magdalene IMPACT REPORT 2022–23
From the Master
It is a real pleasure to introduce this year’s Impact Report with a few words about everything that has been happening in College since the Future Foundations Campaign closed last year.
Future Foundations was an enormously successful campaign which exceeded every target. The full extent of that success became even clearer in October 2022 when the New Library won the Stirling Prize awarded by the Royal Institute of British Architects, something never before achieved by a College at Oxford or
Cambridge. The enthusiastic response from our students, who have clearly enjoyed using the Library from the day it opened, was heart-warming.
It has been a delight to see the way in which so many of our students have thrown themselves into every aspect of College and University life. A full Hall has resounded to happy and enthusiastic voices. There has been a string of successes in sport, where four members of the Magdalene Boat Club were part of the Cambridge crews which achieved a clean sweep at the Boat Race, and we can boast Blues and Half Blues in a wide range of other sports. Magdalene students have won major music competitions and taken shows to the Edinburgh Fringe, while the choir has had a very successful overseas tour.
Magdalene alumni and supporters have continued to respond with incredible
generosity to other College needs, enabling us to strengthen our pastoral team by appointing a Head of Student Wellbeing, endowing some very important bursaries and supporting Modern Languages students during their year abroad. We have also seen the first major donation in support of the project to restore the Pepys Building. The total received is significantly above the target for the year and in the Telephone Campaign our student callers raised far more than has ever been done before. My warmest thanks go to all our donors as well as to the Development Office team whose hard work has made this possible.
These are not easy times for universities and the College faces many challenges in the year ahead but I am confident that we can face them with your loyalty and support; thank you so much.
Sir Christopher Greenwood, Master
From the Senior Bursar
COLLEGE FINANCES AND INVESTMENTS
The financial year of 2022–23 (1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023) is the first not to include an element of Covid-19 related government restrictions. Thus, as we compare it to the previous financial year (which was subject to some restrictions), there are large increases in both income and expenditure reflecting positive changes as everyday life in College and more generally economic activity is returning to ‘normal’. For example, our students were able to be in residence throughout the year and equally, the College’s commercial property rental income recovered from the very tough impact of the pandemic and at last, some
conference activity (in summer 2022) was possible once again.
However, the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and the consequential significant rise in inflation has led to immediate pressures on the cost of delivering College services, as energy, food, construction, and labour related costs form the basis of College expenditure. Staffing costs have also risen significantly against a backdrop of a shortage of key labour in professional services and hospitality. To support our staff, the College enhanced the general Higher Education sector’s pay settlement by giving two additional bonuses and staffing costs have increased by 23% when compared to the previous year reflecting this significant wage growth. The College also responded to the cost-ofliving crisis for our students by increasing bursaries by 10% to ensure students in the most financial need had their maintenance income increase with inflation.
Given the impact of inflation and the consequential interest rate policy by central
banks on investment markets, the College endowment had performed relatively well by the end of the financial year. The endowment consists of broadly two portfolios, half in commercial property and the other half in global securities. Income performed well and it averaged an overall investment composite strong positive return over the year. The size of the endowment, including new donation capital, increased from £94m to £101m at the start of the year.
The problem for the College, and indeed other Cambridge Colleges and more generally universities, is that it’s proven impossible for growth of income to match the unavoidable cost increases. The College’s revenue (unrestricted) financial account is in deficit, and this is forecast to continue in the short term. Thus, if income over the next year is negative then general reserves will have to be used to fund the gap. We are making real efforts to streamline services without harming the student experience and the College is also examining ways to enhance different income streams.
COLLEGE INCOME
The College is fortunate to have a relatively diversified income stream, and this includes income from its long-term endowment, tuition fees, provision of residential accommodation to students, commercial conferences, and donations from Members. All together this amounted to £15m over the course of the 2022–23 financial year.
College income grew by over 17% when compared to 2021–22 but it should be noted that this sum does include £1.8m of capital donations for investment in the endowment. Tuition fee income has been largely stable throughout and since the pandemic. However, this having been a normal academic year, income from student rents has increased as has the demand for College catering which resulted in large increases for these two income streams. Income from our Endowment has largely recovered and pleasingly largely held up despite turbulent financial markets in 2022 arising from inflationary concerns. Conference activity returned in summer 2022 although only at modest levels when compared to pre-pandemic activity. Our total philanthropic income from Members was hugely positive this year and we are enormously grateful for the continued generosity. Support was received for student welfare, the Magdalene Bursary Scheme, buildings, and gardens with a particular emphasis on the significant forthcoming restoration project of the Pepys Building.
College Income for the Financial Year of 2022–23 (1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023)
Total: £15.1m
Tuition Fees: £3m
Student rents, Member catering and conferences: £4m
Endowment income: £4.2m
Expendable Donations: £1.9m
Capital Donations for Long Term Investment: £1.8m
Other income: £0.2m
COLLEGE EXPENDITURE
College expenditure increased to £13.5m and was more than 15% higher than the previous year. The College increased its spending on teaching, tutorial support and student welfare by more than £800,000 and this included a full year of additional costs for the New Library. This increase obviously reflects the return to normal academic activities at Magdalene and the increase of every bursary awarded by 10% to reflect rising living costs but also the sometimes steep rise in prices for all types of expenditure.
The costs of running the College estate have increased very substantially as global inflation seriously impacted energy and maintenance costs. Catering costs grew enormously with both strong demand from resident Members and from food price inflation and rising labour costs due to the considerable shortages in hospitality staff.
Although the pace of inflation is expected to fall back over the course of 2023, food and commodity pricing and an ongoing tight labour market are all likely to continue to lead to growing expenditure for the College’s operational costs. This means that it will be necessary for the College to carefully and thoughtfully manage expenditure and protect our services for our students. The ongoing support of our Members is hugely appreciated as it helps us to navigate this challenging financial climate.
Mr Steven Morris, Senior Bursar
From the Development Director
It is always a challenge to predict how the first year following a really successful campaign might go in terms of fundraising, particularly this year when we had the costof-living crisis to contend with. However, my concerns that some of our donors might be fatigued proved to be unfounded as we raised a fantastic total of £3,757,932! This means that we raise £7.50 for every single pound spent on alumni and development activities. This great return is not only testament to the loyalty, generosity and commitment of our Members, but it also
TEN YEARS OF GIVING
£37.3m received in donations
underlines the importance of philanthropy for the College. Readers can see the impact of donations in the detailed figures we share throughout these pages. What is clear is that every gift, large or small, enhances what Magdalene can do for its resident community. Your donations help to improve the facilities we offer and the financial assistance we can provide strengthens our teaching and pastoral provision.
The Student Welfare and Mental Health Fund was launched; we were delighted by the response and College was able to welcome the new Head of Student Wellbeing as a direct result of the donations received. We have had some significant gifts for new funds, such as the Carne MML Fund established to offer support to students taking the Year Abroad; the Caldecott Bursary Fund set up to assist international students who find themselves struggling to make ends
9,068 gifts received
meet and the RF Kuang Fund to provide one generous annual bursary to support a budding writer during the summer vacation. We were lucky enough to receive a significant final gift to name the last remaining room in the New Library and a first major gift for the Pepys Restoration project which will be our focus in the coming year.
The College is fortunate in that so many of you choose to support us year after year whether with one off gifts, regular gifts or indeed making arrangements to remember Magdalene in your will. Your continued benevolence and generosity mean so much, make such a difference and I do hope that you will take a great deal of pride in the collective achievement of the global Magdalene community detailed in these pages. Thank you.
Mrs Corinne Lloyd, Development Director
3,698 donors
Your Impact
Members’ continued generosity helps the College remain fully committed to the principle of needs blind admission.
