ASHTON SCHOLARSHIP
IN ENGINEERING IN HONOUR OF MRS J.P. ASHTON
Prior to having their three children, Caroline
Marriage worked as an Editorial Assistant for
Oxford University Press and as Development
Editor for Special Needs at Hodder &
Stoughton Educational.
Paul Marriage is a member of the Cazenove Capital
Pan-European Equity team at Schroders. He
manages the Cazenove UK Smaller Companies,
UK Dynamic long-short funds (a UCITS and
Cayman domiciled hedge fund), as well as the
Cazenove Absolute UK Dynamic and UK Dynamic
Absolute Return funds. Paul joined from Insight
Investment where he was head of UK Small Cap
investments. Prior to this, he was an analyst at GH
Asset Management.
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FOUNDATION
FELLOWS
Foundation Fellowships are awarded to those individuals who have made
exceptional benefactions to the College, with donations in excess of £1 million
in their lifetimes. Their philanthropy ensures that the essential elements of Univ
are securely resourced to advance the academic excellence of the College.
FOUNDATION FELLOWS RECEIVE:
• A printed copy of the annual Roll of Donors and the College Record
in which members receive special recognition*
• Perpetual rights as a member of the Senior Common Room
• An invitation to the College’s annual Feast of St Cuthbert
• An annual message from the Master and Senior Officers of the College,
updating you on what is happening in College today and how your gifts are being directed
• Invitations to Univ’s series of Old Members’ Special Events
• A hand-coloured or black-and-white limited edition etching of the College
• Tax Benefits Higher rate tax payers can claim back the difference between the
higher rates of tax of 40 or 45 per cent and the basic rate of tax at 20 per cent
on the total value of their gross donation.
Please visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/maximiseyourgift for further details.
*Univ will continue to respect the wishes of Old Members who would prefer to remain anonymous
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UNIV GAVE ME THE FOUNDATION TO SUCCEED. IT IS IMPORTANT
TO ME THAT THE COLLEGE CONTINUES TO DO THAT FOR
SUCCEEDING GENERATIONS. MY ASSOCIATION WITH UNIV HAS
BEEN A THOROUGHLY ENJOYABLE ONE, BOTH AS A STUDENT AND
AS AN OLD MEMBER. IN GIVING BACK AS A FOUNDATION FELLOW
I HOPE THAT I CAN DO MY PART TO FURTHER THE COLLEGE’S CORE
MISSION AND STRATEGIC AIMS.
TIM SANDERSON
(1976, HISTORY)
ENDOWMENT OF THE SANDERSON FELLOWSHIP
AND JUNIOR RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP IN HISTORY
Tim Sanderson established Sanderson Asset
Management (which manages US$10.1bn of
non-US equities primarily for US institutions)
in October 2000 and is its Chairman and Chief
Investment Officer. Prior to that, he worked
at Delaware International Advisers in London,
where he was the Director of Research from
1993 to 1997 and thereafter Chief Investment
Officer-Equities. He joined Hill Samuel Investment
Management in 1979 and from 1986 to 1990
worked at Hill Samuel Investment Advisers
which offered international equity services
to US investors. Tim is a member of the CFA
Institute and serves on the board of various UK
philanthropic and academic institutions.
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The William of Durham Club recognises the generosity of those who have
made a future provision for Univ in their Estate Plans. The Club is named
after William of Durham who in 1249 bequeathed a portion of his estate to
support scholars in Oxford, resulting in the foundation of one of the first
Oxford halls or colleges, University College.
MEMBERS OF THE WILLIAM OF DURHAM CLUB RECEIVE:
• A printed copy of the annual Roll of Donors and the College Record
in which members receive special recognition*
• An invitation to an annual special recognition day, including a talk, luncheon
and a performance by members of the College
• A commemorative William of Durham Club pin
• Inheritance Tax Benefits Univ is a Registered Charity (number 1141259) and
so all legacies to the College are exempt from Inheritance Tax and Capital Gains Tax.
If you leave 10% of your taxable estate to charity the tax due may be paid at a reduced
rate of 36 per cent instead of 40 per cent.
Please visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/legacies for further details.
*Univ will continue to respect the wishes of Old Members who would prefer to remain anonymous
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UNIV GAVE ME WHAT I NEEDED TO EMBARK ON A FASCINATING
AND SUCCESSFUL CAREER. THAT IS WHY I DECIDED TO GIVE
SOMETHING BACK THROUGH A LEGACY TO THIS MARVELLOUS
INSTITUTION, WHERE I SPENT THREE VERY HAPPY YEARS.
ALUN EVANS, CMG
(1958, HISTORY)
LEGACY INTENTION
Alun Evans held a commission in the King’s Own
Yorkshire Light Infantry before coming to Univ,
and served in Kenya and Germany. This experience
of the wider world led to him joining the Foreign
Office, serving abroad in Rangoon, Singapore,
Geneva and Pretoria. Latterly, he worked as Director
responsible for Science and Technology in London.
After leaving the FCO he advised airlines, British
Airways and later Cathay Pacific on international
affairs. From 2001 to 2012 he was a non-executive
director of JP Morgan Asian Investment Trust and
has been Vice-Chairman of the British-Iranian
Chamber of Commerce for over a decade. He is
currently Chairman of Oceanfoil ® , the maritime
technology company.
He was appointed a Companion of the Order of
St Michael and St George in 2004. At Univ Alun
joined the Boat Club and was cox of the First Eight
in his first year. Although he was approached to
cox the Blue Boat or Isis, he declined in favour of
rowing for Univ instead and rowed in the Eight that
won oars when coxed by Univ Honorary Fellow
Professor Stephen Hawking (1959, Physics).
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BECOMEa
MEMBER
TODAY
HOW TO JOIN
The quickest and easiest way to make a gift and become a
member of one of our philanthropic societies is online at
www.univ.ox.ac.uk/give
Alternatively, please complete and return a Gift Form
(available from the Development Office or the Univ website)
or call William Roth, Director of Development and Fellow, on
+44 (0)1865 276674 to make a credit card gift or to set
up a regular direct debit.
THANK YOU
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REPORT
&
of
GIFTS
ROLLof
DONORS
1ST AUGUST 2014 TO 31ST JULY 2015
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THE COLLEGE
FINANCIALS
INCOMING RESOURCES 2014/15
FROM FRANK MARSHALL,
ESTATES BURSAR
For the College, as for others, the general economic background
remains fairly challenging with only moderate economic growth,
earnings growth and investment income growth. The financial
support from Old Members has made a great deal of difference
to the College’s ability to sustain its academic and non-academic
provision and to pursue new initiatives, including wider access and
deeper student support, especially graduate scholarships. Whilst
economy must be exercised, the additional support we have
received has prevented the years of austerity being also years of
stagnation. Without that support, it would have been very difficult
to maintain, let alone improve, our offering.
In other ways, too, this has been a year of initiatives. In April 2015,
the College issued bonds with a 50-year term at a fixed interest
rate of 3.068% on covenants appropriate to investment grade debt.
Interest rates were at an unusually low level and a longer term
than usual was available. Indeed 100-year debt would have been a
practical possibility. However, though satisfying, this would have been
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£15.9
million
Donations & Legacies 33%
Endowment Income 30%
Fees 14%
Residential income from students 13%
Other academic income 4%
Conferences 6%

RESOURCES EXPENDED 2014/15
£11.2
million
45.9% Tutorials (Academic operations)
39.3% Running Costs
8.4% Investment Management
6.4% Alumni Relations & Fundraising
0% Other
markedly more expensive than 50 years (1% per annum more).
The proceeds of the issue will be invested gradually with the aim
of building up a surplus of income over the cost of borrowing, and
growing that surplus over time. There will be no spending spree,
but rather a contribution to the College’s finances that will come
in gradually (and unevenly) over the long term. Univ was the first
Oxford college to issue a bond and according to the Financial
Times, the interest rate on our debt was the lowest from a UK
higher educational institution.
The more visible milestones were in respect of our drive to renew
the premises. The Goodhart Building refurbishment, which was
generously supported by donors, has been a great success. This
substantial and important facility now achieves what is required to
meet modern needs and aspirations. Turning northwards, the longrunning
discussions with the charity Fairfield Residential Home,
culminated in planning permission being granted for a new home
for the elderly and new student accommodation. This will also
enlarge the College’s north Oxford site, off Staverton Road, giving
further interesting possibilities for the future.
The moral support and generous gifts of the College’s supporters
underpin all that we do.
Thank you.
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2014/15
ANNUAL FUND
ANNUAL FUND GIFTS
IN 2014/15, BY AREA:
FROM JOSIE TURNER,
ANNUAL FUND MANAGER
It has been a remarkable year. Old Members from across the
globe and the generations contributed new gifts and pledges
providing just under £1,150,000 in support. This figure is an
all-time high for the College and reflects a 4% increase in overall
funds secured. In total, 2,475 Old Members took part, which is the
highest number of donors the College has ever seen in a single
year, representing 35.59% of Old Members.
Univ is particularly grateful to the 1,064 Old Members worldwide
who took the time to share College experiences and careers
advice with current students during our telephone campaigns in
January and April. Over two thirds of those we spoke to chose to
make a gift, raising a combined total of £518,000. This accounts for
almost 45% of the total commitments raised by the Annual Fund
in 2014/15.
Total raised:
£1.15 million
Undesignated 63.95%
Postgraduate Scholarships 12.24%
Bursaries & Access 7.03%
Tutorial Support 5.19%
Buildings & Facilities 4.77%
Student Support 4.66%
Sports & Societies 2.17%
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Special thanks go to the class of 1965, who raised approximately
£200,000 through their fi ftieth anniversary fundraising appeal. The
appeal will support two new funds for undergraduates: The Class
of 1965 Bursary & Access Fund and The Class of 1965 Academic
Opportunity Fund. The College thanks everyone who donated so
generously. We also thank the 40 students in our 2015 graduating
class who made a leaving gift to the College.
