The Impact of Philanthropy

T H E I M PAC T O F

PHILANTHROPY THE RHODES TRUST D O N O R R E P O RT 2 0 1 1 - 2 0 1 2

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

CONTENTS

Welcome from the Acting Warden

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A sustainable future for the Rhodes Scholarships

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Fundraising Update

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Endowment Update

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Key Facts

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Scholar Voices

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Scholars in Oxford

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Donor Perspectives

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Honour Roll of Donors

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Thank You

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Contact Information

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FROM THE ACTING WARDEN

Since starting as Acting warden of Rhodes House,

DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE FOR THE RHODES SCHOL ARSHIPS

John Hood (Chair)

Donald J. Gogel (Chair)

Jacko Maree

(New Zealand & Worcester 1976)

(New Jersey & Balliol 1971)

community of Rhodes Scholars studying at Oxford. They have a real thirst for

Dominic Barton

Nicholas W. Allard

(St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown & Pembroke 1978)

learning, and also a strong commitment to the application of new knowledge in a

(British Columbia & Brasenose 1984)

(New York & Merton 1974)

global context. If ideas and inspiration were tangible objects, they would be seen flying

Sir John Bell

Dominic Barton

from Scholar to Scholar, across academic disciplines, continents, and generations.

(Alberta & Magdalen 1975)

(British Columbia & Brasenose 1984)

Dame Helen Ghosh DBE

Shona L. Brown

last autumn. The second annual listing of our generous supporters is included within its pages, and you will also find a fundraising update and information about the current Rhodes Scholars.

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RHODES TRUSTEES

I have been struck by the exceptional enthusiasm which is found in the

This publication builds on the inaugural Honour Roll of Donors which was produced

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Donald J. Gogel (New Jersey & Balliol 1971)

Margaret MacMillan OC Michael G. McCaffery

(Ontario & New College 1987)

Gerald J. Cardinale (Pennsylvania & Christ Church 1989)

Sir Rod Eddington (Western Australia & Lincoln 1974)

The impact that Rhodes Scholars have in the world is far-reaching and transformative,

(Pennsylvania & Merton 1975)

and giving to support the Rhodes Scholarships will allow this to flourish into the future.

John H. McCall MacBain

I would like to take this opportunity to say ‘Thank You’ – to all those who have volunteered

(Québec & Wadham 1980)

their time; to those who have included the Rhodes Trust in their will; to those who have

H. E. Festus G. Mogae

given a donation in the past and to those who will do so this year.

Narayana Murthy

Bruns H. Grayson

Julian Ogilvie Thompson

(California & University 1974)

(Dicoesian College, Rondebosch & Worcester 1953)

Patrick C. Haden

Karen L. Stevenson

Sean O. Mahoney

(Maryland/DC & Magdalen 1979)

(Illinois & New College 1984)

Dr Andrew Graham Acting Warden of Rhodes House

Michael Fitzpatrick

Michael G. McCaffery (Pennsylvania & Merton 1975)

John H. McCall MacBain (Québec & Wadham 1980)

Thomas McMillen (Maryland/DC & University 1974)

Lief D. Rosenblatt (Massachusetts & Magdalen 1974)

Arthur R. A. Scace (Ontario & Corpus Christi 1961)

(Western Australia & St John’s 1975)

Julian Ogilvie Thompson

Elliot F. Gerson

(Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Worcester 1953)

(Connecticut & Magdalen 1974)

(California & Worcester 1975)

John Tudor (South African College School & Brasenose 1992)

Michele S. Warman (New York & Magdalen 1982)

John Wylie AM (Queensland & Balliol 1983)

Ngaire Woods (New Zealand & Balliol 1987)

John Wylie AM (Queensland & Balliol 1983)

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A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE FOR THE RHODES SCHOL ARSHIPS The Rhodes Scholarships forge links

To prevent this scenario, and to ensure that

Scholarships programme

between nations and collaboration

from the current level is needed, the Trust

would be inconceivable, and

across disciplines. Dialogue and deeper

has embarked on an ambitious fundraising

Oxford without a very strong Rhodes

the Rhodes Scholarships

understanding, established at the University

programme. This offers the current generation

without Oxford would be

of Oxford, flourish globally when Scholars

of Scholars and other members of the Rhodes

inconceivable.

complete their studies and disperse across

community the remarkable opportunity to be

the world.

part of our philanthropic effort to secure the

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PROF. ANDREW HAMILTON Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford

Underpinning this is the Rhodes endowment.