By removing financial barriers, we can ensure that the brightest and best students feel confident to apply to Magdalene and Cambridge, regardless of their financial circumstances. Students, safe in the knowledge that those eligible will receive a bursary, can focus on their studies, take part in extra-curricular activities, enjoy a May Ball, and, most importantly, feel like everyone else at Cambridge.
Your help creates a level playing field for our students. Thank you.
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141 hardship grants awarded
35 full undergraduate bursaries awarded
34 summer research and travel grants awarded
130 undergraduates have received any type of financial support
ENHANCING MAGDALENE BURSARIES
In response to the growing financial challenges faced by an increasing number of undergraduate students, Magdalene took proactive steps by introducing a top-up bursary programme. This has been made possible through the generous contributions of our alumni. The Bursary uplift, in conjunction with our existing full and partial undergraduate bursaries, significantly enhances the financial support available to students eligible for bursary support.
Your invaluable assistance alleviates the monetary concerns of students but also helps to mitigate economic obstacles that often deter potential students from applying. This, in turn, enables us to attract the most exceptional and talented individuals.
The continued donations from Members supporting the Magdalene Bursary Scheme have enabled the College to enhance its bursary provisions, guaranteeing that students in need can focus on their academic pursuits and fully participate in all that Magdalene and Cambridge have to offer.
“When my father, Bernard, died in 2021 we wanted to mark his passing with a legacy that honoured his lifelong commitment to education. Bernard was the child of factory workers and by going to grammar school he was able to win a place at the University of Manchester, making him the first person in his family to do so. Bernard spent his whole professional life as a teacher and Headteacher in the state system and firmly believed in the transformative power of education. I believe he would have been proud to know that the Bursary in his name could support current students as they seek to realise their full potential.”
Mr Andrew Cross (1985)
STUDENT WELFARE AND MENTAL HEALTH FUND
The pressures on students in Cambridge are greater than ever before. We acknowledge the evolving challenges related to student mental health and are dedicated to enhancing our student welfare resources. Over the past five years, there has been a significant increase in student demand for counselling services, driven by shifting attitudes toward mental health awareness and the additional strain caused by the pandemic.
To tackle this issue, the College established the Student Welfare and Mental Health Fund, with the aim of strengthening student wellbeing and providing timely access to the necessary assistance.
Passionately supported by Members, the fund has provided the financial assistance needed to establish a dedicated Head of Student Welfare and to provide resources for students, tutors and staff, to better understand mental health and offer specialist advice and counselling that is not available through the central University services.
The College’s goal is to provide comprehensive student welfare and mental health support, assisting students in navigating challenges and ensuring a rewarding academic, extracurricular, and personal experience here at Magdalene. This initiative underscores our commitment to fostering a nurturing and supportive environment, empowering students to effectively manage challenges and thrive both academically and personally.
THE CARNE MML FUND
Mr Philip Carne (1958) has generously established the Carne MML Fund in support of language students undertaking the Year Abroad as part of the Modern and Medieval Languages (MML), History and Modern Languages (H&ML), and Asian and Middle Eastern Studies (AMES) undergraduate courses.
The aim of the Carne MML Fund is not only to address financial difficulties experienced by students during their Year Abroad, a required component of their language training, but also to ensure that no potential applicant is deterred by the additional costs. The fund’s purpose is to encourage applications from all language enthusiasts, regardless of their financial circumstances.
“I was fortunate to enjoy a long international business career, with postings in various countries, in some of which I was able to speak the languages I had studied at Magdalene many years ago. The loss of the excellent Erasmus programme which facilitated the year of overseas study potentially discourages students with limited means from pursuing a language course.
It is my ambition that the new Carne MML Fund will plug the gap between the two schemes, encouraging more language students to apply to Magdalene, whatever their means, so they have the chance to study overseas for a year, both gaining language fluency and enjoying the rich cultural benefits of that study experience.”
THE DUNCAN ROBINSON CURATORIAL STUDENTSHIP
The College has established a new fund, the Duncan Robinson Curatorial Studentship for Art Historians, in honour of Mr Duncan Robinson CBE, the former Master of Magdalene, to create a lasting memorial in his name at Magdalene.
It is testament to the great affection Duncan was held in that a generous donor pledged a substantial gift to launch the fund and will also match every gift received, up to a total of £100,000.
The Duncan Robinson Curatorial Studentship once fully endowed will be awarded annually to a postgraduate Art Historian, in perpetuity.
Magdalene’s postgraduate student population has grown exponentially; the College is home to a vibrant and engaging community of 250 postgraduate students, and we want to ensure that no one is deterred from continuing their studies due to financial reasons.
Recent years have presented increased challenges in securing financial support for postgraduate students, particularly in the fields of Arts and Humanities. External funding opportunities have become increasingly scarce, and while government loans and limited Research Council funding are available, they only cover a portion of the actual costs associated with postgraduate studies and often come with time constraints.
TELEPHONE CAMPAIGN
Each year Magdalene holds a Telephone Campaign connecting student callers with alumni across the world.
We are proud to report that this was the most successful telethon ever with over £394,000 raised in just two weeks. Donors supported funds including student welfare and mental health, undergraduate and postgraduate support and restoration of the Pepys Building. All gifts have a significant impact on the College’s ability to provide financial support to students in need, ensuring that the brightest and best are able to study at Magdalene.
The Telephone Campaign is a vital part of the College’s regular fundraising programme; our callers spoke with over 1,000 alumni from 40 countries! We are most grateful for the time you took to speak with our students who thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to speak with so many Members and hear your Magdalene stories. I hope you will agree that the success of the telethon is testament to the enduring connection between Magdalene students, past and present.
£394,898 raised by the 2023 Telephone Campaign
302 Telephone Campaign donors in 2023
322 Telephone Campaign donations made
22 first time donors
33% Telephone Campaign participation rate
£2.14m total raised from Telephone Campaigns over the last 10 years
Impact Report 2022–23
Access and Outreach
During the 2022–2023 academic year, Magdalene delivered an ambitious programme of outreach events designed to inspire young people with academic potential and enthusiasm to consider applying to competitive universities including Cambridge.
Our Access and Outreach programmes, many of which are funded in part by donations from Members, support students through their educational journey, from school visits in younger years to residential programs for Year 12-13 students.
The Schools Liaison Officer works closely with schools in Magdalene’s Link Areas of Merseyside, North Wales, and the Isle of Man, as well as coordinating in-person and virtual programmes for students across the UK.
Here are just a few examples of programmes we have been proud to deliver in the last year:
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5,821 students reached this year 1,716 webinar attendees
2,500+ prospective applicants visited during an Open Day
LINK AREA EVENTS
Magdalene’s biennial Liverpool Event was held at the Merseyside Maritime Museum in March. Over 350 Year 10 and 11 students from 30 schools attended lectures from Professor Tom Licence (1999) and Professor Cecilia Brassett (2009), as well as a Q&A with current Magdalene students from Merseyside and North Wales. Magdalene’s Schools Liaison Officer regularly visits schools in Merseyside, North Wales, and the Isle of Man to run workshops on topics including A Level subject choices and the UCAS application process, as well as representing the University of Cambridge at regional Higher Education Fairs.
“Our students were buzzing when they came home from the Liverpool Event! It really gave them direction, and many are now intending to visit Cambridge.”
Year 11 Teacher, Liverpool Event
“One student was particularly taken that someone from Cambridge would take the time to come and speak to them.”
Year 10 Teacher, Seren Network Event
UNDER-REPRESENTED ETHNIC GROUPS IN ENGINEERING RESIDENTIAL
Twenty Year 12 students spent an exciting three days at Magdalene and the Department of Engineering in August, undertaking a range of hands-on activities to gain an insight into studying Engineering at undergraduate level. The participants, all belonging to ethnic groups currently underrepresented at the University of Cambridge, attended a formal dinner and undertook the traditional Magdalene Engineering Challenge.
90% of participants were eligible for Free Schools Meals or Pupil Premium, and 55% would be the first in their family to attend university.