This year, two thirds of the gifts we received were unrestricted,
providing us with the flexibility to apply these funds to the area
of greatest need. The remainder of our donors directed their
contributions towards a wide range of areas in College, including
needs-based bursaries, postgraduate scholarships, tutorial support
and the long-awaited renovation of the Goodhart Building.
This support will help the College enhance the opportunities
it provides for students, ensuring that fi nances are never a
barrier to these experiences. It will also help to further Univ’s
position on the global stage, ensuring that the College is able to
attract the best students and academics
We are truly grateful to all of our donors for the loyalty and
generosity they have shown to Univ, and hope your support will
continue in the coming year, helping the College achieve even
greater things.
Thank you.
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ROLL OF
DONORS
2014/15
The following list of names is based on all gifts
received by the College or the Old Members’ Trust
between 1st August 2014 and 31st July 2015, and
includes an acknowledgment of anonymous donors.
Thank you for your generous support.
We have made every effort to ensure accuracy and
completeness, but we apologise for any errors that
may be contained herein. Please e-mail corrections
to communications@univ.ox.ac.uk.
† Indicates that a donor is now deceased
f Foundation Fellow
1249 Society member
Percentages refer to the proportion of each year
group who made a gift.
1938 67%
Evelyn Monier-Williams †
Peter Rawson †
1940 50%
Glyn Lloyd
1941 50%
Barry Barnes
Michael McCarthy
Michael Shorter
1942 67%
John Ainley-Walker †
Patrick Benner
Stuart Jackson †
Richard Jaggar
Henry Tilling
Kit Wynn Parry †
1943 57%
Allan Blaza
John Downham
Bob Gibson
John Wurr
1944 44%
Mike Bull †
Glyn Evans
Martin Monier-Williams
Roy Storm
1945 33%
David Abrams
Peter Garrod
1946 38%
Alan Fleming
Keith Fraser
Roy McWeeny
1947 40%
Antony Dorling
Francis Gardner
Graham Lines †
Alan Luff
Martin Maconachie †
Alan Peters
David Rowe
Raymond Shaw-Smith
1948 47%
Henry Blagden
Ronald Cormack
Basil Damer
Edward Enfield
Keith Heritage
David Hogg
Jack Hurst
Jim Mendl †
Ralph Parsons
James Pitcairn
Roy Selby
Bobby Stewart
John Swire
Yi-Fu Tuan
Simon Wollen
Robin Wynne-Jones
1949 59%
Dennis Armstrong
David Bernstein
Humphrey Chetwynd-
Talbot
Ken Dixon †
John Fawcett
Roger Grove Smith
Julian Harford
Thomas Houston
J.P. Hudson
Alan Hurley
Duncan Hutchison
David Main
Kim Medley
Richard Monk
David Noble
Alex Paul
Gerald Phizackerley
Rodney Touche
Michael Walker †
1950 46%
Ken Anderson
Alan Baron
David Booth
Nevill Boyd Maunsell
Godfrey Fowler
Colin Honey
John Mallinson †
John Poole
John Smith
John Wallis
Michael Whitehouse
Tony Williams
1951 53%
John Davenport
Patrick Dromgoole
Derek Harrison
Roy Haygarth
John Leach
Patrick Lewin
Brian Martelli
David Millyard
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For me Univ has
meant a different
way of life.
John Monaghan
Brian O’Brien
Neville Rosen
Jeremy Roxbee Cox
Leslie Stell
Philip Taverner
Anthony Thompson
Bryan Walters
Kenneth West
Anonymous (1)
1952 50%
Roy Allaway
Jay Blumler
James Bruxner
John Doncaster
Jim Dukes
David Elliston
Colin Ford
Jeffrey Greenwell
Alan Harding
David Johnson
Elliott Levitas
Nigel Miller
Ieuan Morgan
Michael Opperman
Doug Probert
PETER DEAN
(1954, ENGLISH)
Nick Schlee
Tom Schrecker f
Derek Stebbens
Adrian Swire
David Waters
Arthur Weir
Dennis Wheatland
Anonymous (1)
1953 56%
Michael Allen
Colin Bayne-Jardine
Patrick Chambers
David Edward
John Gardner
John Gorrie
Brian Grainger
Anthony Greenan
Peter Hannigan
David Hill †
John Hodgson
Alan Holmans †
Graeme Jones
Colin Lang
Jeremy Lever
Alastair Monro
Michael Mortimore
Patrick Nobes
Michael Pickering
Bill Robbins
Michael Scaife
Norman Seedhouse
Trevor Sharpe †
Arthur Taylor
Henry Woolston
Anonymous (3)
1954 48%
Brian Ashton
John Bale
Alan Burnett
John Bushell
Cameron Cochrane †
Peter Dean
Roddy Dewe
Paul DiBiase
John Duncan
Carl Ganz
David Geekie
Ian Graham-Bryce
Graham Greene
Rom Harre
Maurice Hynett
Alfred Knightbridge
Robert Lasky
John Lowrie
Ian McGill
Leslie Moxon
Colin Shrimpton
Peter Watson †
1955 38%
Brian Ballinger
Rattan Bhatia
Denis Dearnaley
Timothy Ganz
Richard Goodwin
David Gracie
Peter Herrick
Richard Law
Stephen Love
Otto Lowe
Andrea Maneschi
Stanley Martin
John Mayall
John Morrison
John Newman
Keith Parry
Michael Reeve
Donald Shaw
Dick Thompson
Kenith Trodd
Michael Wigan
Anonymous (1)
1956 45%
Sinha Basnayake
Herman Bell
Bill Bernhard
John Child
Bob Connor
John Fawkes
Anthony Gloster
Geoffrey Glover
David Hopkinson
Laurie Hunter
William Jones
Michael Leppard
Robin Low
Tony Morton
John Raines-Smith
Peter Rowntree
Dick Rushman
Roger Sanders
Herbert Shyer
Frank Smith
Michael Sykes
Richard Terras
Peter Wells
Clive Williams
Hugh Williams
Jim Williamson
Ted Wilson
Richard Woods
Anonymous (2)
1957 47%
Alan Anderson
Robert Avis
Graham Battersby
Ian Berry
Lincoln Brower
Marcus Byruck
David Cabot
Mick Cox
Robin Davy
Robin Fox
Timothy Gee
John Glew
Colin Goodwin
Harry Havens
Keith Jones
Yasushi Kurokochi
David Lambert
Stuart Lazarus
Ian Leeson
David Miers
John Minoprio
Andrew Park
Andrew Primrose
John Rear
Robert Rotberg
Andrew Rudolf
Neil Shanassy
David Shelley
Peter Smith
Kenneth Walker
Anonymous (1)
1958 45%
Robert Bateman
Colin Bright
Peter Clyne
David Crawford
Lawrence Dale
Robin Drummond
Alun Evans
Robert Farwell
John Flynn
Bob Gorman
Richard Hampton
David Hawkins
John Henderson
Michael Hickson
Lloyd Higgs
Tonu Jakobson
Patrick Macdougall
Basil Morgan
Sydney Norris
John Norton
Malcolm Oxley
Egerton Parker
John Patrick
Ashley Price
Tony Rickwood †
Harold Rotman
David Thomson
Peter Treacher
Vanni Treves
Barnaby Usborne
David Veitch
Raymond Wakefield
Anonymous (1)
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1959 54%
Ralph Alford
Robin Anderson
Thomas Atthill
Cedric Barfoot
Roger Bass
Mark Bate
James Birtwistle
Richard Bryan
Stephen Cockburn
Thomas Cullen
John Eland
Kenneth Evans
Owen Fiss
John Fox
Roger Harding
John Hickey
Thomas Hill
Andrew Hoare
Michael Jefferson
Connaire Kensit
Somkiart Limsong
Don Mathieson
Keith Miles
Ken Mills
Bayan Northcott
Chris Oastler
Harold Paisner
Paul Posner
Derek Powney
Graham Prain
Richard Prosl
Miles Tuely
Edmund Urquhart
James Westwood
Anthony Whiddett
Anonymous (2)
1960 52%
George Adie
Michael Anderson
David Atwell
Christopher Ball
Terence Bamford
Chris Bounds
Colin Brook
Hugh Brown
John Bush
David Copland
Brian Creak
Mike Davies
Nigel Dower
Bruce Drew
Adrian Fairhurst
David Gemmill
Michael Hand
Graham Healey
Stephen Highcock
David Judson
Marcus Miller
Dick Norton
It is incumbent upon those of who
benefited from public support to put
something back into the system and that
is why I am happy to give to Univ.