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Scholarships for perpetuity.

At 30 June 2012, the Rhodes Trust

The impact this will have in the next decade,

endowment stood at ÂŁ127.4 million. Building

in the next century, and even beyond, is of

the endowment for perpetuity will allow the

profound importance. It will guarantee and

Scholarships to remain relevant, active and

sustain the transformative ability of the Rhodes

powerful. Crucially, it makes them sustainable.

Scholarships to empower young people to be

In the present financial climate, annual yields

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no reduction in the number of Scholarships

on the endowment have markedly reduced and

effective and impassioned agents of change in a world that needs them as never before.

we can expect that this will continue. At the

Our goal is to ensure that the second century

same time, the costs of providing the distinctive

of the Rhodes Scholarships will be one in

experience of scholarship at the University of

which Rhodes Scholars continue to facilitate

Oxford have risen considerably. At present rates

positive change in the world, through dynamic

of draw-down from the Rhodes endowment,

thought and collaborative action.

the value of the endowment will decrease significantly over the coming decades.

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FUNDRAISING UPDATE 2011-2012

Never in the history

of the Scholarships have we, as Rhodes Scholars, had such scope to participate and contribute. Never has it been more crucial.

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Donald J Gogel (New Jersey & Balliol 1971) Rhodes Trustee Chair, Development Committee for the Rhodes Scholarships

THE LAST FINANCIAL YEAR

(1 July 2011 - 30 June 2012) has shown

healthy momentum and increasing

levels of philanthropic support for the

Rhodes Scholarships, thanks to our

Pledges

‘11/‘12 ‘10/‘11 £8,191,000 £3,710,000

Gifts Received £6,650,000 Total

Numbers of Donors from Specific Countries

≤£16,000,000

£540,000

6.9% 6.2% 8.0%

£14,841,000 £4,250,000

many generous donors.

Key highlights include: There has been strong growth in Scholar participation in giving. Scholar participation has risen to 16.2% in 2011/2012. This is almost double what we achieved in the

≤£14,000,000 ≤£12,000,000

5.6%

How the money will be used

‘11/‘12 ‘10/‘11

≤£10,000,000 ≤£8,000,000

16.7%

Current Use £2,061,000 £3,250,000 Endowment £12,781,000 £1,000,000 Total

Fundraising Progress

≤£4,000,000

56.6%

£14,841,000 £4,250,000

≤£6,000,000

≤£2,000,000

Percentage of donors who are Scholars

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countries. Our donor body is progressively more international, and we remain grateful for on-going philanthropic support from the USA, the UK, South Africa, and many other countries.

Scholar participation rate

95.3% 92.1% 16.2%

8.9%

Australia

6.2%

Canada

8.0%

South Africa

5.6%

UK 16.7%

USA 56.6%

Rest of the World

6.9%

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2011-12

significant generosity from donors in both

• • • • • •

2010-11

Number of donors 786 431

2009-10

Australia and Canada which has resulted in

2008-09

We achieved tax effective arrangements in

Participation by Rhodes Scholars

‘11/‘12 ‘10/‘11

Donations are increasingly global

2007-08

previous financial year.

2007-08

£11,000

2008-09

£2,189,000

2009-10

£5,259,000

2010-11

£4,250,000

2011-12 £14,841,000

An efficient operation This year our fundraising costs represented 5p on every £1 given. This reflects both upon the generosity of donors and operational efficiency.

100% of donor support goes towards Scholar stipends and fees, not overhead.

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How has the endowment performed recently?

The endowment is up +5.0%* in the first six months of 2012 versus its benchmark

endowment update

at +3.1%. In the year to 30 June 2012, the endowment returned +2.6%* versus the benchmark at +0.3%. For calendar year 2011, it was down -0.2% versus -0.7% for the benchmark.

The Committee is pleased with the outperformance over the benchmark but remains focused on longer-term returns due to the high level of uncertainty that market volatility creates in the short-term.

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* Performance based on preliminary estimates for private assets.