“I am grateful for the opportunity to experience a supervision, the small group environment gave me the confidence to be more vocal.”
Engineering Residential Participant
“The staff and student helpers were so kind and approachable and were always willing to answer questions.”
Engineering Residential Participant
“It was a great, action-packed, and unforgettable experience for the attendees. I am really glad that I was a part of it!”
Engineering Residential Student Helper
“I was able to attend Magdalene and my sixth form because of a bursary and a scholarship that enabled people who otherwise couldn’t afford to attend. These changed the trajectory of my life and I believe in the power of education to do that for others but first you need access and to be able to afford it. As such gifts like this enabling residentials hopefully start getting that ball rolling for people who, traditionally, might not have had the chance to attend Magdalene and Cambridge.”
Mr Alexander Schultz (2000)
25 visits to schools
73 school visits to College
24 online webinars hosted
121 students attended Magdalene Residential Events
116 essay competition applications
MAGDALENE RESIDENTIAL
The annual Magdalene Residential returned to an in-person format in April, to give fifty Year 12 students from Merseyside, North Wales, and the Isle of Man the opportunity to spend four days experiencing the life of a Cambridge student. Participants attended academic sessions led by Magdalene Fellows; explored Cambridge Colleges, departments, and museums; and learned about the university application process.
The residential received a record 350 applications for 50 spaces. By the end of the residential, 86% of participants reported that they ‘definitely’ understood the steps involved in the university application process, compared to 27% at the start of the week.
“It was such an incredible experience! The residential has consolidated my decision to apply to Cambridge.”
Magdalene Residential Participant
“Until this week, I was hesitant that Cambridge was the right environment for me, but it now feels accessible as I have been made to feel so welcome here.”
Magdalene Residential Participant
ARTS AND HUMANITIES ESSAY COMPETITION
Over 110 Year 12 students entered the inaugural Arts and Humanities Essay Competition in April. A panel of Magdalene Fellows set essay questions which offered entrants the opportunity to engage with the breadth of arts and humanities subjects offered at the University of Cambridge. The Schools Liaison Officer hosted three webinars on the researching, planning, and writing stages of producing an academic essay. First Prize was awarded to Edward Morgan from Knaresborough, North Yorkshire, for his response to the question ‘Can artificial intelligence create art, and what issues does this raise?’. All winners and their guests were invited to a prize-giving celebration at Magdalene College in September 2023.
“Writing academic essays can feel quite daunting, but the webinar has made the process much clearer and I found it really valuable.”
Essay Competition Entrant
“I found the webinar really useful – the amount I learned in an hour was crazy!”
Essay Competition Entrant
VISITS TO MAGDALENE
The Schools Liaison Officer regularly welcomes visiting school groups to Magdalene, where students learn about the university application process, experience the academic environment and meet current Magdalene Student Ambassadors.
In the last year, Magdalene has worked in partnership with HE+, STEM SMART, The Brilliant Club, The Seren Network, and the Cambridge Physics Experience to enable as many students as possible to visit Cambridge. Magdalene participates in the University Open Days, during which prospective applicants can meet Admissions Tutors, Directors of Studies, and Student Ambassadors to learn more about undergraduate study. 2,500 prospective applicants visited the College during an Open Day in the 2022–23 academic year.
“Our student tour guide was very approachable and her knowledge about the College was unmatched, which has undoubtedly convinced me that applying to Magdalene is the right decision.”
Open Day Attendee
“I enjoyed looking around where I could potentially go to university and get a feel for it. The Student Ambassadors were brilliant!”
Year 11 School Visit
The Year in Numbers
£3.75m
560 regular donors
£2.2m given to support students given in 2022–23
51 events held across the year
3,718 attended an event
77 attended events in the USA
662 attended a reunion event
953 total number of donors
1,050 attended one or more events
83 first time donors
316 attended Family Day
BURSARY SUPPORT
£860k+
student financial support
141 student support and financial assistance grants awarded
£336k allocated to undergraduate support
130 undergraduates received financial support
£490k+ allocated to postgraduate support
88 postgraduates received financial support
COLLEGE ACTIVITIES
£38k allocated to student societies and sports clubs
15 student societies and sports clubs received financial support
List of Donors
The list of donors which follows is testament to the continued loyalty of our Members. We are hugely grateful for every gift, thank you!
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. However, if any errors have occurred, please accept our apologies and get in touch with the Alumni & Development Office so that we can rectify our records.
The College is deeply grateful to the 53 donors who have requested to remain anonymous.
* Indicates that the donor is a Fellow
The Master, Fellows and Scholars of Magdalene College wish to thank and honour those who have generously supported the College.
MASTER’S GUILD
The Master’s Guild was established to honour Magdalene’s most generous supporters.
1951
Sir Colin R Corness*
1954
Mr Michael J Hallett
1958
Mr Philip E Carne MBE
1966
Professor George S Yip
1969
Mr Chris von Christierson*
1971
The Honourable Mr Thomas A Hewlett
1972
Professor David K C Cooper
1973
Sir Chris Greenwood GBE CMG KC*
1974
Mr Boon Seng Tan
1975
Mr William H Salomon
1976
Professor Nelson K Chen
1977
Mr Geoffrey J Craddock
1980
Mr Ross G Reason
1981
Mr Edward A P Benthall
1982
Mr Robert Chartener*
1983
Mr Andrew O Fischer
1985
Mr Dominic E M Armstrong
1986
Mr Henry Pang
1987
Dr M E J Hughes*
Mr David C B Soanes
1989
Mr Ian E Beaton
Mr James R Howells KC
Mrs Zoë Y Howells
Mr Thomas T Y Ng
Mrs Katherine M Soanes
1996
Mr Adam K A Mortara
1997
Mrs Pat Marsh*
2000
Mr Alexander P Schultz*
2005
Mr Robert W H Cripps AM*
HRH Sultan Nazrin Shah of Perak
2018
Mr Thomas J D Cripps
Mrs Amy Tennent BA MIB*
Friends
Dr Kate Beaton
Mrs Catherine Fischer
Mrs Aliki Goulandris
Mr Norman Ho
Dr Margaret Wong
The Coulthurst Trust
The Woodcock Family Trust
Listed below are all donors in the financial year 2022 to 2023. Thank you for your continued support.