CLIVE MANISON (1965, LAW)
Mike Peck
Dan Pollack
David Pullen
Tony Scales
Ed Scott f
Peter Slinn
John Stott
Ben Strickland
David Townes
Paul Van Buren
Michael Walker
David Wildman
Anonymous (2)
1961 61%
Paul Adams
Bill Bardel
Mark Blythe
Chris Bradshaw
Michael Buckley
Ian Burns †
Peter Cain
Ivan Callan
Robert Cliff
John Compton
Bob Craft
Christopher Dove
David Drinkwater-Lunn
Nicholas Falk
David Foster
Michael French
Peter Gillman
Terry Gorley
Peter Hague
Ernie Hartz
Paul Haussauer
Nigel Haygarth
Hugh Hopkins
Michael Houdret
Patrick Kirwan
David Logan
Jonathan Mance
Dick Marriott
Julian Mathias
Ivan McCracken
Roddy McDougall
Nick Owen
Geoffrey Powell
Dick Russell
Sandy Smith
David Spurr
Derek Stark
Richard Stewart
Oliver Stocken
Julian Towler
Peter Tucker
Gil Turner
Boudewyn van Oort
William Waterfield
Jason Welchman
Michael York-Johnson
Anonymous (1)
1962 45%
Richard Ackers
Brian Allgar
Roger Anson
Charles Atthill
Jeremy Beecham
Richard Best
Andy Black
Michael Block
James Cook
Frederick Fergusson
Jules Goddard
Michael Hayes
Jeremy Hein
Peter Holland
Eric Humphreys
Richard Hyde
Howard Jacobs
David Jenkins
Robert Kibble
Andrew Ledingham
Neil Magee
David Marsh
Nick Meyrick
David Mills
David Potter
Phil Power
Peter Rostron
Colin Russell
David Segal
Anthony Slingsby
Grant Thompson
Tracy Westen
Anonymous (1)
1963 46%
Neil Balfour
Peter Barker
Giles Bateman
John Carroll
Mike Chapman
Jimmy Coleman
John Collinge
John Daniell
Martin Davies
Simon Dawes
John Eekelaar
Roy Enfield
Peter Gibbs
Dudley Goodhead
Hank Gutman
Grenville Hancock
Julian Hansen
David Harmsworth
Michael Heylings
Ron Jordan
Paul Lawler
Frederick Lindsay
Roger Manning
Michael Mertens
George Milligan
Peter Morrell
Lynn Rowland
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Stewart Smith
Richard Sowler
Don Stickland
David Sykes
Alfred Taylor
David Toft
Aubrey Truman
Erik Vahl Meyer
John Vaughan-Neil
Bob Ware
Anonymous (1)
1964 56%
Geoff Allen
Bill Bowers
Chris Brownsdon
Philip Burling
Colin Campbell-Hunt
Eddie Clanzy-Hodge
Peter Cockburn
Paul Cole
Eric Cooper
Richard Cooper
Peter Crampin
Christopher Cullen
John Cunliffe
Stewart Diamond
Strachan Donnelley †
Clive Elliott
Tim Farrell
Michael Ferguson
John Garratt
Stephen Hampson
Colin Hoffman
Richard Inwood
Roger Johansen
Andrew Kazimirski
Robin McDermott
Neil McDonald
Philip Milner
Breon Mitchell
Andrew Moore
Alan Moses
John Nicholls
Anthony Owen
Hugo Perks
James Pipkin
Roger Potter
Richard Powles
Richard Prior
Peter Slater
James Stevenson
Geoffrey Sumner
Myles Tantram
Simon Tomlinson
Timothy Walker
Anthony Warner
Anthony Weale
Spike Wells
Nick Willson
Eric Wormald
Terry Wright
Anonymous (2)
1965 36%
Richard Bailey
Frank Booth
Philip Cheung
George Cooper
Ted Crofton
Raymond Davis
Paul Ellis
Roger Embling
Nicholas Evans
John Gaymer
Roger Gibb
Mick Green
Paul Hensel
Reg Hinkley
Michael Hitchman
Rick Holmes
Michael Jago
David Kirk
Murdoch Laing
Clive Manison
John Mesher
Ian Morson
Bob Moxon Browne
Leslie Oglesby
Richard Ovenell
Stanley Pearson
William Shawcross
Chris Shorter
Trevor Sidwell
Torrey Whitman
John Wilson
Will Wood
Malcolm Wright
Anonymous (3)
1966 49%
Neil Botten
Rupert Bowen
Robert Bracegirdle
Malcolm Burn
John Chambers
Paul Chellgren
Stephen Chorley
Crispian Collins
Dan Coquillette
Alan Davis
Andrew Dobbie
Richard Evans
Bill Garvey
Jonathan Gaunt
Andrew Gibson
Grahame Gordon
You make a donation when you really
believe that you owe it to the College,
you owe it to the people who taught
you, and worked with you, and shared
with you – and you owe it to the
future generations.
Marc Grossman
David Gwilt
Andrew Hamnett
Peter Hing
Peter Hodges
Roy Hodgson
Roger James
Graham Johnston
Deryk King
Malcolm Mirrielees
Jamie Neidpath
Julian O’Halloran
Bill Ricketts
Alan Rogers
Andrew Rowland
Edward Sadler
Clifford Smith
John Toal
William Todd, III
John Trythall
Rod Walker
John Wheeler
Scott Wolstenholme
MICHAEL HITCHMAN
(1965, CHEMISTRY)
Martin Woolley
Rick Worth
Martin Yuille
Anonymous (1)
1967 46%
Bob Barnes
Bahram Bekhradnia
Martin Bell
Michael Bonnin
Desmond Bowen
Jeremy Bridgeland
Roger Brockway
Benjamin Buchan
Sam Eeley
Philip Hayes
Derek Holt
Peter Hutchinson
David Jones
Frederick Lamb
Derek Levick
Andrew Ligertwood
Angus Macindoe
Karl Marlantes
David McGill
Adran Moulds
James Paton
Paul Pierides
Christopher Poynton
Duncan Pratt
Charles Quiney
David Rigby
Mark Savage
Richard Schaper
Michael Sharp
James Sheller
David Sherlock
David Squire
Peter Stangeby
Rick Stroud
Nicholas Warren
Frank Webb
Richard Webb
Colin Wilson
Anonymous (3)
21

1968 38%
Alan Bentall
Andrew Biro
Peter Bulleid
Hugh Dawes
Douglas Eakeley
Ron Edgar
Peter Fisher
Simon Gilbert
Philippe Halban
John Isaacson
Robert A Jones
Robert D Jones
Tom Lampl
Mike Langdon
Grant Lawrence
Richard Mann
Chris McCooey
John McCullagh
Robert McHenry
Tom McKeown
Anthony Ody
Neil Pattenden
Bob Prosser
Nick Rawlins
Robert Reich
Nicholas Rodger
Maurice Shimell
Jonathan Sloggett
John Spiers
George Stevenson
Stephen Swithenby
Jonathan Thatcher
David Vaughan
Michael Ward
Tony Watson
Martin Weitz
Andrew White
Anonymous (2)
1969 41%
Robin Allen
Jonathan Andrew
Jim Arkell
James Beattie
Nicholas Betts-Green
Marc Binns
Andrew Brownlee
Iain Cartwright
Derek Chambers
Robert Davidson
Richard Drew
David Emmet
Kevin Garnett
Christopher Herman
David Hicks
Robin Hillyard
Charles Holloway
Jan Klimach
Henry Koren
Stephen Liversedge
Tony Mason
Tony McWalter
Richard Mortimore
Richard Porter
Edmund Shirley
Joseph Simpson
Joe Smith
Geoff Snowball
Timothy Stroup
Andrew Turner
Martin Webb
Owen Williams
Anonymous (2)
1970 35%
David Barnes
John Bath
Thomas Böcking
Paul Collett
Chris Conway
Charles Engles
Raymond Fitzpatrick
David Francis
Paul Gambaccini
Mike Hallworth
Patrick Hoban
Michael Jack
Mike Jackson
Allan Kerr
David King
David Lavender
David Laycock
Robert Lloyd George
Donald Munn
Bill Perry
James Quirke
Richard Roxburgh
Robin Russell
Andrew Seton
John Stainforth
Mark Studer
Roger Taylor
Angus Watson
David Wilson
Anthony Young
Anonymous (2)
1971 43%
Hugh Blaza
Christopher Bowden
Leslie Boyce
David Brett
Bill Coquillette
David Davenport
Alan Edwards
Norman Gealy
Larry Grisham
Nick Guy
John Hall
Richard Hatfi eld
Roy Hyde
Colin Kennedy
Jonathan Marks
Stephen Mitchell
Sandy Nairne
John Nicholson
Dave Nierenberg
Reggie Oliver
Sean O’Neill
John Oughton
Ian Owen
Andrew Pinder
Jon Plowman
Patrick Russell
Benjamin Shiner
Ray Silvertrust
Alasdair Smith
Jeremy Stone
Steven Turnbull
Tim Warren
Mark Wilson
Alfred Wurglitz
Anonymous (1)
1972 43%
Crofton Brierley
Robert Brockbank
Nick Cooke
Thomas Corns
Michael Crawford
Colin Crosby
Andrew Dunrossil
Walter Enos
Raymond Evans
Robin Ferner
Gordon Fogg
William Fraser-Campbell
Mervyn Frost
Gerard Gent
John Glover
Philip Gore-Randall
John Gregory
Jonathan Haigh
Adrian Hardingham
Peter Hewitson
John Hicklin
Geoff Hunt
Shinichi Kitajima
Mike Lozowski
Francis Matthews
Simon Peck
Alan Petford †
John Pickard
Roy Polley
Patrick Roche
We cannot take for granted
that our experiences at Univ will
continue to be available to students
in the future unless we support the
College financially.
WIN MINOT (1973, PPE)
Marcus Rubin
Michael Soole
Jesse Spikes
Peter Tait
Byron Trauger
Charles Tricks
Rob Whiteside
Peter Wills
Jack Zoeller
Anonymous (2)
22

1973 40%
Don Arthurson
George Bandurek
Bill Brooks
Kevin Butler
Peter Carrington-Porter
Steve Denison
Carter Eltzroth
Peter Foggin
Scott Glabman
Derek Grant
Richard Guy
Steve Hasler
Geoff Howles
Nicholas Jones
Robert Kingston
Richard Levitt
Andrew Lewis
Richard Llewellyn-Eaton
John Maude
Bernard McMahon
Win Minot
Allan Nichols
Christopher Nunns
Howard Palmer
David Parker
Robert Parkin
Alfred Putnam
Anthony Roberts
Christopher Rogal
Will Rogers
Joseph Santamaria
Paul Scholl
Howard Sereda
Chris Shapcott
Roger Spikes
Jee Say Tan
Geoffrey Thornton
Anonymous (3)
Institutions do not endure without
continual input – and that is input from
people who are here at present but also
people who were here in the past. To keep
the institution that we value going it
needs our continuing support.