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What are some examples of the Investment Committee’s actions over

How large is the Rhodes

illiquid assets and assets required to

Trust’s endowment?

meet the Trust’s liquidity needs, are

The current value of the endowment is

managed directly by the Committee in

£127.4 million (as of 30 June 2012).

the Internally Managed Portfolio (IMP).

Who manages the endowment?

How is the endowment managed?

The Rhodes Trust Finance and

OUEM invests capital with high quality

Investment Committee, comprising of

investment managers using asset

both Trustees and senior investment

allocation based on long-term policy

professionals, is responsible for advising

targets, as well as shorter-term tactical

the Board of Trustees on investment

deviations that take advantage of more

analyses led the Committee to divest

strategy. The Committee reviews

immediate opportunities in the investment

capital from a long-short hedge fund. The

investment strategy, asset allocation,

environment. Management of the IMP

performance, and risk on a quarterly

is substantially different as its primary

basis, or more frequently if required.

objectives are to manage the Trust’s

Approximately 60% of the endowment

illiquid legacy assets and its liquidity

is allocated to a diversified endowment

needs. The Committee takes a holistic

fund managed by Oxford University

approach to ensure appropriate risk-

Endowment Management (OUEM).

return characteristics for the combination

The remaining assets, including legacy

of OUEM’s investments and the IMP.

11%

the past 12 months?

26%

Given the present uncertainty in the

14%

macroeconomic environment, the Investment Committee has been focused on ensuring there is enough liquidity in the portfolio to meet ongoing operational

16%

expenses in excess of the OUEM

25%

dividend and expendable development

8%

cash flows. Detailed liquidity scenario

Combined Portfolio Asset Allocation

capital was reinvested across a global

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fixed income manager and a diversified

(as of 30 June 2012)

Global Equity

26%

emerging market equity investment.

Private Equity

25%

Splitting the investment in this way

Absolute Return

8%

achieved the Trust’s liquidity objectives

Real Assets

16%

while keeping the Combined Portfolio risk

Fixed Income

14%

posture unchanged.

Cash & CE

11%

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K E Y FA C T S

Scholars selected from

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countries or groupings of countries

Around

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220

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Rhodes Scholars are supported in Oxford at any one time

Current value of the Rhodes Trust Endowment

ÂŁ127.4m

Established in

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New Rhodes Scholars each year

Just under

1903 8,000 The oldest Scholarship programme in the world

ÂŁ40,000 Average direct cost per Scholar per year

Rhodes Scholars in total, of which there are over 4,600 living Scholars

Scholars undertake Masters or Doctoral degrees in any field of study, over

2-4

years

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SCHOL AR VOICES

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William Gohl (Colorado & Keble 2010)

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your impression of the rhodes community?

It is one of intellectual curiosity. One only need attend a dinner to experience that curiosity through whatever conversation

what impact has the schol arship had?

might take place. With that intellectual

The Scholarship has provided two years of

intellectual humility.

fascinating and formative interaction with other Scholars and the wider university community. In the longer term, my years in Oxford have further encouraged me to

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dedicate my career to public service.

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curiosity often comes sincere

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Grace Tiao

what does ‘fighting the world’s fight’ mean to you?

your impression of the rhodes community?

(Georgia & Merton 2010)

Frederick Buechner’s idea that our

Friendly, resourceful and open. It has made

vocation is where our greatest passion

me realise the world is small and we need

meets the world’s greatest need. It means

each other to successfully fight the world’s

we have a duty to consider others in our

fight. It has been my family here in Oxford.

line of work.

After Oxford?

.............................................................. your research area as a rhodes scholar?

I studied mathematics and statistics at Merton College. Interpretations of scientific

after oxford?

research often have vast policy and

I’ll be working for a state legislator in

practical consequences for the wider world.

Colorado next year working on education policy issues. Following that, I will attend

your favourite memory of oxford?

law school and then I hope to begin

The accumulated memory of countless

my legal career in the public sector.

visits to Mob Library at Merton... it lends

A lifelong dream has been to be a judge.

itself to the business of thinking. I’ve

your message to rhodes donors?

visited it in all sorts of weather and seen it

Every pound they donate to the

to me with each visit.

in all kinds of light – it gets more beautiful

your message to rhodes donors?

I hope to work for African governments

Thank you! It’s been a privilege to hold the

level assisting in policy making especially

Scholarship; a gift of time and opportunity.

relating to children and youth in the area of

You secure this special experience for the

education, employment, and environment.

next generation of leaders and thinkers.