1943
Mr Robert F MacLeod
1949
Mr Philip P Harris
Mr Alec Samuels
Dr Geoffrey A Shippey
1950
Mr Brian W Hungerford
1951
Mr Kenneth J Dean
1952
Mr Thomas E Harmer
Mr John W Wilson
1953
Dr Iain H Blair
Mr John L Dobson
Mr Morley D Tidy
1954
Mr Nicholas H Baring CBE
Mr Jeremy J G Brown
Professor Peter J Grubb*
The Right Reverend
Dr D Tustin
The Reverend Canon
David Yerburgh
1955
Professor Keith M Darlington
Mr Bamber Gascoigne CBE*
Mr Richard J Phillips
1956
Dr Mark H Ball
Mr Philip H Burns
Mr Wilfrid M Caldwell
Mr John M Owen Please
Mr Andrew C Green
Mr John Vallins OBE
Mr Simon M Bolitho
Mr Christopher H Peeler
Mr Anthony M H Simpson
Mr Michael D Webb
1957
Mr Edward L Bell
Mr Ian R Elliott
Mr Michael F Godsal
Mr Hugh Hollinghurst
Mr Martin E Payne
Sir Michael K Ridley KCVO
Colonel Anthony W A Spiegelberg MBE TD DL
1958
Mr Jim Crossley
Mr Derek W Curtis
Mr Maxwell G Hebditch CBE
Mr Michael J Knight
Mr James Long
Mr Peter P Salinson
Mr John L Skinner
Professor Neil M Stratford
Mr Robin A F Wight
Mr Robert S Winter
1959
Dr Julian D Blake
Mr Thomas S Blower
Mr Ian Bruce
Mr Graham H Butler
Mr Timothy W H Capon
Mr Christopher J Davison
Mr Christopher L Day
Mr Martin H T Gairdner
Mr Peter E Hawley
Mr Edward B Lynch
Mr Oliver F Walker
1960
Dr John E Agnew
Mr Giles H T Andrews
Mr Bob Eagle
Mr David G Hemming
Mr David J Hutton-Squire
Professor Ronald Hyam*
Mr Clifford W Jolly
Mr John E d V Metters
Professor Robin Spence
Mr Peter J L Wright
1961
Sir David C Clarke
Dr Tony Colman
Mr Clive W Crawford
Mr Ian B Crockett
Mr Donald M Green
Mr John W Hackman
The Reverend Dr Brian L Hebblethwaite
Dr Victor R Holland
Mr David S Hooker
Mr Alan F Nafzger
Mr Peter F C Roden
Mr Dermot S H Sparrow
Professor Roger E Thomas
1962
Mr Richard A Bowden
Mr Peter I A Brodie
The Reverend John Cole
Dr Nicholas B Dhonau
Mr Patrick Eagar
Mr Colin G C Grant
Dr Peter J Lewis
Mr Brian N Lock
Mr Robert Mercer
Mr Oliver H Russell
Mr Jonathan B S Sams
Dr Michael C Saunders
Dr Andrew F Sheer
Mr Anton B Shellim
Mr Christopher B Tetlow
Mr Stephen P Tomkins
Mr Michael G Wadham
1963
Mr Richard C Abnett OBE
Mr Richard D Bell
Mr Michael R Binyon OBE
Mr Jock Birney
Mr Anthony H Corin
Mr Alan K Cox
Dr Thomas A Cummins
Mr Timothy R Eustace
Mr Patrick W L Findlater
His Hon Judge Griggs
Professor Clifford B Hague OBE
Mr Andrew P G Holmes
Mr Charles F Robinson
Mr John F R Saunders
Mr Richard P Stratford
Dr John Tyrrell
1964
Professor Nicholas Boyle*
Mr Charles A Casement
Mr Graham D Eves
Dr David S Forman
Professor Richard Francis
Mr Peter H Frank
Mr Christopher J F Gethin
Mr Marcus J Gregson
Mr Christopher J McCullough
Mr Charles S P Monck
Dr John B Murray
Mr Neill P S O’Connor
Professor Alan Werritty
Mr Giles E F Wright
1965
Rabbi Professor Anthony
M Bayfield CBE
Dr Andrew R Bean
Mr David J J S Blackie
Mr Rowland Constantine
Mr Peter H Davidson
Mr Martin H Flash
Mr Hamish Fordwood
Dr Steve Gregory
Mr Sheena B Hebbar
Dr Ian C Lovecy
Sir Stephen H WaleyCohen Bt
Dr Keith N Williams
Mr Henry L Wilson
1966
The Reverend John-Henry Bowden
Mr Julian Cazalet
Colonel Robert Crichton
Lord Flight
Mr Peter R L Friedmann
Mr John B Hardwick
Mr Christopher J P Joubert
Mr Timothy D Llewellyn OBE
Mr Ian Marshall
Mr Herbert H Maxwell
Dr John J Milles
Commander Graham
D Pay
Mr Max Skjöldebrand
Professor Gary F Waller
Mr Michael Warne
1967
Mr Paul W R Bell
Mr Edward Bolton
Professor David C Brydges
Mr Roger P Cheever
Professor Allan F Colver
Mr Richard J Coward
Mr Jeremy J C Fenton
Mr Jeremy B Greenhalgh
Mr Richard H J Kerr-Wilson
Mr Roderick A McFarlane
Mr Paul McNamara
Mr Terence P O’Sullivan
Dr Francis N Parr
Mr Edward J Pybus
Mr William I Walkden
Professor Michael
D Wheeler
1968
Mr Julian N R Amey
Dr Andrew J Belyavin
Sir Paul J J Britton CB CVO
Dr Richard D Colman
Dr Adrian J Crisp
Mr Peter C Duncan
Dr Robin N Goodchild
Mr David J Hetherington
Mr Peter A H Hyams
Dr Jonathan M Kertzer
Mr Thomas A LivingstoneLearmonth
Mr John G Pettit
Mr Stephen J Richards
Mr Dugald Stewart Sandeman
Mr Sheridan Swallow
Dr Mark Wilson
Mr Perran Ziar
1969
Mr Chris Babbs
Mr Charles O E Bowen
Mr Sean A Collins
Dr Frank R Crantz
Professor Charles A M de Bartolome
Mr Peter C Fletcher
Mr Christopher G C Goodhart
Mr Alastair R Handcock
Mr Jeremy F Helm
Mr Charles P Helmore
Mr Charles A Kaye
Mr David C Kingham
Mr Michael E P Lloyd
Mr Rod Marlow
Mr Richard P Parry
Mr Richard J Rusbridger
Mr Anthony J Stanley
Dr Martyn H B Thomas
Mr Upton
Dr Andrew J Watts
1970
Mr Richard D Balme
Mr Jonathan B S Burrell
Mr Michael L Dineen
Professor Paul K Edwards
Mr Michael J Estorick
Mr Christopher Gosling
Mr David A Grace
Mr Jeremy M Harding
Mr Terry Hitchcock
Professor Ian R Hobson
Mr William Holmes
Mr Henry Königsberger
Professor Ian H Kunkler
Mr James A C Lane
Dr Maxim A MacKay-James
Mr John W Marrin KC
Mr Hugo Page KC
Mr Ian J Prowse
Mr James Roundell
The Honourable Dr P A Rowley-Conwy
Professor David E Simpson
Dr Jonathan P Stoye
Mr Philip R Taylor
Mr Neil R Watts
1971
Mr Simon P Blackmore
The Honourable David Brigstocke
Mr Anthony R E Brown
Dr Konrad J W Bund
Mr Richard P J Foster
Professor Laurence R Harris
Dr John A J Horberry
Dr Eric A Huxter