1974 43%
Maurice Allen
James Bagnall
Bruce Balden
Patrick Benson
Steven Bishop
Robert Boisture
Jonathan Bowen
Duncan Budge
Leng Hock Chew
Stephen Cohen
David Cooke
Henry Dougherty
James Dudley
Andrew Duncan
Jeremy Finnis v
Peter Fisk
Tony Goff
Ian Grainger
Bruns Grayson v
Stephen Hoare
David Hodge
NICK PERRY
(1974, MATHS AND PHILOSOPHY)
Robin Hollington
Mark Hopkinson
William Keeping
Pavel Klein
Herb Kuta
Simon Mallalieu
Simon Mares
Graeme Morrison
John Muir
Michael Oristaglio
Nick Peet
Nick Perry
Roger Press
Adrian Roberts
Desmond Shawe-Taylor
Gordon Stewart
Nick Stronach
Mark Toher
David Vaughan
Alan Whalley
Anonymous (1)
1975 41%
Paul Adler
Dick Barton
Alan Beechey
Adam Brett
Peter Button
Peter Carfagna
Christopher Chessun
Simon Clarke
Richard Cole
David Craddock
Stephen Craen
Adrian Ellis
Robert Ellis
Graham Evans
William Fforde
John Fisher
Julian Foord
Andrew Hardwick
Tony Hennessy
Gary Hickinbottom
Kevin Hill
Stephen Hobley
Richard Hughes
Steve Hutchings
Peter Jordan
Andrew Lydiard
Andrew McCormick
Chris Morgan
Stephen Moss
Henry Noltie
John O’Donnell
Christopher Pearson
Julian Polhill
John Ratliff
Martin Rees
Andrew Robinson
Mike Shilling
Donald Sommerville
Michael Taplin
Peter Tooby-Desmond
Andrew Waldie
1976 46%
Paul Aston
Nick Brewin
Arthur Bridge
Simon Brindley
Keith Budge
John Chenier
Martin Cohen
Ian Cole
David Dalgarno
Paul Dean
John Fisher
Bob Gamble
Charles Hackland
Robert Hillman
John Holden
David Hopkins
Christopher Humble
Geoffrey Klempner
Alistair Lang
Peter Larson
Richard Latham
Keith Leppard
Joel Levin
Chris Lewis
Tim Lewis
Julian Lindley-French
Tim Low
Colin MacBeth
Neil Parkinson
Ed Pritchard
Pete Ramsay
Colin Reid
David Rhodes
Robert Rickman
Timothy Sanderson
Philip Satterthwaite
Nick Smith
Donald Taylor
Julian Thornton
Peter Tibber
Mark Turner
Nick Walker
Martin Westlake
Glyn Williams
Anonymous (4)
1977 42%
Jim Adlington
James Anderson f
Tim Askew
Grahame Booker
Richard Bridge
John Chenery
Christopher Clayton
Richard Clegg
Jonathan Cooper
f
23

I support the College because from my
first day I was made to feel part of the
family by everyone at Univ.
Mark Crawshaw
Nicholas Davies
Jonathan Earl
Vincent Fraser
John Fuller
David Goldie
Andrew Grant
Rob Grant
Michael Hardwick
Michael Harris
Chris Holmes
Graham Howes
Lindsay Irvine
Francis Jewell
Jonathan Lane
Ian MacDonald
Ian Macfarlane
Nicholas Measham
Tony Milner
Anthony Mitchell
Philip Morgan
Charles Priday
Graeme Rogers
David Root
Oliver Rye
Clive Schlee
SARAH SMITH (1981, HISTORY)
Alex Scott
Douglas Shenson
John Sills
Andrew Stott
Matthew Uffindell
Steve Williams
David Young
Anonymous (3)
1978 32%
Ross Beresford
Andy Brickell
Peter Brown
Paul Coackley
Colin Dayan
Chris Dent
Mike Deriaz
Stephen Dingle
Bill Duguid
Michael Flower
Brett Haran
Bill Harrison
Daniel Hochberg
Edmond Ianni
Paul Johnson
Dylan Jones
Philip Lafeber
Geoffrey Langer
Tony Leak
Scot McKendrick
Gustav Niebuhr
Christopher Nisbet
Guy Nobes
Andrew Rooney
Kevin Scollan
Robert Sharp
Martin Smith
Geoffrey Tabin
David Whitlam
Mark Yallop
Anonymous (5)
1979 31%
Paul Aston
Nigel Atkinson
Ken Banta
Rob Bradley
Amanda Brookfield
Margaret Chamberlain
Neal Clark
Melanie Davey
Harriet Flower
Mark Foster
Gary Hague
Adrian Howe
Wendy Hunter
Laura Kahn-Leavitt
Seán Lang
Anne Noble
Frank Peplinski
Simon Pettigrew
Marc Polonsky
Dorothy Quincey
Paul Quincey
Tony Richardson
Lindsey Stewart
Dave Stubbs
Mark Swann
Christopher Upton
John Weltman
Janet Williams
Andrew Wilson
Anonymous (3)
1980 30%
Martin Allaby
Nicky Aston
Kate Bailey
Tom Beardmore-Gray
Jonathan Blundy
Ian Cunningham
Nicola Davies
Gabrielle de Wardener
Charles Graham
Kevin Grassby
Mark Grimshaw-Smith
Richard Ingleby
Phil Lansing
Simon Leach
Richard Lewis
Mark Long
James Mallinson
Jim McCann
Sarah McConnel
Colin Michie
Brian Morgan
Jenny Needham
Nick Olley
Sue Olley
Graeme Overall
Mark Palmer
Stephen Phillips
Craig Schiffries
Tim Sellers
Tom Shannon
Kenneth Tregidgo
Peter Wolstenholme
Anonymous (2)
1981 34%
Sue Allaby
Peter Anderson
John Bernasconi
Carol Cockcroft
Dermot Coleman
Tony Coombs
John Crompton
John Cummins
Joss Dalrymple
Michael Dart
Anthony Ellison
Dominic Ferard
Sally Ferard
Sian Fisher
Richard Fuller
Mike Gibson
Kris Gledhill
Patrick Grant
Andrew Hattersley
Bernard Hibbitts
Nicholas Insley
Edward Johnson
Belinda Jones
Chris Kenny
Paul Liu
Katy Macdonald
Fiona McConnell
Andrew Moncrieff
Robin Naylor
Giles Nicholas
Charles Rixon
Mark Rowland-Jones
Joanne Shaw
Sarah Smith
Jonathan Swire
Simon Winder
Nick Winter
Anonymous (2)
1982 32%
Henrietta Bewley
Laura Boyle
William Broadhurst
Blaise Cardozo
Robin Darwall-Smith
Andrew Dearden
Angus Dodds
Jenifer Dodds
Morrison Handley-Schachler
Richard Hornsey
Michael Hudson
David Hunter
Robert Long
Duncan Macfarlane
Kimberly Marshall
Lucy Matthews
Stuart McCulloch
Alison Morris
David Morris
24

Andrew Myers
Christine Richardson
Tony Robinson
David Sherman
Alaric Smith
William Stirton
David Streatfeild-James
Barnaby Swire
Matthew Teplitz
Helen Watkins
Anonymous (7)
1983 35%
Richard Akroyd
Julie Baldwin
Stephen Byrne
Ed Charles
Robin Davis Miller
Joanne Douglas
Christopher Eisgruber
Robert Esnouf
Peter Fraser
Peter Harnisch
Kathleen Hill
Steven Hughes
Mark Hurren
Chris Jowsey
Martin Kay
Stephen Keevil
Tom Knox
Michael Macaulay
Toby Mansel-Pleydell
Maria Marples
Thomas Marshall
Roger Mortimore
Timothy O’Brien
Gary Phillips
Graeme Proudfoot
Tim Render
I give to Univ because it is
the right thing to do for
future generations.