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William Gohl

future of the world – potentially more important and impactful than any other investment endeavour they could pursue.

your message to rhodes donors?

By giving to the Rhodes Scholarships,

Grace Mwaura

you are fighting the world’s fight; you are

(Kenya & St Hilda’s 2011)

helping us join the team. We are winning

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Rhodes Trust is an investment in the With intellectual curiosity often comes sincere intellectual humility, a quality I was delighted to observe in many fellow Scholars firmly committed to the role of lifelong learner.

either at the regional or international

because you are.

your research area as a rhodes scholar?

I am currently preparing to start my research work on the participation of young people in environmental governance. I will be focusing on the identity and place of young people in contemporary Kenya.

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SCHOL ARS IN OXFORD

THE RHODES SCHOLAR

Highlights of last Trinity Term included

This Michaelmas Term there are 200 Scholars on stipend.

‘FOR ME, THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIP

community is, as ever, full of

the Rhodes Ball, which magically

Seven Scholars are taking the 2nd BA, 102 Scholars are

was an extraordinary experience of both intellectual

energy and vitality. The Class of

transformed Rhodes House into

enrolled in taught Master’s courses, and 91 are pursuing

challenge in my area of study, European History, and

2012 has been in Oxford for almost

A Starry Night with a Vincent Van Gogh

research degrees. Scholars are enrolled in 90 courses, offered

broadening global awareness in a very personal way.

a month and there is a palpable sense of

Masquerade theme. The very successful

by 48 departments and spread across the 4 Divisions of the

I’m sure my experience was not unique in that regard.

excitement as the new Scholars settle into

2012 Global Scholars’ Symposium, led by

University – 55% in the Social Sciences, 17% in each of

Cecil Rhodes’ single bequest has funded thousands of

their programmes and into Oxford life.

a predominantly Rhodes Scholar team,

the Medical Sciences and the Mathematical, Physical & Life

Rhodes Scholars for nearly 110 years. We now, as a global

All of us at Rhodes House are looking

was held again at Rhodes House in May.

Sciences and 11% in Humanities.

community of Rhodes Scholars, have the opportunity to

forward to getting to know them well as

This year the Symposium sought to identify

the year progresses.

methods for engaging with the pressing

The now-traditional “Meet & Mingle” evenings continue to be highly-valued by all Scholars resident in Oxford, as is the full programme of talks from

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distinguished visiting Scholars and

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DONOR PERSPECTIVES

global issues identified by the previous year’s conference. Both the Rhodes Ball and the Symposium continue to be generously supported by John McCall MacBain (Québec & Wadham 1980).

Apart from stipend, the Rhodes Scholarship makes no additional provision for fieldwork or travel expenses for Scholars engaged on research but, earlier this year,

contribute to ensuring the future of the Scholarships into their second century and beyond.’

Karen Stevenson ( Maryland/DC & Magdalen 1979)

Dr David Frederick (Texas & University College 1983) made a generous donation to the Rhodes Trust to assist Scholars on stipend with these expenses. The response from Scholars was immediate and overwhelming. Research grants were awarded

academics. Scholar-led activities,

to 28 Scholars from 8 constituencies working on widely varied

events and groups continue to flourish.

projects in 18 departments of the University and across all four academic Divisions. The financial assistance made possible by this donation was deeply appreciated by Scholars.

We are glad to report that the Rhodes community in Oxford continues to be the diverse, energetic and engaging group of young men and women we expect them to be.

Mary Eaton, Registrar

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H O N O U R R O L L O F D O N O RS

The Rhodes Scholarships have been underpinned by the values of philanthropy, optimism and service. Nearly 110 years ago, the founding benefaction of Cecil Rhodes created the model for international scholarships around the world. This has enabled nearly 8,000 people to benefit from the transformative experience that is a defining characteristic of the University of Oxford and its associated colleges.

Today, these positive forces continue to sustain the Rhodes Scholarships. We are also deeply grateful to have the visionary philanthropic support of a new and growing body of donors who share our determination to ensure that the Scholarships thrive, and enable current and future generations of Rhodes Scholars to make their ongoing contribution to the betterment of our world.

