2012 Annual Report - Jesus College - University of Cambridge

116 MEMBERS’ NEWS I Jesus College Annual Report 2012
People
W ALLAN (1968) has been appointed member of the Competition Appeal Tribunal.
(Edward) L BECKET (1986) has been awarded the degree of Doctor of Canon Law by the
Angelicum University, Rome, and has returned to Ampleforth Abbey.
P BOARDMAN (1982) was awarded the MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List in
2011 for Services to Heritage in East London.
D DIAS (2010) has been granted a Visiting Scholarship to the Institute of Criminology in
Cambridge.
D G EAVES (2000) received the Whitworth Visionary Award at the Institute of
Mechanical Engineers.
A FERSHT [1969 Fw] has been elected Master of Caius.
A K FYFE (1993) was appointed one of the founding members of the Young Academy of
Scotland and in March this year was elected as one of the co-chairs of the Academy.
E HARRIS [1997] is now Churches Conservation Adviser at the Victorian Society (the
champion of Victorian and Edwardian Architecture).
J E GIMLETTE (1982) was awarded the Dolman Travel Book Prize 2012 for his book
'Wild Coast: Travels on South America's Untamed. Currently you can listen to John on
BBC Radio 4's 'Excess Baggage' on www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00xnynh
I HUDSON (1997) is now a partner at Carter-Ruck, the well-known London media
solicitor, and represented some of the core participants at the Levison Iquiry.
N HUDSON (1978) Rector of the Venerable English College in Rome, hosted the
celebrations there marking the 650th anniversary of the founding of the college’s
predecessor, the English and Welsh Hospice, on the same site in 17 January 1362.
The College replaced the hospice in 1579 (see Annual Report 2011 pp 167-169).
J R JAMES (1970) has been installed as an honorary Canon of Chichester Cathedral.
D P MAHER (1977) was appointed Senior Advisor, Tuberculosis, at the Global Fund to
Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria in Geneva from July 2011.
M HUNTER (1968) has been awarded the Samuel Pepys Award and the R. G. Neville
Prize for his book Boyle: Between God and Science. He has recently retired as Professor of
History at Birkbeck College, University of London.
G KILLINGWORTH (1968) has retired as Head of English at Caterham School. Flame
Lily Books have just published Mister Misery which is his second novel for children. He is
currently working on a PhD on ‘Rhetorical Performances in the Prose Works of Robert
Green’.
J MORGAN (1992) has been appointed a Recorder in the Crown Court.
A MOURITZ (1987) gained the degree of Doctor of Science (ScD) from the University of
Cambridge in October 2011.
J O’DONNELL (1979) (Hon Fw) Master of the Choristers at Westminster Abbey, led the
Abbey’s choir to Rome in June where, at the Pope’s invitation, it sang with the Sistine
Chapel Choir at the Papal Mass in St Peter’s on the feast of SS. Peter and Paul – the first
time in 500 years thar the Sistine Choir had been joined with another. The Abbey Choir
also gave a public concert in Santa Maria Maggiore and a private one in the Sistine
Chapel and sang Vespers at Monte Cassion Abbey, the mother house of the Benedictine