Mr Henry A Jones
Mr Allan W MacKenzie
Mr Rupert Marlow
Dr R G Menzies
Mr Max P Nielsen
Dr Roderick M O’Donnell
Mr Bill W Reed
His Honour Judge
R J Simpkiss
Mr Rodney Smyth
Mr Mark L Walker
Dr David R Williams
Dr Harry Yoxall
1972
Mr Keith N Atkey
The Reverend Tim Barnard
Dr Peter S Baxter
Professor Michael
A Carpenter*
The Honourable Andrew Colville
Mr Martin J Davis
Mr Robert A J Dove
Dr Anthony J France
Mr Richard M Griffiths
Mr Ethan Hack
Mr Richard T Hudson
Dr Nicholas J Hurd
Dr David A Keable-Elliott
Dr Charles G MackworthYoung CVO
Mr Donald I N McKenzie
Mr Timothy C Monckton
Mr David J Newman
Mr Frank Nicholson
Dr Nigel J Robson
Mr George R Sandars
Mr Bate Toms
Mr Andrew E J Waddilove
Mr Richard D Wintour
1973
Professor Peter Adler
Mr Simon P Cavanagh
Baron Michael E D
de Styrcea
Mr Simon J L Fox
Mr David J M Hay
Mr Ian D Hutchinson
Mr William W Johnson
Dr Mark Kingston
Professor Vincent J Mifsud OBE TD
Mr Robert B C Ogilvie
Professor Richard B Peiser
Mr Alan C Rusbridger
Mr Jonathan D Shanklin
The Reverend Christopher J Skilton
Professor Tom Spencer*
Mr Martin R Taylor
The Rt Hon the Lord Huntingfield
Mr Rhoderick P G Voremberg
1974
Mr Stephen G G Aiano
Mr Hugh G Arthur
Mr Peter Bennett-Jones CBE
Mr Peter D Bruce
Mr Peter J Fudakowski
Mr Will Inglis
Mr William J Maunder Taylor
Mr Colin W D McLean
Mr Timothy J Moon
Mr Ben Staveley
Mr Peter R Styles
Mr Charlie TempleRichards
Mr Edward D B Way
Dr Charles P Wood
1975
Mr Julian C Amey
Professor Jonathan L Brown
Lord Fitzroy
Professor Matthew C Francis
Mr Iain A D Low
Brigadier Andrew C Mantell OBE
Mr Rupert H Orchard
Mr Charles C T Pender
Rear Admiral Anthony J Rix CB
Mr James A Scruby
Mr David R Simpson
Mr Christopher J Sugden
Professor Michael B Tooby
Mr Mark J Turvey
1976
Mr David Alderton
Mr Jonathan M L Cloke
Mr Mark F Creamer
Mr Guy B Davison
Mr George R N Ellis
Mr Thomas R Faire
Mr Edward L H Forwood
Mr Paul J Haines
Mr Andrew J Hutton
Dr Jonathan C Jobling
The Reverend Graham D Phillips
Mr William A G Ramsay
Mr Charles C H Rickett
Mr Martin A F Shenfield
Mr Edward G R Speed
Mr James F Thornton
Mr James D Wellesley Wesley
1977
Mr Manu Bhaskaran
Mr Christopher H Bowen
Dr Nicholas J Bray
Mr David A Farndale
Mr Julian Gibbs
Mr James M M Graham
Mr Dave Madden
Professor Simon K F Stoddart*
1978
Mr Jonathan D Byrne
Mr William W Darley
Mr Robert L Fenner
Mr David E Gill
Mr Adrian J Hogarth
Mr Adrian N V Maconick
Mr Jonathan C L Petre
Mr Simon P Robert-Tissot
Mr Alistair G Schaff KC
Professor Colin G Steward
The Reverend Charles E Sugden
Mr William G H Thatcher
Mr Henry W Tuck
Dr Rupert O Wace
Mr David A Watson
Mr William D Westover
1979
Professor Eamon Duffy*
Mr Andrew J Edwards CB
Mr Tim Gillow
Mr John D Grossart
The Reverend Geoffrey
M S J Hoare
Councilman Thomas
M Hunt
Captain James W Johnsen
Mr James D Miller
Mr Giles A Proctor
Dr Mark R Puddy
Mr Andrew B Robertson
Mr Michael H Rutledge
The Reverend P J Seddon
Mr Adrian P Smart
Mr Christopher J Vermont
Mr Simon J Whitehouse
1980
Group Captain Keith
Chapman
Mr Denis H Clough
Mr Richard J Coleman
Mr Lucian H Comoy
Professor Michael
D Hughes
Mr Brian Lancaster
Mr Alastair D K Marshall
The Reverend Dr S A M’Caw
Dr Stephen J O’Connor
Mr Nigel J J Pendrigh
Mr Alan E Rogers
Mr Christopher A Saward
Mr Neville J Shave
The Reverend Christopher
G Spencer
Mr Patrick Stoner
Mr Chris Thomas
Mr Philip M Whalley
1981
Mr Philip M Whalley
Mr Mark P Ansell
Dr Pulapre Balakrishnan
Mr Rajen K Dodhia
Professor Andrew J Fleming
Mr Lincoln E Frank
Mr Ben Gooder
Mr Thomas B Holliday
Mr Stephen E H Howard
The Very Reverend Dr
David M Hoyle MBE*
Mr Nicholas W Ivell
Mr Guy N B Varney
Mr Richard C Williams
1982
Mr Charlie Crole
Mr Simon W D Feather
Mr Peter W Fudali
Mr Nigel R Hill
Mr David J Holloway
Mr John N Ibison
Mr John C Jelley
Mr Anthony G King
Mr Martin Li
Mr Vincent P Maher
Dr S Tiong Ong
Mr Graham R Walker
Mr Richard C Whittall
Mr William J R Wilson
1983
Mr John Auchincloss II
Mr Ian P Benton
Mr David G Bloom
Mr John J Browett
Dr Jitander S Dudee
Mr Stephan C Ford
Mr Rory Graham
Mr David R Jennings
Dr Christopher J Pieroni
Mr George W Pothecary
Mr Rupert J Preston-Bell
Mr Philip C Richardson
Mr John S Shallcross
Mr Julian G SmythOsbourne
The Reverend Dr James N Tebbutt
Dr James R Thallon
Mr Jonathan L Venn
Mr Richard C G Verity
1984
Mr Richard G Deverell
Mr Steven L Foster
Mr Brian W Gilchrist OBE
Mr Paramjit S Gill
Mr Paul L Jackson
Mr Matthew P Lindsay
Mr Nicholas J London
Mr Christopher J Morgan
Mr Malcolm L Pearce
Mr Lawrence P Rao
Mr David M Riley
Mr Peter J Soer
Dr Daniel A Statt
Mr Philippe H Webb
Mr Martin N Woodcock
1985
Mr David E Abberton
Dr Donald F Bur
Dr Marcus Burnham
Mr Andrew C Cross
Mr Paul Drohan
Dr Hugo E R Ford
Mr Mark J Grainger
Mr Nicholas D Hopton
Mr Kumar R Kanthan
Mr Robin M Knowles
Mr Aidan P Maguire
Professor Mark A C Pietroni
Mr Joe Rich
Mr Oliver H Rowe
The Reverend A J B Symes
Major-General Robert J Thomson CBE DSO
Mr James H Woodrow
1986
His Honour Judge Ambrose
Dr Jonathan K Cox
Mr J P H Entwisle
Mr Jonathan D Foord
Mr Jason N GalbraithMarten KC
Mr Timothy J Gibbons
Mr Simon S Gibson
Mr Richard J Hodges