We have many more people to thank for their generosity towards the Rhodes Scholarships in our second annual Honour Roll. This allows for renewed optimism but also a strong determination to increase the participation in giving during the years ahead.

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We warmly invite and encourage new supporters to join us, and to make a gift.

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To all those who have given to support the Rhodes Scholarships this year, and in previous years, we convey our sincere and warmest thanks.

Dr John Hood

Donald J Gogel

(Worcester & New Zealand 1976)

(New Jersey & Balliol 1971)

Chair of the Trustees

Chair of the Development Committee for the Rhodes Scholarships Rhodes Trustee

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Jacko Maree

Rhodes International Council of Benefactors

Pembroke 1978)

Bronek Masojada

Scholar Sponsor

(South Africa-at-Large & Trinity 1985)

Anthony Ardington

Andrew Banks

(Western Australia & Balliol 1986)

(Victoria & New College 1976)

(Eastern Province & Corpus Christi 1963)

(Florida & St Edmund Hall 1976)

Antony Ball

Lief D. Rosenblatt

Fred Cohen

Donald J. Gogel

(St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown &

(Massachusetts & Magdalen 1974)

(Florida & Wolfson 1978)

Pembroke 1983)

Julian Ogilvie Thompson

Charles F. Barber

(Diocesan College, Rondebosch

and Carolyn Klebanoff C. Sean Day

(Illinois & Balliol 1939)

& Worcester 1953)

(South African College School,

and Lois L. Barber Dominic Barton

Malcolm Turnbull

Newlands & Oriel 1974)

(New South Wales & Brasenose 1978)

Paul M. Dodyk

(British Columbia & Brasenose 1984)

Anonymous (2)

(Michigan & Magdalen 1959)

(Québec & Wadham 1980)

Michael G. McCaffery (Pennsylvania & Merton 1975)

Miles Morland John Wylie (Queensland & Balliol 1983)

Rosalind Hedley-Miller Richard Lee (New South Wales & Worcester 1971)

Philip C. Ma

Rhodes Patron

Gerald J. Cardinale

James Farley

(Pennsylvania & Christ Church 1989)

(Ontario & Oriel 1962)

Michael Fitzpatrick

Spencer Fleischer

(Western Australia & St John’s 1975)

(South Africa-at-Large & Lincoln 1976)

Eileen E. Gillese

David Frederick

(Alberta & Wadham 1977)

(Texas & University 1983)

and Robert D. Badun Bruns H. Grayson

Elliot Gerson

(California & University 1974)

Patrick C. Haden

and Dr Jessica Herzstein Laurence S. Grafstein

(California & Worcester 1975)

(Ontario & Balliol 1982)

(Connecticut & Magdalen 1974)

Andrew Grant (New Zealand & Lady Margaret Hall 1990)

Alan Hamer (Victoria & Magdalen 1938)

Robert S. Harrison (New Jersey & St John’s 1976)

John McKenna (Queensland & Magdalen 1984)

Robert Mitchell (North Dakota & Merton 1974)

George Munroe (Illinois & Christ Church 1949)

Barry Nalebuff (Massachusetts & Nuffield 1980)

and Helen Kauder Tim Orton (Australia-at-Large & Magdalen 1986)

Michael Rennie (Western Australia & Worcester 1983)

Arthur R. A. Scace

(New Zealand & Worcester 1976)

(New York & Merton 1974)

Jacques Hurtubise

Thomas A. Barron

(Québec & Trinity 1978)

(Colorado & Balliol 1974)

Graham H. Jeffries

Michael A. Boyd

(New Zealand & Magdalen 1952)

(Florida & Queen’s 1958)

John Kerr

Hans-Paul Bürkner

(Lord Kerr of Kinlochard)

(Germany & St Catherine’s 1976)

Thomas Powrie

Charles Carter

(Saskatchewan & Exeter 1955)

(Diocesan College, Rondebosch &

A. Douglas Stone

Wolfson 1986)

David Celermajer (New South Wales & New College 1984)

John Simon

(Singapore & Trinity 1992)

(Victoria & Magdalen 2000)

Robert A. Sternfels (California & Worcester 1992)

Lippold von Klencke (Germany & St John’s 1970)

Hamad Wardak (Virginia & Magdalen 1997)

(Massachusetts & Balliol 1976)

William Waldegrave (Lord Waldegrave of North Hill)