Nick Robinson
Pippa Robinson
Keith Rogerson
Emily Rose
Simon Rowe
Edward Sullivan
Daniel Treisman
Terence Tsang
Colin Whorlow
Nicole Winter
Roger Wood
Richard Wyatt
Anonymous (5)
1984 47%
Duncan Adam
Sameena Ahmad
Andrew Alexandra
Paul Armstrong
Andrew Baker
Dan Bögler
Neena Buntwal
Simon Burrell
Gerald Byrne
Peter Channing
Paul Charlesworth
DAVID HUNTER
(1982, CHEMISTRY)
Jennifer Charlson
Mike Clements
Rachel Court
Catherine Cunningham
Penny Donowho
Elizabeth Forty
David Fu
Philip Gawith
David Goddard
Abigail Graham
Katherine Green
Helen Hart
Rebecca Hellegouet
Susie Ho
Paul Jackson
Tim Jarvis
Craig Kennedy
Kok-Far Lee
Neil Macdonald
Neil Mason
Lucy McGill
Siobhan McManus
Rachel Moody
Andrew Nesbit
Lak Ng
Risto Penttila
Jonathan Phipps
Francis Reininger
David Rickard
Peris Roberts
Elisabeth Rudman
David Russell
Michael Samuel
Fiona Sellens
Jim Shannon
Jonathan Shaw
Nicholas Squire
John Staheli
Wolfgang Stock
John Sucksmith
Andrew Thursfield
Annie Tse
Iain Tuddenham
Caroline Waterer
Anonymous (4)
1985 29%
Edward Bayntun-Coward
Cluny Broadbent
Susan Brooks
Katie Bullivant
Justin Cheatle
David Cox †
Rosalind Evans
Stephen Evans
Philip Goodier
Alex Green
Simon Harrison
Geraint Jennings
Paul Jessop
Brian Kilcoyne
Robert Leland
Beth McNamee
Richard Meade
Helena Miles
James Millard
Sean Newsom
Mark Plimmer
Colin Poulton
Mary Sansom
Mandy Season
Ruth Shannon
Philip Terrill
Mark Tolley
Barnaby Wiener
Ken Zetie
Anonymous (6)
1986 37%
Rhiannon Ash
Lloyd Bailey
Lucy Bailey
Arek Baranowski
Harvey Belovski
Fiona Bickley
Robert Brown
Alison Clapham
Jon Davies
Emily Formby
David Gillespie
Lloyd Gruber
Sarah Hartnell
Judith Henderson
Paul Ingram
Pier Lambiase
Dominic Loehnis
Philip Ma
Robert Milligan
James Mortimer
Tracy Muller
Anthony Parsons
Richard Pawley
Nigel Platt
David Pritchard
Martin Reader
Giles Reynolds
Cary Rudolph
Clark Sargent
Susan Scott
Gavin Stewart
Jon Taylor
Simon Taylor
Emma Tucker
Helen Weavers
David Williams
Charles Wilson
Anonymous (6)
1987 35%
John Boller
Andrea Brown
Andrew Butler
Catherine Cochrane
Charlie Cochrane
Clare Craik
Sean Denniston
Matthew Dove
Lenny Dragone
Adrian Eaglestone
Jenny Garnham
Stephen Garvey
Kurt Giles
Kari Gillespie
Richard Golding
James Greenslade
Robert Hammond
Luke Harding
Mairi Harding
Rob Harris
Raymond Hill
Susan Hogan
Jennifer Howells
Ben Hubble
25

Martin Hughes
Rob Kemp
Chris Kendall
Richard Langley
Alan Maclean
Belinda McKay
Richard Meredith
Chantal Noel
James Owen
Rachel Parsons
Derrick Pitard
Georgia Powell
Alice Reid
Jonathan Rule
Arif Saeed
Nicholas Stathopoulos
Rob Strang
Dean Summerfield
Simon Talling-Smith
Phoebe Taplin
Ali Tayyebi
Jon Turner
Jonathon Watson
Anonymous (2)
1988 29%
Kevin Bradford
Gary Burkhardt
Paul Coleman
Vikki Cookson
Jo Corkish
Kimberly Crouch
John Davis
David Drury
Emma Dunmore
Andy Findlow
William Forbes
Gina Foster
Mike Garvin
I am very proud of the large number of
Old Members who made a contribution.
I think it speaks volumes about their
loyalty to the College and I hope it says
a lot about their own memories of Univ,
and their appreciation of the difference
that the College has made
to their lives.
Sybille Handley-Schachler
Martin Harris
Mike Harrison
Andrea Henry
Louise Jacques
Daniel Johnson
Alexander Krauss
Michelle Mackie
Felix Mayr-Harting
Charles Moore
Errol Norwitz
Tom Pedder
Dave Phillips
Simon Phillips
Ismail Radwan
Gary Rowe
Kirsten Tedder
Simon Toyne
Michael Wilson
Heng Wong
Anonymous (1)
SIR IVOR CREWE, MASTER
1989 26%
Emma Barfield
Jonathan Bowers
Mark Brooker
Pete Chambers
Mark Davies
Rebecca Davis
John Drew
Jenny Drury
Jon Harrison
William Harwood
Jonathan Hepple
Simon Hitchings
Colin Jack
Rona Johnston Gordon
Clive Jones
Simon Joscelyne
Graeme Lloyd-Roberts
Paul Markovich
Daniel Matthews
Simon McGeary
Chris McNeill
Douglas McNeill
Kate Miller
Kate Mitchell
Graham Page
Oliver Phipps
Sonja Phipps
Jan Skarbek
Kathryn Stewart
James Stocken
Mark Urquhart
Matthew Wallace
Justin Wateridge
Alexandra Zavis
Anonymous (5)
1990 36%
Nilanjana Banerji
Greg Brown
Jamie Carswell
Leisa Chambers
Charlie Chern
Suman Chowdhury
Matt Clothier
James Cornwell
William Cowan
Deborah Crewe
Mark Crossley
Roshan Daryanani
Sarah Durbin
Thomas Eaton
Phil Evans
Ben Grass
Samantha Green
Bridget Heelan
Louise Hill
David Hoffman
Mark Hudson
Alastair Hunt
Jonathan Kennedy
Neil McCallan
Julie Millburn
Andrew Mitchell
Ankush Nandra
Mary New
Jonathan Penkin
Roger Petry
Steven Phipps
Ross Pooley
Peter Rothery
Amanda Seilern
Jonathan Sinclair
Jenny Skarbek
Paul Smith
Jonathan Stewart
Hiroshi Tajima
Rachel Tennant
Owain Thomas
Frank Thurmond
Ian Walter
William Whitehead
Rebecca Williams
Will Woodall
Anonymous (6)
1991 27%
Dieter Balzer
Tim Bevan
Rachel Brotherton
Stephen Brown
Caroline Campbell
Martin Chamberlain
Tara Dalton
Julia Dickson
David Durose
Andrew Dyson
Joanne Dyson
Steven Ellis
Julian Glover
Ashley Goodall
Steffan Griffiths
Kate Hamblet
Kimberly Hartz-Foster
Shirley Hennessy
Janet Lear
Fiona Lewis
Caroline Marriage
Paul Marriage
Sara McDouall Saw
Paul Merrey
Carolyn Moores
Joanna O’Sullivan
Lindsey Phillips
Sarah Preece
William Reeve
Nicholas Richards
Nick Robinson
Melissa Russell
Rex Stem
26

Eleni Tsingou
Alex Winchester
Ben Woodhouse
Anonymous (1)
1992 37%
Matt Archer
Nia Archer
John Argent
Shauna Bevan
Helen Cammack
Alex Carus
Duncan Childs
Chester Chu
Susie Clarke
David Coleman
Beth Collin
Llew Cooper
Louise Cooper
Timothy Edgar
Neil Goble
Neil Gorsuch
Jennifer Jackson Preece
Sarah Kershaw
Simon Kirchin
Lizzie Knowles
Krista Lee
Chris Lewis
Nick Linton
Simon McCarthy
Dan McNeill
Mark O’Neill
Alexander Payton
Tara Pepper Goldsmith
I give to Univ because
of the extraordinary
opportunities and lasting
friendships the College
gave to me.
PRIYA HICKEY
(1998, PPE)
Stewart Reid
Emma Satyamurti
Ian Scott
Jacob Sharpe
Ranbir Shoker
Andrew Sweeting
Dan Thompson
Katharine Turnbull
Karen Turpin
Rosi Watson
Vic Webb
Nicholas Wilson
Steven Wise
Gigi Woo
Phil Worthington
Sasha Zaslavsky
Anonymous (5)
1993 29%
Shazia Azim
Tim Bettsworth
Christopher Bryan
Katia Coleman
Paul Davison
Sara George
Sam Gibbs
David Gill
Maurizio Giuliano
Caroline Hardcastle
Alix Heywood
John Lentaigne
Jo Letters
Livio Lo Verso
Neil Lockwood
Chris Mammen
Izzy Mant
Emma Matebalavu
Benjamin McCarron
Paul Mitchell
Edward Page-Croft
Clifford Perianayagam
Edward Ross
Merlin Swire
Harry Wallop
Fred Ward
Tom Weston
Tom Whiting
Dan Wicksman
Andrew Wille
Nick Yeung
Monica Youn
Andrew Zaltzman
Miranda Zaltzman
Anonymous (6)
1994 27%
Colin Allan
Peter Bance
Laura Bennett
Terry Boon
Jeremy Bradley
Mayumi Bradley
San Cheng
Stanford Chiou
Jonathan Dean
Michelle Dean
Leigh Edgar
Lexie Elliott
Cameron Franks
Gregory Garland
Harriet Griffiths
Steven Hewitt
Matt Hill
Ian Hovell
Leigh Innes
Damian Kell
Kara Manley
Rachel Matthews
Michael Mattis
Paul Maynard
Jasmine Nahhas di Florio
Jonathan Peverley
Chris Philp
Rod Price
Jeremy Seysses
Jennie Stevenson
Andrew Thomson
Chuin Weber
Rob Williams
Susie Wilson
Anonymous (4)
1995 23%
Nicola Barber
Joel Bellman
Matthew Berry
Andrew Brennan
Jessica Brickley
Harry Briggs
Simon Bucknall
Andrew Chambers
John Daley
Alan Dutch
Nigel Eady
Craig Hassall
Andrew Hepburn
Mark Jennings
Caroline Lendrum
Duncan Lendrum
James Micklethwait
Sophie Miller
Jen Mossop Scott
Charles Nash
Alastair Parkes
Ian Sheldon
Rupert Shiers
Adam Smith
Daniel Spreadbury
Christopher Thompson
Sarah Turner
Michael Vassallo
Tracy Zager
Anonymous (3)
1996 26%
Andrew Allsopp
Gavin Angell
Oliver Atkins
Ross Avery
Tim Bittiger
Jon Brinn
Ciedic Chan
William Chu
Louise Cooke
Daniel Crewe
Benoit Crutzen
Roland Enmarch
Adam Garrett
Sarah Habberfield
Sarah Hunt
Ben John
Gavin Jones
Adam Kramer
Calum Miller
Francesca Nandy
Timothy Nelson
Tom Nelthorpe
Acer Nethercott †
Yoshihiro Nishimura
Michael O’Connell
Ken Payne
Toby Rogers
Tim Sievers
Louisa Walsh
Paul Whittaker
Steven Wilmot
Benjamin Wolf
Anonymous (4)
1997 27%
Rory Aitken
Tom Ayres
Jon Baines
Matthew Barrett
Kerstin Bittiger
Hattie Franklin
27

Matt Franklin
James Friswell
William Gore
Holly Hammill
Hugo Harrod
Joanna Hearne
Katherine Hill
James Hinksman
Venetia Hyslop
Daniel Kirk
Alex Kutikov
Edward Lethbridge
Reda Maher
Clare Metcalfe
Dave Newbold
Euan O’Sullivan
Christopher Poole
Toby Rolls
Wendy Saunders
Tom Shimell
Scott Silverman
Jeremy Spry
Richard Stewart
Beth Stuart
Chris Walker
Christopher Woodington
Sam Zager
Anonymous (6)
1998 25%
Tom Anderson
Colin Baran
Colin Bettison
Richard Blackwell
Oliver Broadbent
Richard Case
Helen Chandler
Laura Cockburn
Nat Cockburn
Larry Cove
Katy de Laszlo
Thomas Dixon
David Earle
Nic Elvidge
Morten Ernebjerg
Bilqees Esmail
Chloe Ewing
Paul Forrow
Victoria Forrow
Sara Fyson
Roman Hederer
Trent Herdman
Priya Hickey
Andy Hodgekins
Richard Lawson
In my time on the JCR committee, I was
fortunate enough to see how Old Members’
contributions to the College were put to
use. Seeing the positive impact it made on
the student body was more than enough
to convince me that I wanted to, and why
I continue to, contribute.