Mr Alexander S Justham
Mr Matthew J Kimpton-Smith
Associate Professor Ivor J Lim
Mr Richard O Lucas
Mr Bruce G A Middleton
Mr Adam J Spielman
1987
Mr Jonathan L E Barton
Dr Timothy J Child
Mr Alexander J Clarke
Dr Peter A Cunich
Mr Alexander D Hardy
Dr Peter F Hill
Mr Andrzej Kosmaczewski
Mr Martin D MacConnol
Mr Paddy Mayhew
Mr David W Moore
Mr Mark D Moorman
Mr Rupert V P Reece
Mr Robert F Seabrook
Mr Timothy C D Shanagher
Mr George Shippam
Mr James R Stevenson
Mr David C Willink
1988
Mr Andrew E Axon
Mrs Laura C BayntunCoward*
Mrs Catherine B M Derham*
Mrs Laleh A Dubash
Mr Stewart J Fenton
Mrs Clare J Harvey
Dr Simon J Hickman
Professor Frederick M Hocker
Ms Alejandra Hopton
Professor Rachel P Horn
Dr Philip T Irwin
Mr Jonathan L Midgley
Professor Russell A R Napier
Mr Suhail A Nathani
Mr Lee Robinson
Mr Viv Smetham
Dame Sarah M Springman DBE*
Mr Paul G Vick
Mr Richard D Youngman
1989
Mr Paul R Allen
Mr Oliver T Allmand-Smith
Mr James G A Brocklebank
Mr Stuart A Burns
Mr Peter A L Causton
Mr Mike Elliff
Mr William M Faure
Walker
Dr Justin A Green
Mr Simon W Johnson
Dr Sheena L McKendrick
Mrs Louise J MoelwynHughes
Mr Robin R Ogle
Ms Sasha Orr
Mrs Fiona M Severs
Ms Jeanette P Thompson
1990
Mr Alastair D G Adam
Mr Dom Ainger
Dr Mary-Anne Ball
Mr Leighton T Bohl
Mr Andy J Cole OBE
The Reverend Matthew P R Dietz
Ms Suzanna L Jemsby
Dr M L Taya Kitiyakara
Mr Jay Marathe
Mrs Miranda R Morad
Mr Alagappan
Murugappan
Mr Bob Skelton*
Dr Hilary A Snaith
Mr Andrew J Walker
Mrs Natasa Williams
Dr Simon J A Williams
1991
Mrs Diana Coatney
Mr Paul A Horton
Mr Bjoern N Jemsby
Mrs Debra L Lewis
Mr Oliver J F Lewis
Ms Alex Ranson
Mr Barney Robinson III
Dr Brian G Romanchuk
Mr Richard M Walters
1992
Mr Dean J Atkins
Ms Victoria S D Barber
Dr Mark J Burby
Mr Paul Burnham
Mrs Catherine Burnham
Ms Elizabeth A Chubb
Mr Nick Clark
Mr John P C Dixon
Mr Paul G Feenan
Ms Claire R J Gourley
Dr Benjamin L Griffin
Mr Robin C J Hartley
Mr Alexander W Koff
Dr Amy E M Lim
Dr Gregory F Maggio
Mr James McGowan
Mr Marshal K McReal
Mrs Dominique S Metcalfe
Mr Ian J Metcalfe
Mr Ross T Phillips
Mr Peter A E Quantrill
Dr Stefan Schmitz
Mr Amarjit J Singh
Mr Alex G Stirling
The Reverend P J Taylor
Mr William S Walter
Mrs Rachel Walters
Mrs Rachel E Wright
1993
Mrs Catherine E Braganza
Mr David H Branch
Dr Andrew J Brent
Mr Carl N Brooks
Mrs Claire A Byers
Mr Adam R Cannon
Mr Andrew M Carpenter
Mr Oliver W R Clayton
Mr Sebastian J Dawson-Bowling
Dr Saeed Hamid-Khani
Mr John J Hammill
Dr Günter M Klatt
Ms Froniga R Lambert
Dr Gregor C Nixon
Mr Ian R Porter
Mr Robert C Schmults
Ms Emma C Tomlinson
Ms Alina T Trabattoni
Dr Robert I Trezona
1994
Mrs Lindsey A Bateman
Mrs Emma L Dorn
Dr Jen C Hartley
Professor Neil G Jones*
Dr Alastair J Lockwood
Mr Pericles Markaris MRICS
Mr Allan J Mulholland
Mrs Rosamond K Muñoz
Mr Brian N O’Donovan
Mr Paulo Silva
Professor Helen H Vendler*
Mr James C J Weeks
Ms Alexandra J L Wren
1995
Dr Anna V Ahnert
Ms Julie A Flower
Dr Seo Kiat Goh
Professor Sir John Gurdon*
Mr Andrew B Kingston
Mr Alexis A Konnaris
Ms Margaret H S Lau
Mr Patrick A Nolan
Mr Norman B Saunders
Mr Martin P Shore
Professor Christine E Steer
Dr Michelle E Tempest
Ms Barbara Yu
1996
The Honourable Donna M Barnes
Mr Stanislas C P Bénéteau
Mr Martin Dean
Dr Stephen W Hainsworth
Dr Ping-Chiek Koh
Mr David A P Lloyd
Mrs Rhoda M Mulholland
Mr William G Mulholland
Mr Qasim H T Nawaz
Ms Annemarie C Pallister
Dr Amanda C J Treadaway
Ms Caroline L Waterworth
1997
Mrs Louisa J Boyle
Mr David J Boyle
Mr Patrice Clausse
Ms Candy C Ho
Mr Rick Limentani
Mrs Anna Milan
Mrs Jennifer Ngai
Dr C C Augur Pearce
Dr Claire P Pritchard
Dr Thomas A J Pritchard
Mr David G Ross
Mrs Aude ValluyFitzsimons*
Dr Angela M Ward
Mr Russell Yeadon
1998
Dr Peter J Abbott OBE
Dr Arun V Ariyarathenam
Dr Oliver M B Bowes
Mr Tuck Mun Chow
Chevalier Dr Rafael H M de Weryha-WysoczanskiPietrusiewicz
Mrs Charlotte J Hall
Mr Matthew J T Hoggarth
Mrs Naomi A L M Kerbel
Dr Martin D Knolle
Mr David A M Lewis
Mr Vincent C Y Liu
Mr Peter P G MacDonald
Dr Mairi Ryan
Dr Henderkje Schans
Mr James A R Seabright
Mr Nicholas P T Seddon
MBE
Dr Roohi Singh
The Reverend Dr Andrew
E Starkie
Ms Katharine Vigus
Mrs Cerian O S Walsh
1999
Mr Russell E Balkind
Mr Oliver J Cooke
Dr Mary-Catherine
E Garden
Mr Barnaby M Golder
Mr Brendan M Goss
Mr Christopher D Laws
Dr Hester M M Lees-Jeffries
Dr Alan W L Leung
Professor Chris J Lintott
Mrs Kate Mayne
Mr Luke Webster
2000
Mr Christopher J Bull
Dr Stephanie M Coughlin
Dr Alister C French
Mr Simon J Gillis
Dr Stephanie M Irlbacher-Fox
Mr Timothy T C Lee
Ms Frances J Munnelly
Mr Thomas E Page
Mrs Catherine M D Plant
Mrs Hannah L Ross
Dr Zhong-Ming Zhang
2001
Mrs Lucy S K Abercrombie
Mr Carlos Ardid Candel
Mr Joseph M D Ballard
Dr Jenny M Bosten
Ms Julie Cooke
Mr Jonathan M Gee
Dr Sam Gluck
Professor Stefan A Halper*
Mr Wayne A HansonPrince
Ms Charlotte M Morley
Dr Henry A Nash
Dr Andrew S Robertson
Dr Kirsten A Schuetz
Dr Cornelia J F Thomas
2002
Mr Christopher M Ashford
The Reverend Sarah C Atkins*
Mr Graeme A Bartlett
Ms Gemma L Donaldson
Ms Tamsin H F Frances
Mr Jonathan Hellyer Jones*
