Vol. 3 2012 Thistle Magazine - Jardines
Vol. 3 2012 Thistle Magazine - Jardines
Vol. 3 2012 Thistle Magazine - Jardines
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Jardine Foundation Scholarships for 15 Students<br />
A record 15 students have been<br />
awarded Jardine Foundation<br />
Scholarships for studies at Oxbridge<br />
this year.<br />
Five students have gone up to Oxford<br />
colleges while ten have gone up<br />
to Cambridge.<br />
Of the Oxford students, Sarah<br />
Hopkin of Bermuda, Amaris Lee of<br />
Singapore and Putu Geniki Lavinia<br />
Natih of Indonesia have entered<br />
Trinity College. Miss Hopkin and<br />
Miss Lee will read Materials Science<br />
and History & Politics respectively,<br />
while Miss Natih will embark on a<br />
postgraduate MPhil in Development<br />
Left: Jardine Matheson Group Managing Director Ben Keswick with<br />
Hong Kong Scholars Queenie Chan, Tim Yung, Natasha Brown and Vivian Chow.<br />
Jardine Matheson Group Director Anthony Nightingale<br />
presents mainland China student Charles He with his<br />
Jardine Foundation Scholarship certificate.<br />
Studies. Another student from<br />
Indonesia, Desy Kristianti, will enter<br />
Oriel College to read Mathematics<br />
while Queenie Chan of Hong Kong<br />
will read Experimental Psychology<br />
at Queen’s.<br />
Of the Cambridge students, Kevin<br />
Teo of Singapore has entered Trinity<br />
to read medicine while Charles He<br />
from mainland China has entered the<br />
same college to read Engineering.<br />
Kevin Surya Widjaja of Indonesia has<br />
been awarded a Jardine Foundation<br />
Scholarship at Fitzwilliam where he<br />
is reading Chemical Engineering.<br />
Natasha Brown of Hong Kong and<br />
Robert Vistal of the Philippines have<br />
both entered Downing to read Law<br />
and Natural Sciences, respectively.<br />
Jocelyne Sze of Singapore will<br />
also read Natural Sciences, but at<br />
Peterhouse, where she will be joined<br />
by Jenny Fan of mainland China who<br />
will read the same subject. Three<br />
Scholars will enter Magdalene<br />
College; Vivian Chow and Tim Yung of<br />
Hong Kong to read Law and History,<br />
respectively, and Kaimei Zhang of<br />
mainland China to read Engineering.<br />
Centre: Jardine Matheson Group Chairman Sir Henry Keswick<br />
with Singapore scholars Kevin Teo and Amaris Lee.<br />
From left: Indonesian Scholars Putu Geniki Lavinia Natih,<br />
Desy Kristianti and Kevin Surya Widjaja celebrate receiving<br />
their certificates from (second left) Jardine Matheson<br />
(Indonesia) Country Chairman Jonathan Chang.<br />
Spirit 33<br />
<strong>Thistle</strong> vol.3 <strong>2012</strong>
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