MINESH SHAH (2004, PHYSICS)
Lukas Lehmann
Paul MacMahon
Sarah Mansfield
Phil Mantle
Hannah Mervis
Tom Moore
Emma Moorhead
Christian Mueller
John Paley
George Pasteur
Greg Phillips
Annabel Pinker
Julian Pomfret
James Preston
Amanatey Sogbodjor
Ian Weaver
Caroline Windsor
1999 24%
Emma Baines
Felix Böcking
Oliver Buckley
Darren Cohen
Graham Copeland
Joel Eklund
Simon Evers
Alison Gordon
David Graham
Hannah Harrison
Peter Hicks
David Hofer
Hanna Högenauer
Fiona Huntriss
Hannah Langworth
Elizabeth Llewellyn
Gavin Llewellyn
William Loasby
Aman Mahal
Katherine Martineau
James Platt
Freddie Powles
Stuart Smith
Sam Swire
Venetia Welby
Fran Wood
Can Yeginsu
Anonymous (6)
2000 31%
Jane Applegarth
Jemima Attanasio
Sophie Batthyány
Jamie Baxter
Richard Bradley
Helen Brocklebank
Tom Cannon
Matthew Cartwright
Rosie Cervera-Jackson
Santo Chakraborti
Sarah Chaytor
Ed Conroy
Caroline Creaby
Fiona Dewar
Simon Dickens
Matthew Drysdale
Jordan Ellison
Mark Forth
Tom Gibbs
Tara Grieve
Thomas Hotchkiss
Naomi Jacques
Mark Jenkins
Jim Johnson
Katy Jordan
Tim Kearns
Dan Keyworth
Zoe Masterson
Tricia McElroy
James Meadowcroft
Nisha Mehta
Holger Nehring
Tom O’Hara
Charlotte Potter-Powell
John Roberts
Oli Scully
Rishul Shah
Tim Stadelmann
Mike Taylor
Oliver Taylor
Bruno Vickers
Helena White
James Wood
Anonymous (3)
2001 28%
Hannah Abu-Ghaida
Krishna Baker
Richard Baker
Matt Becker
Dave Bridges
Jacqueline Catherall
Niall Corcoran
Christer Cremer
Neil Dalchau
Nick Dawson
Miranda Embleton-Smith
Simon Evans
Madeline Graham
Andrew Green
Tom Hart
Melanie Hughes
Mark Jenkins
Manana Khatiashvili
Philip King
Rebecca Lee
Steve Lewis
Judith Livingstone
Alex Mortimore
Phil Mosley
Brad Nes
Richard Nicholls
Ruth Norris
Matthew Penley
Tom Pringle
Daniel Rawling
Josh Redgate
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Angela Salman
Cihan Seabright
Pinky Seabright
Jon Selby
Adam Shardlow
Jonathan Stoller
Tom Taylor
Laurence Unger
Bob Walker
Oli Walker
Jeremy Watson
James Welch
Eleanor Wolfson
Anonymous (4)
2002 36%
Chris Allfrey
Ally Arnall
Louise Baldwin
James Begbie
Stephen Berrow
Aoife Bharucha
Sarah Botting
Elisabeth Bouchard
Angus Cameron
Robbie Campbell
Richard Chandler
Jason Chen
Henry Clayton
Rachel Clements
Saõirse Cowley
Lauren Curtis
Lizzie Da Costa
Nick Duke-Ambridge
Chris Geering
Raleigh Gilbert
Richard Godfrey
Philippa Hemery
Lindsay Hong
Tim Hughes
Alexandra Hulme
Kam Lally
Tim Marshall
Ana McDowall
Claire McShane
Julia Moses
Adam Muckle
Rachel Muckle
Christopher Nairne
David Orenstein
Adel Osseiran
Gareth Phillips
Mark Porter
Rosie Prendecki
Hugo Robinson
Aly Rowell
James Schofi eld
Alex Sena
Claire Sunderland Hay
Ioli Tassopoulou
Gareth Toplis
Tom Waterfi eld
Ian Webb
Tom Williams
Ilya Zaslavsky
Anonymous (5)
2003 34%
Toks Afolabi-Ajayi
Nick Arnott
Abi Attwood
Kate Barbier
Danielle Barbour
Steph Barrett
Ben Baulf
Jon Bishop
Jonan Boto
David Brescia
James Bridges
Jenny Buckett
Simon Clarke
Andrew Connelly
Alex Cook
Kate Cowdy
David Fallon
Jack Fanning
Kate Feld
Steve Fleming
Ashlee Godwin
Chris Hadfi eld
Rhiannon Harries
Sophie Hayes
Andy Hodgson
Emma Hurrell
Carl Jackson
Margaret Johnston
Garry Manley
Bruno Marques
Skye McAlpine
James McCullagh
Phil Mueller
Peter Raftery
Andy Robertson
Hollie Robson-Marchant
Dave Rushton
Anthony Santospirito
Peter Smith
Gabby Stone
Ian Tucker
Sonja Vernes
Chenyang Wang
Kevin Warburton
Anna White
Brett Wilkinson
Dan Woodbridge
Anonymous (5)
2004 26%
Tom Brazier
Stephanie Fisher
Agnes Fong
Carina Foster
Daniel Gilbert
Anthony Good
Will Gore-Randall
James Grice
Christa Hann
Liv Harris
Lucy Jackson
Erik Johnsen
Anna Keogh
Mark Lightfoot
Kate McGlennan
Jeffrey McLean
Duncan Moran
Fabienne Morris
Alex Nicholson
Nav Persaud
Antony Peters
Dave Riley
Debbie Riley
Miriam Rodrigues
Jessie Sadig
Michael Salib
Minesh Shah
James Stanier
David Steynor
Tim Stott
Bryony Tomlinson
Quan Tran
Sarah Venables
Johanna Vogel
Alistair White
Paul Yowell
Anonymous (3)
2005 27%
Tom Barfi eld
Monica Barker
Eithne Bradley
Guy Broadfi eld
Alexander Bryant
Rob Cioffi
Howat Duncan
Douglas Gilman
Stephen Hardwick
Anna Hepworth
Craig Holmes
Kasia Hunt
Gemma Hyde
Jiri Kindl
Mila Kindlova
Robert Klepka
Kath Middleton
Athina Mitropoulos
Univ personally gave so much to
me and I feel it is just right that
I give something back.
LAURA OAKLEY (2011, PPE)
Hide Nakajima
Anna Oldmeadow
Jack Pailing
Sheetal Persaud
Augustine Rapson
Samuel Rendle-Short
Christie Silk
Jamie Sunderland
Peter Surr
Arman Taghavi-Chabert
Nicholas Wareham
Sam Weatherley
Josh Weinberg
Daniel Whisson
Daniel Williams
Daniel Woods
Anonymous (4)
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2006 24%
Michelle Bannister
Raquel Barradas de -
Freitas van der Wijk
Phil Boon
Tom Burkin
Rebecca Burton
Joshua Cartwright
Minglei Chen
Ali Cigari
David Elliott
Robin Froggatt-Smith
Jamie Furniss
Joe Harwood
Belinda Hitchins
Alice Hopkinson
Anthony Jones
Daisuke Kimura
Shu Ting Lee
Hereward Mills
Jamie Moran
Govind Oliver
Mark Pearson
Chris Pickett
Matthew Player
Nathaniel Read
Shuchi Shah
Lucy Shaw
Natasha Sheel
Matthew Siebert
Fred Spring
Alex Tyson
Sathish Umapathy
James Varela
Tom Walker
Andrew Ward
Caroline Webber
Rob West
Alastair Williams
Anonymous (2)
2007 17%
David Armstrong
Nick Chan
Jim Cust
Paddy Devlin
Peter Fallon
Dilan Fernando
Matthew Garraghan
Joanna Green
Georgina Johnson
James Kent
Louise Lane
Zhiyun Li
Aled Lloyd Owen
I will always remain grateful to Univ
for its consistent efforts to maximise
its students’ experiences and hope that
these opportunities can remain open to
other students wishing to pursue their
educational ambitions.