Mr Michal Koblas
Dr Daniel K K Lin
Dr Andrew C Morley-Smith
Mrs Lorraine F Reddington
Ms Rachel A Reid
Mr Duncan Robinson*
Mrs Tanne M Shorter
Mrs Samantha Yvonne Smith
Mr Benjamin J W Smith
Mr Niall C Taylor
2003
Dr Gareth Atkins
Mrs Anna C Bladon
Dr Robyn H Inglis
Mr Henry C M James
Ms Claudia MascinoMurphy
Dr Dorothée L Schuessler
Mr Fongphu Tran
Dr Anna Wade
2004
Mrs Carly A Carter
Dr Tristan Collins
Professor Helen Cooper*
Dr Jeremy P Eastwood
Dr Francesca Fulminante
Ms Kate L Grimes
Dr Ross A Hartley
Dr Natasha C Y Ip
Mrs Emma M Johnstone
Mr John M W Kyffin
Ms Rebecca M L Lowe
Dr James W MacKay
Dr Michael A Maikowski
Mr Michalis Papachristofis
Dr Anitha Thillaisundaram
2005
Mr Rogier J J Beaumont
Dr Maria Botcharova
Ms Sophia Burton
Mr Matthew J S Byford
Mr James W Cherry
Ms Amy Gunning
Mrs Jingyu L He
Dr Bertram Kloss
Ms Hannah E Latham
Dr A E D Lloyd
Mr Tristan T Matthews
Dr Victoria L Parker
Dr William A E Parker
Mr Jai N Patel
Mr Andrew E Pay
The Reverend Mr Michael
Mr Nikki A Rouda
Mr Eric S Yang
2006
Dr Oliver S Caplin
Mr Louis M M CoiffaitGunn
Mr Stephen O’Halloran
Ms Eleanor J Purkhardt
Mr Andrew E B Ryan
Ms Rachel R Smith
Mr Frederick C Spaven
Dr Tom Wilson
2007
Ms Nomi Bodlani
Mr Matthew G M Campbell
Mr Graham J Forrest
Ms Charlotte Jago
Mrs Suzanna E Lovell
Mr Derek O’Brien
Ms Emily Partridge
Mr Tobi Pearce
Mr Matthew E Schabas
Mrs Alice J Soulieux-Evans
Dr Lauri M O Tähtinen
Ms Hermione C Wace
Dr Henry J Walton
2008
Mr Thomas J Crellen
Dr Loyd D G Grossman
CBE FSA
Mr Shantanu S Kafle
Mr Alexander J Küng
Dr Joanna Shak
Ms Sarah T Stacey
Mr James R Syrett
Dr Daniel Trocmé-Latter
Ms Hannah E A Wildsmith
2009
Professor Cecilia Brassett*
Ms Sarah Chadwick
Mr Deryck Chan
Mrs Maddy Clark
Ms Eva Johnson
Dr Adele Julier
Dr Izzy Moore
Dr Emily Mynott
Mr Alastair Neilson
Dr Emily Parsloe
Mr Rajiv Patel
Dr Molly Taylor
2010
Mr Jonathan P Blunden
Dr Heather Eastwood
Mr Eric Hambro
Dr Greg Lever
Mrs Corinne D Lloyd*
Mr Anton Ozornin
Ms Victoria Sautter
Mrs Julia Trocmé-Latter
2011
Dr Jonny Brown
Ms Olivia C DalsemeStubbs
Dr Lucy E G Donkin
Ms Suzy Haller
Ms Sichu Jiang
Mr Joe Johnson
Dr Nicolaas C Kist
Ms Kathryn I Lindsay
Ms Alice S Taylor
Mr Chris Thomas
Mr Richard J Wayman
Ms Mengyi Zhou
2012
Mr Rafi Colman
Dr Paddy Elwood
Ms Ange Huang
Mr Angus B Knights
Mr Khoon Hong Kuok*
Mr Pong T Lau
Ms Rozzie Marshall
Mr Andrew Peecock
Ms Julia A Sherman
Mr Will Thong
2013
Ms Rebecca L Barrett
Dr Heather Brink-Roby
Ms Shirley Chen
Mr Mike Daley
Dr Alex Kozak Eskenazi
Mr Daniel J Lee
Ms Jessie Lim
Mr Alex Lord
Mr David Matthews
Mr Robert PearceHiggins
Dr Bogdan Petrisor
Mr Peter Vanya
Dr George H Vousden
Mr Jieqin Zhou
2014
Mr James Antell
Mr Loic Desplanques
Ms Katherine Dunbar
Ms Rebecca Halbach
Mr Pui H Ip
Mr Zi Koon Pong
Mr Krishan Shah
Ms Amy R Wilkinson
Mr Stan Yao
Mr Henry Yuchi
2015
Ms Phoebe Coleman
BUCKINGHAM SOCIETY
Ms Anna C Fitzpatrick
Mr Alex Hibbert
Ms Ellie Howcroft
Dr Ray Hsu
Ms Lavinia G D Lavizani
Dr John M Munns*
Mr Samuel Robson
Ms Sarah J Rodwell
Ms Caitlin M Walsh
Ms Susannah Williams
Mr Nan Xia
2016
Mr Jon P Wright
2017
Mr Nathaniel R F Bernstein
Professor Saul Dubow*
Mr Ran Xiao
2018
Mr Cameron J G Dodge
Dr Zhou Fang
Dr Elizabeth R Killen
Professor Harriet Ritvo
2019
Mr Lee & Gordon
2020
Ms Sokanha Kong
Mr Michael Magee
Mr Andreas Samartzis
2021
Mr Yen How Tai
2022
Professor Giovanna Bagnasco
Professor Klaus Okkenhaug*
Friends
Mrs Leslie Adam
Mrs Ann V Amey
Dr Carol Atack
Mr Timothy Barker
Ms Lucy Bettley
Mr Michael Bithell
Ms Elizabeth C D Blase
Mr Jeffrey Bonas
Mr Charles Booth-Clibborn
Dr Sophie Bowness
Lady Sarah Bowness
Mrs Rosemary Boyle
Dr Julius Bryant
Ms Gill Butterworth
Ms Ellie Capeling
Mrs Kate Chartener
Mr John Clark
Ms Constance Clement
Ms Jane Coakley
Mrs Gina Coleman
Mr Darren Cooke
Mrs Joanne Crantz
Mrs Ronia Crisp
Ms Julia Dias KC
Mr Huck Dorn
Dr Chris J Edgcombe
Mrs Alenka Edmondes
Ms Gillian Evans
Dr Amanda Foreman
Mrs Jean Gooder
Mrs Jill Gregory
Lady Gurdon
Dr Lezlee Halper
Mrs Tanya Hawley
Dr Olivia Horsfall Turner
Mr John Hudson
Mrs Julie James
Dr William Janeway
Ms Juliet Johnson
The Reverend Jane Keiller
Dame Carolyn E Kirkby
Ms Connie Lau
Mrs Judith Lewins
Professor Jean Michel
Massing
Professor David McClean
Mrs Miranda Menzies
Mr Timothy N Milner
Mrs Joanna F Morley-Jacob
Mr Hironori Nakamura
Mrs Lesley Nolan
Professor Eric Nye
Mr Graham Pascoe
Mrs Vivien Perutz
Mrs Frances A Phillips
Ms Patsy Pope
Ms Isobel L Ramsden
Mr Colm Reddington
Mrs Lisa Robinson
Mrs Penny Robson
Lady Alison Rosse
Dr Sheila Rushton
Dr Frank Salmon
Mr Adrian Sassoon
Mrs Penelope Simpson
Mrs Deborah Speed
Mr Charles Stevens
Mrs Delphine Stevens
Mr Andong Tang
Ms Felicia van Pallandt
Mr Henry Vane
Mrs Sarah Woodrow
Mrs Jane Ziar
A.B.Regester Fund
Amazon Smile Foundation
Apple Inc
Arcadia Fund
Baring Foundation
Val A Browning Foundation
Genentech Inc
Google Inc
Mercers Livery Company
Morgan Palmer Foundation
Standard Bank
YH2 Capital Management Pte Ltd
The Buckingham Society was established to celebrate those who generously choose to include Magdalene in their will and notify the College of their intent to do so.
1937
The Reverend Colin H MacGregor
1942
The Reverend Dr H John
M Turner
1944
Mr Kenneth H Arbuckle
1946
Mr Philip O Beale
1947
Professor William Tordoff
1948
Emeritus Professor John R G Jenkins
1949
Mr Derek E Ayres
Mr Nigel H Carruthers
Mr Philip P Harris
Mr Alec Samuels
Dr Geoffrey A Shippey
1950
Mr Barry Stewart OBE LVO
1951
Mr Colin V G Basford
Sir Colin R Corness*
Dr Ian M Jessiman
1952
Mr John W Wilson
1953
Professor John D Hudson
Mr Roger Jewison
Mr Alan H Pattillo
Sir John B Ure KCMG LVO
1954
Mr Robert W Barber
Mr Andrew E Buxton
Professor Peter J Grubb*
Mr Michael J Hallett
Dr Richard H Seebohm
1955
Mr Simon M Bolitho
Mr Richard J Phillips
Mr E James W White
Mr John R White
1956
Dr Michael G F Crowe
Captain Anthony D Hignett
Mr David J Leonard
Mr Miles G Maskell
Mr Lorenzo G O Scaretti
Mr Arnold J Shone
Mr Francis A B Valentine
Dr Barrie Whittaker
Mr Edward L Bell
1957
Mr Brian P Davis
Captain Charles C B James
Mr Denis J H Murphy*
Dr Peter E Reynolds*
Sir Michael K Ridley KCVO
Mr Michael K Scott
Mr John R Stevens
1958
The Reverend J R P Barker
Professor Charles G D Brook
Mr Philip E Carne MBE
Mr Hugh T MacDermot
Mr Richard A M Purver
1959
Dr James M Waller
1960
Mr Giles H T Andrews
Mr Peter C Baker
Mr Bob Eagle
Sir Mark S R Heathcote
Bt OBE
Mr David G Hemming
Mr Peter Hunt
Professor Ronald Hyam*
1961
Mr Martin de S Brackenbury
Mr Ian J Burton
Mr Clive W Crawford
Mr Charles H Vignoles
1962
Mr Peter I A Brodie
Mr Robert A Heppenstall
Dr Peter J Lewis
Mr Nigel Slater
Mr Michael G Wadham
1963
Mr Jock Birney
Mr Ridley M Burnett
Mr Andrew P G Holmes
Dr Frank A Kirk
Mr Ross S Peters
1964
Professor Nicholas Boyle*
Mr Howard E Green
1965
Mr Bruce G D Blair KC
Mr Martin H Flash
1966
Mr Timothy D Llewellyn OBE
Commander Graham D Pay
Mr Alan P Wright
1967
Mr John P Battersby
Mr Jeremy B Greenhalgh
Dr Geoffrey C Hawtin OBE
Mr Paul McNamara
1968
Dr Michael Brooke
Dr Adrian J Crisp
Mr Christopher J Hamer
Father Stephen Lambert
Mr Archie Leslie
The Right Honourable the Lord Ryder of Wensum OBE PC
Mr Sheridan Swallow
Mr Nicholas W Williams
1969
Mr Charles P Helmore
Mr Timothy A Lebus
Mr Chris von Christierson*
1970
Dr David W Abecassis
Mr Terry Hitchcock
Professor Ian H Kunkler
Mr Hugo Page KC
Mr Ian J Prowse
Mr Richard J R Tomkin
Mr Neil R Watts
1971
Mr Giles R M Elliott
The Honourable Mr Thomas A Hewlett
Mr Max P Nielsen
Dr Roderick M O’Donnell
1972
Professor David K C Cooper
Mr David Hardie
Mr Donald I N McKenzie
Mr Timothy C Monckton
Mr David R Roodyn
Mr George R Sandars
Mr Michael Wickstead
Professor Robert C Williams
1973
Baron Michael E D de Styrcea
Mr Mark Hankin
Dr Mark Kingston
Mr Michael D P Parker
1974
Mr Hugh G Arthur
Mr Peter Bennett-Jones
CBE
Mr Peter J Fudakowski
Dr Andy Newman
Mr Mario V Pampanini
Mr Andrew M Sheaf
Mr Ben Staveley
1975
Mr Kimball Bailey
Mr Julian A Gizzi
Mr Christopher H A Goodwin
Mr William M C Grant
Mr Stephen W Lowe
Mr Rupert H Orchard
1976
Mr Charles J Batten
Mr Martin A F Shenfield
Mr James D Wellesley Wesley
1977
Mr Geoffrey J Craddock
Mr Francis J McIvor
Dr Ardal K Powell
1978
Dr Claude E Evans
Professor Neil L Kent
Mr Henry W Tuck
1979
Mr Martin G S Gibson
Mr Julian E Gorst
Mr Linton J Guise
Captain James W Johnsen
1980
Mr Richard J Coleman
Mr Lucian H Comoy
Dr Charles W R D Moseley
Dr Stephen J O’Connor
Mr Nigel J J Pendrigh
Mr Ross G Reason
Mr John K Spry
Mr David F Weatherup
1981
Mr Mark B Abbott
Mr Edward A P Benthall
Mr Timothy G Orchard
Mr Jeremy Withers Green
1982
Mr Robert Chartener*
Mr Nigel R Hill
Mr Chris R Hoyle
Professor Charles J Knight OBE
Mr Graham R Walker
Mr William J R Wilson
1983
Mr Mark R Adamson
Mr Rory Graham
Mr David R Jennings
Mr Peter J Pursglove
Mr Gordon D Sombrowski
1984
Dr Christopher H J Bourne Swinton Hunter
Mr Malcolm L Pearce
1985
Mr Paul Drohan
1987
Mr Mark D Moorman*
1988
Dr Philip S Jones
Dr Gary J Nicholls
Professor Paul D Paton KC
Dame Commander Sarah
M Springman DBE*
1989
Mr Jonathan P Arscott
Mr Peter A L Causton
Air Vice Marshal David A Hobart
1990
Mr Stuart D Barr
Professor Tim Harper*
Mr Owen C W Price
Professor James R Raven FBA*
Fra Max Rumney
Mr Bob Skelton*
Mrs Natasa Williams
1991
Mrs Diana Coatney
1992
Dr Benjamin L Griffin
Mr Marshal K McReal
1993
Ms Froniga R Lambert
Mr Matthew Sturman, OBE
Mr Andrew N M Williams
1994
Ms Fiona C M Dixon
Mr Dominic J Lee
1995
Dr Richard O S McMillan
Ms Mary Napier
1996
Mr Christopher A Macbeth
Mr Adam K A Mortara
1998
Mrs Agapi Fylaktou
Major Ashley Morrell
Ms Jillian L Raw
1999
Ms Lisa Duffin
2000
Mr Edward J D Cross
The Reverend Professor
John L Morgan AM
Mrs Hannah L Ross
Mr Alexander P Schultz*
Professor Stefan A Halper*
2002
Mrs Hannah C James
2003
Mr Henry C M James
2004
Professor Helen Cooper*
2006
Mr Peter D Wickham
2007
Mr Richard A Fellows
2008
Mrs Cara L T Cooper
Dr Daniel Trocmé-Latter
2010
Mrs Julia Trocmé-Latter
2015
Mr Iain D C McLean
Friends
Mrs Rosemary Boyle
Mrs Lorna Brown
Mrs Sheila Evans
Ms Tamara Ljubec
Mrs Frances A Phillips
Dr Alan J Walton
Thank You
Every gift, large and small, makes a huge difference. There are many ways you can support the College; details can be found online at www.magd.cam.ac.uk/support.
SUPPORTING MAGDALENE
UK Taxpayers
If you are a UK taxpayer, every £100 you donate through Gift Aid is worth £125 to Magdalene. The difference is paid by HM Revenue and Customs at no extra cost to you.
If you pay tax at the higher rate, you can claim the difference between the rate you pay and the basic rate on your donation by filing a self-assessment tax return or by asking HM Revenue and Customs to amend your tax code.
US Taxpayers
US taxpayers can make tax efficient gifts via The Magdalene College Foundation (MCF) a 501(c)3 organisation. Gifts made by US
taxpayers to the MCF are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law and a tax receipt acceptable to the Internal Revenue Service is issued for every donation.
Canadian Taxpayers
The University of Cambridge issue donation receipts accepted by the Canada Revenue Agency for tax purposes on behalf of Magdalene.
For more information, please contact us on +44 (0)1223 32104 or email alumni@magd.cam.ac.uk
YOUR LEGACY
Leaving a gift for Magdalene is a meaningful way to help the College continue its world-class tuition, pioneering research that advantages society, and backing students from across the globe to achieve their potential.
By joining the increasing number of Members and friends who have pledged to remember Magdalene in their Will, you will be providing opportunities that will have a lasting impact for years to come.
To recognise your generosity, you will be welcomed as a lifetime member of the Buckingham Society where Members are invited to a biennial event hosted by the Master.
If you would like more information about planned giving or wish to discuss your gift in confidence, please contact us on +44 (0)1223 764410 or email development.director@magd.cam.ac.uk
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