HARRY PASEK (2014, HISTORY)
Tamas Makai
Philly Malicka
Amelia Martyn-Hemphill
Becca Neely
Jim O’Connell-Lauder
David Quick
Anne Ross
Emily Sayer
Julia Schollick
Punam Shah
Emily Smeaton
Charlotte Sutherell
Anonymous (2)
2008 22%
Lewis Anderson
Erica Buchberger
Aimee Campbell
Martin Chan
Hannah Clarke
Harry Clarke
Jenny Davies
Roel De Maeyer
Vanessa Fairbank
Jessica Ferguson
Rosanna Hawkins
Jack Haynes
Alice Heath
Ryan Heaton
Andrei-Sorin Ilie
Becki Jeffery
Zoe Lang
Jonathan Leader -
Maynard
Louis Mather
Emma Park
Carys Roberts
Will Robertson
Joram van Rheede
Sonam Wangdi
Oliver Watts
Sarah Willis
Rasmus Wissmann
Andreas Witte
Andrew Wychrij
Amy Zheng
Anonymous (7)
2009 20%
Matt Betts
David Blagden
Dan Blank
Harry Broadbent
Elle Costigan
Samuel George
James Hedgeland
Matt Herman
David Isanski
Miles Jackson
Adam Lapthorn
Helena Legarda Herranz
Lewis Millward
James Morrison
Thomas Nelson
Cavit Pakel
Jack Peters
Isabel Richards
Maria Rossdal
Jack Roxburgh
Molly Scott
Peter Scott
Daniel Verschueren
Jack Wharton
Johannes Wolf
Anonymous (2)
2010 34%
Jaxom Champion
Laura Clash
Fiona Coffee
Tom Cole
Lindsey Entwistle
Emanuel Ferm
Sarah-Louise Fernandez
Toby Fisher
Hetty Fletcher
Lizzie German
Jacqueline Heybrock
Esme Hicks
Sean Hopkins
Clare Joyce
Josh Ko
William Lewis
Michael Malone-Lee
Rachel Massey
Alexia Millett
Liz Mincin
Richard Morris
Nadia Odunayo
Catherine Parr
Sean Paul
Ryan Perkins
Joe Prentice
Douglas Sexton
Beth Sillitto
Alex Sisto
James Skinner
Cris Smith
Elliot Smith
Jon-Paul Spencer
Emily Stewart
Petr Sulc
Edward Swift
David Todd
Kristina van Nues -
Wrigley
Poppy Walker
Christian Wehrenfennig
Sam Wrigley
Velimir Zivkovic
Anonymous (2)
2011 29%
Madeleine Bishop
Sally Bovill
Heather Catchpole
Hayden Cooke
Sarah Cunliffe
Christy Davis
Sarah Dixon-Clarke
Sam Ereira
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Alina Gerasimenko
Tomas Halgas
Matthew Haughton
John Hobley
Simon Hyett
Martin Kok
Jennifer Lai
James McConville
Rebecca Merkley
Laura Oakley
Sean Ogilvie
Jack Prescott
Rekha Rogers
Laura Ruxandu
2012 31%
James Carruthers
Todd Carter
Rebecca Collins
Emma Coombs
Hannah Edwards
Polly Gamble
Hannah Gardiner
Josephine Glover
Carolina Grierson
Otamere Guobadia
Chloe Kellow
Ross Martin
Sian McGibbon
Angus Smith
Yajing Xu
Junyuan Xue
Anonymous (2)
2013 4%
Phoenix Kushner
2014 31%
Robert Kalonian
Corrina Readioff
Sigurdur Sigurgeirsson
Cordt van Geuns-Rosch
Receiving a Bursary has made a huge
difference to my time at Oxford.
My finances are now much less of a
concern. I would like to thank everyone
who supports Univ.
VICKY OLIVE (2013, PPE)
Joseph Saxby
Stephanie Smith
Elizabeth Stronach
Andreas Tischbirek
Philip Welch
Evan Wilson
Anonymous (6)
Simon Mee
Edward Penington
Hannah Pollard
Abigail Reeves
Matthew Robson
Max Shock
Gabriela Shorney -
Toledano
Melissa Sidnell
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FELLOWS,
COLLEGE STAFF
FRIENDSOF UNIV
&
John Albery †
Bill Allan
Jackie Andrew
Mary Archer
Jane Atkinson
Mark and Catherine
Boylan
Diana Burns
Nicola Capewell
Gareth and Susan
Capner
Darren Cavanagh
Lynn Clee
Jill Crewe
Ivor Crewe
Ian Desborough
Sara Dewsbery
Vivian Donnelley
Jane Garvie
Charles Goodhart
Frances Goodhart
Lucy Goodhart
Laura Goodhart Watts
Michael Graham
Tony Guest
Barry Haggett
Martin Hall
Nicholas Halmi
Anthony Jennings
Angus Johnston
Polly Jones
† Indicates that a donor is now deceased 1249 Society member
Lisa Kallet
William Kussell
Wendy Lehman Lash
Brian Loughman
Nigel Lovett
Michael MacDougall
Henry Machin
Bob Maskell
Heleen Mendl
-Schrama
Eliza Menninger
Richard Morgan
John Morton
Alexander Murray
Peter Newey
Mike Nicholson
Chris Pelling
Christopher Purvis
Allan Reiskin
William Roth
Susan Scollan
Maurice Shock
Tiffany Stern
Robert Strassler
Lois Sykes
Barend Ter Haar
Daphne Todd
Mahesh Uttamlal
Laura Varnam
Anonymous (6)
BUSINESSES,
TRUSTS
FOUNDATIONS
&
The 29th May 1961 Trust
The Barrington Foundation
BHP Billiton
British Petroleum
The Edith and Herbert Lehman Foundation, Inc
Goldman Sachs
Johnson & Johnson
The J Paul Getty Jnr Charitable Trust
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter
The Newdigate Fund
The Overbrook Foundation
The Pepamir Foundation
Pine Research Instrumentation
The Stephen Cockburn Charitable Trust
The Valdichiesa Foundation
The Wolfson Foundation
Anonymous (2)
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LEAVING
A
LEGACY
TO UNIV
Making provision for Univ in your will is a
particularly personal and thoughtful way of
supporting the College. Legacies have been
and continue to be an enormously important
source of funds for the College; indeed, were
it not for William of Durham’s foresight
and legacy gift that was realised in 1249 to
support scholars in Oxford, Univ might not
be here today.
The William of Durham Club
recognises the generosity of those who have
made a future provision for Univ, and meets
annually for a special recognition day in College.
While we hope these gifts will not be realised for
years to come, we give thanks today to all those
listed opposite, and those who have chosen to
remain anonymous, for their quiet generosity.

Old Members
Glyn Lloyd (1940)
Barry Barnes (1941)
Roger Willcox (1941)
Jolyon Dromgoole (1944)
Martin Monier-Williams (1944)
Derek Wheatley (1944)
Alan Fleming (1946)
Roy Selby (1948)
Robin Wynne-Jones (1948)
John Fawcett (1949)
Anthony Greenburgh (1949)
Thomas Houston (1949)
J.P. Hudson (1949)
Alan Hurley (1949)
David Main (1949)
David Booth (1950)
Godfrey Fowler (1950)
Tony Williams (1950)
Jack Nicholas (1951)
Brian O’Brien (1951)
Neville Rosen (1951)
Philip Taverner (1951)
Anthony Thompson (1951)
Michael Allen (1953)
Colin Bayne-Jardine (1953)
John Gardner (1953)
Patrick Nobes (1953)
Bill Robbins (1953)
Henry Woolston (1953)
Peter Dean (1954)
Roddy Dewe (1954)
John Duncan (1954)
Carl Ganz (1954)
Denis Dearnaley (1955)
Richard Goodwin (1955)
Stanley Martin (1955)
John Mayall (1955)
John Morrison (1955)
Jonathan Sharpe (1956)
Richard Terras (1956)
Derek Wood (1956)
Robert Avis (1957)
John Glew (1957)
Kenneth Walker (1957)
John Carruthers (1958)
Alun Evans (1958)
Peter Jackson (1958)
Selwyn Kossuth (1958)
Basil Morgan (1958)
Egerton Parker (1958)
John Donovan (1959)
Brian Creak (1960)
Bruce Drew (1960)
Dick Norton (1960)
Mark Blythe (1961)
Michael Buckley (1961)
Bob Craft (1961)
Jonathan Mance (1961)
Oliver Stocken (1961)
Boudewyn van Oort (1961)
William Waterfield (1961)
Michael George (1962)
Michael Hayes (1962)
Eric Humphreys (1962)
Robert Kibble (1962)
David Mills (1962)
David Potter (1962)
Phil Power (1962)
Anthony Slingsby (1962)
David Sykes (1963)
Robert Boyd (1964)
Clive Elliott (1964)
Alastair Lack (1964)
Roger Potter (1964)
Anthony Weale (1964)
Greg Birdseye (1965)
George Cooper (1965)
Raymond Davis (1965)
Michael Jago (1965)
Murdoch Laing (1965)
Ian Morson (1965)
Nicky Padfield (1965)
Patrick Talbot (1965)
Malcolm Burn (1966)
Paul Chellgren (1966)
Crispian Collins (1966)
Andrew Dobbie (1966)
Roy Hodgson (1966)
Edward Sadler (1966)
Michael Hanson (1967)
Karl Marlantes (1967)
Richard Schaper (1967)
Paul Hudson (1968)
Robert Jones (1968)
Herbie Knott (1968)
Grant Lawrence (1968)
Andrew White (1968)
Jonathan Andrew (1969)
Ross Bowden (1969)
David Rees-Jones (1969)
Andrew Turner (1969)
Owen Williams (1969)
Paul Gambaccini (1970)
David Wilson (1970)
Roy Hyde (1971)
John Nicholson (1971)
Philip Gore-Randall (1972)
John Paynter (1972)
Tim Tacchi (1973)
Jonathan Bowen (1974)
Ian Grainger (1974)
Nick Perry (1974)
Andy Tucker (1974)
Stephen Faktor (1975)
William Fforde (1975)
Chris Morgan (1975)
Alistair Lang (1976)
Timothy Bralower (1977)
Jonathan Earl (1977)
Lindsay Irvine (1977)
Ian Macfarlane (1977)
Paul Johnson (1978)
Kevin Scollan (1978)
Simon Thompson (1978)
Mark Yallop (1978)
Neal Clark (1979)
Richard Lewis (1980)
John Crompton (1981)
Sian Fisher (1981)
Robin Darwall-Smith (1982)
Helen Watkins (1982)
Joanne Douglas (1983)
Mark Hurren (1983)
Abigail Graham (1984)
Annalise Acorn (1986)
Lorette Fleming (1986)
Anthony Parsons (1986)
Helen Weavers (1986)
Sean Denniston (1987)
Rachel Parsons (1987)
Jane Templeman-Bruce (1989)
William Reeve (1991)
Colin Allan (1994)
Hugh Young (1994)
Sophie Miller (1995)
Calum Miller (1996)
Charlotte Sutherell (2007)
Jessica Lazar (2009)
Friends of Univ
Ida Bull
Diana Burns
Gareth and Susan Capner
Martha Cass
George Cawkwell
Helen Cooper
Glen Dudbridge
Jane Garvie
Valerie Herbert
Diana Hindley
Stephanie Holmans
Ed Leahy
Rudolph Marcus
Heleen Mendl-Schrama
Gwynne Ovenstone
Susan Scollan
David and Janice Sheel
Helen Stephen
And 23 members
requesting anonymity
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VOLUNTEERS
IN
2014/15
Over the course of one year, the wide range of events
and activities co-ordinated by the Development Office
would simply not be possible without the reliable help
and support of many Old Members, Fellows, students,
Friends and staff of the College.
Whether it is serving on committees, providing advice,
helping to organise and encourage attendance at events,
or assisting our fundraising efforts, we are very grateful
to the following individuals who gave of their valuable
time and expertise in 2014/15.
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Elizabeth Adams
Paul Adler (1975)
Peter Anderson (1981)
David Astley (2011)
Shazia Azim (1993)
James Begbie (2002)
Bill Bernhard (1956)
Philip Bernie (1980)
Matthew Berry (1995)
Shauna Bevan (1992)
Jon Bishop (2003)
Mark Blythe (1961)
Jonathan Bowen (1974)
Jonathan Bowers (1989)
Robert Boyd (1964)
Sarah Boyd (2013)
Amanda Brookfi eld (1979)
Julia Brouard (2012)
Robin Butler (1957)
Eamon Byrne (2013)
Colin Campbell (1964)
Andrew Carroll (1977)
George Cawkwell
Margaret Chamberlain (1979)
John-Henry Charles (2012)
Justin Cheatle (1985)
Cameron Cochrane (1954)†
Peter Cockburn (1964)
Paul Cole (1964)
William Cookson (1987)
† deceased
Helen Cooper
Caroline Creaby (2000)
Brian Creak (1960)
John Crompton (1981)
John Cummins (1981)
John Cunliffe (1964)
Robin Darwall-Smith (1982)
Roshan Daryanani (1990)
John Davenport (1951)
Peter Dean (1954)
Keith Dorrington
Sarah Dixon-Clarke (2011)
John Duncan (1954)
Brendan Dyck (2012)
David Edward (1953)
Clive Elliott (1964)
Edward Enfi eld (1948)
Alun Evans (1958)
Mark Evans (1982)
Nicholas Evans (1965)
Howard Field (1965)
Sian Fisher (1981)
Emily Formby (1986)
Mark Foster (1979)
Godfrey Fowler (1950)
Hattie Franklin (1997)
Daniel Freeman
Sara Fyson (1998)
John Gardner
Timothy Gee (1957)

Josephine Glover (2012)
Stephen Golding
Celia Goodhart
Abigail Graham (1984)
Ian Graham-Bryce (1954)
Tom Grass (1992)
Kevin Grassby (1980)
Emily Green
Mick Green (1965)
Patricia Greenhalgh (1980)
Chloe Hall (2012)
Jack Haynes (2008)
Ed Hieatt (1995)
Reg Hinkley (1965)
Michael Hitchman (1965)
Catherine Holmes
Bryan Horrigan (1986)
John Hyde (1970)
David Issott (1995)
Ben Jackson
Alan Jay (1980)
Peter Jezzard
Simon Johnson (1994)
Ron Jordan (1963)
Lisa Kallet
Nicola Lacey (1979)
Alistair Lang (1976)
Anna Lawrence-Pietroni (1991)
Shu Lee (2006)
Alex Letts (1988)
Isaac Livne (2005)
Jim Long (1987)
Philipp Lorenz (2012)
Louie Mackee (2013)
Ian Maclennan (1978)
Neil Magee (1962)
Chris Mammen (1993)
Clive Manison (1965)
Caroline Marriage (1991)
Paul Marriage (1991)
Benjamin Martill (2013)
Stanley Martin (1955)
Bob Maskell
Neil McDonald (1964)
Scot McKendrick (1978)
Rebecca Mead (1985)
Heleen Mendl-Schrama
Anand Menon (1984)
Alison Mercer (1991)
Alex Michie (2014)
George Middleton (1965)
Helena Miles (1985)
David Mills (1962)
Michael Milner (1967)
Thomas F Moore (1998)
Fabienne Morris (2004)
John Morrison (1955)
Sebastian Murphy (2012)
Alexander Murray
Sandy Nairne (1971)
Laura Oakley (2011)
Nadia Odunayo (2010)
Victoria Olive (2013)
Ian Owen (1971)
Nicky Padfi eld (1965)
Richard Pawley (1986)
Claire Peacock (2014)
Chris Pelling
Nick Perry (1974)
Jamie Pike (1973)
Ariadne Plaitakis (1995)
Roger Potter (1964)
Richard Powles (1964)
Christopher Purvis (1970, Keble)
Gavin Ralston (1976)
William Reeve (1991)
Damian Sandys (1998)
Caroline Scott (1980)
Howard Sereda (1973)
Jonathan Seres (1963)
Minesh Shah (2004)
Nick Shaw (1996)
William Shawcross (1965)
Desmond Shawe-Taylor (1974)
Nick Smith (1976)
Thomas Smith
Lindsey Stewart (1979)
Mike Stock (2012, Worcester)
Gabby Stone (2003)
Jeremy Stone (1971)
Alexander Sturgis (1982)
David Sykes (1963)
Tim Tacchi (1973)
Anthony Thompson (1951)
Rhodri Thompson (1979)
Annie Tse (1984)
Mark Turner (1976)
Giles Underwood
Timothy Walker (1964)
Victoria Walker (2001)
Matthew Wallace (1989)
Kevin Warburton (2003)
Michael Ward (1968)
Natalia Warrick-Alexander
(2009)
Kevan Watts (1969)
Laura Goodhart Watts
Martin Westlake (1976)
RajivaWijesinha (1971)
Janet Williams (1979)
Evan Wilson (2011)
Susie Wilson (1994)
Gigi Woo (1992)
Jennifer Wood (2013)
George Woodward (2011)
Mark Yallop (1978)
Nick Yeung (1993)
Alexander Zaslavsky (1992)
…and Percy.
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MAKING
AGIFT
IN
2015/16
SINGLE AND
REGULAR GIFTS
Single gifts can be made by cheque or credit/debit card. Gifts
of all sizes are appreciated and valued; even the most modest
of donations not only show your loyalty to Univ but collectively
make a vital contribution to the College.
Regular gifts can be set up for a period of one to four years,
on either a monthly, quarterly or annual basis. They are of great
benefi t to Univ as they provide a guaranteed fl ow of income to
the College for the medium term, and enable you to spread the
cost of your gift.
Your single or regular gift can be made:
Online Visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/give
By Post Send a cheque to University College, Oxford
OX1 4BH with a completed Gift Form*
(available at www.univ.ox.ac.uk/maximiseyourgift)
By Phone Call the Development Offi ce
on +44 (0)1865 286208
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*This will enable the College to claim Gift Aid on your gift

TAX-EFFICIENT GIVING
In the UK Univ is a Registered Charity (number
1141259) and therefore able to reclaim 25p for every
£1 given by a UK taxpayer at no extra cost to the donor
through Gift Aid, provided that he/she has paid an amount
of UK Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax equal to the
tax reclaim.
Monthly
Gift
Annual
Gift
With
Gift Aid
Total value
to Univ
after 4 years
£20 £240 £300 £1,200
£50 £600 £750 £3,000
£100 £1,200 £1,500* £6,000
£500 £6,000 £7,500 £30,000
Higher rate tax payers can also benefi t from tax relief by
claiming back the difference between the higher rates of
tax of 40 or 45 per cent and the basic rate of tax at 20
per cent on the total value of their gross donation.
Visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/maximiseyourgift for
further details.
From Overseas There are ways for you to give to Univ
tax-effi ciently in Europe, Asia, North America and Australia.
Visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/giving-overseas for details.
MAKING A MAJOR GIFT
If you are interested in making a gift of £25,000 or more,
please contact Martha Cass, Senior Development
Executive, tel +44 (0)1865 276791, or email
martha.cass@univ.ox.ac.uk
Gifts Of Shares Giving via shares is one of the most
tax effi cient ways of making a charitable gift and a powerful
way to support Univ. Gifts of shares in the UK receive
income tax relief of 100 per cent of their market value. If
shares worth £100k are donated tax relief based on this
will be received in full, i.e. £40k at the higher rate of tax. This
tax break goes straight to the donor and, in addition, gifts of
shares do not attract Capital Gains Tax.
Visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/maximiseyourgift
for further details.
Legacy Giving There are a variety of types of
legacy that can be left to Univ, including residuary
and pecuniary legacies, and gifts-in-kind.
For more information, visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/legacies
THANK YOU
*Qualifi es for membership of the 1249 Society if aged 30 or above
(only £124.90 per annum required if under 30)
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