Francis Chong (Singapore & St Antony’s 1994) and

Thomas Snow

(North Dakota & New College 1983)

Nicholas W. Allard

(Ontario & Corpus Christi 1961)

(Massachusetts & New College 1984)

The Estate of Elizabeth Fallaize Timothy Gokey John Hood

(Saskatchewan & University 1986)

Andrew Michelmore

John H. McCall MacBain

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Founder’s Circle Bronte Adams

(New Jersey & Balliol 1971)

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(St Andrew’s College, Grahamstown &

Lai Leng Soh John Collis (Bermuda & Corpus Christi 1979)

Charles Conn (Massachusetts & Balliol 1983)

Richard Cooper (Pennsylvania & University 1964)

Forbes Elworthy (New Zealand & Lady Margaret Hall 1986)

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MEMBERS OF THE RHODES SOCIETY

The Rhodes Society was established to recognise those who have told us that they intend to include a bequest to the Rhodes Scholarships in their will.

The Rhodes Scholarships were founded through the historic bequest of Cecil Rhodes, which demonstrates the profound impact that this form of contribution can make.

For information about supporting the Scholarships, please visit www.rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk/support.

Nicholas W. Allard

Eileen E. Gillese

(New York & Merton 1974)

(Alberta & Wadham 1977)

Hugh Ashton

and Robert D. Badun James Gobbo

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(Rhodesia & New College 1973)

(Colorado & Wadham 1963)

Michael G. McCaffery

and Barbara M. Romig Richard L. Schaper

(Pennsylvania & Merton 1975)

Robert G. McKelvey

and Anita Ostrom Deryck Schreuder

(Arkansas & Wadham 1960)

(Rhodesia & New College 1964)

Charles J. Merdinger

Michael Shaw

(Wisconsin & Brasenose 1947)

(East Africa & Brasenose 1950)

E. David Morgan

David S. Shwayder

(Newfoundland & Oriel 1950)

(California & Christ Church 1948)

Miles Morland Zachary S. Morris

Alistair Stephen

(Victoria & Magdalen 1952)

(Pakistan & University 1993)

Donald J. Gogel

Fred L. Morrison

John Bell

(New Jersey & Balliol 1971)

(Kansas & Exeter 1961)

(Alberta & Magdalen 1975)

Charalee F. Graydon

John H. Morrison

Daniel Bloomfield

(Prairies & Wadham 1982)

(New Mexico & University 1955)

(New Jersey & St John’s 1982)

Anthony P. House

Robert S. Munford III

Elleke Boehmer

(Washington & Christ Church 2003)

(Mississippi & Balliol 1964)

(South Africa-at-Large & St John’s 1985)

Ian Jackman

John Poynter

Kenneth Carty

(New South Wales & University 1985)

(Victoria & Magdalen 1951)

(New Brunswick & Jesus 1966)

R.W. Johnson

Larry L. Pressler

Randall Caudill

(Natal & Magdalen 1964)

(South Dakota & St Edmund Hall 1964)

(Iowa & Worcester 1969)

Lee Johnston

Chisanga Puta-Chekwe

George Cawkwell

(Rhodesia & St Catherine’s 1968)

(Zambia & Exeter 1976)

(New Zealand & Christ Church 1946)

Brian B. H. King

Robert W. Radtke

Ken Crouse

(Rhodesia & Exeter 1962)

(Wyoming & Lincoln 1986)

Johan Koornhof

Douglas A. Darcy

(South Africa-at-Large & Hertford 1980)

(Washington & Magdalen 1970)

(Newfoundland & Balliol 1940)

Colin Maiden (New Zealand & Exeter 1955) Donald Markwell

Edward Roelofse

(Lord Fellowes)

(New York & University 1967)

Jon B. McLin

(Connecticut & Merton 1959)

Shazia Azim

Robert Fellowes

Joseph H. Romig

(Rhodesia & Brasenose 1969)

(Wisconsin & Wadham 2002)

(Queensland & Trinity 1981)

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Barry May

(Massachusetts & New College 1987)

Eric Redman (Paul Roos Gymnasium, Stellenbosch & Queen’s 1985)

Brian J. Rolfes (Prairies & Wadham 1989)

(South African College School, Cape Town & University 1941)

Edmund Tucker (Canada-at-Large & New College 1946)

Paul B. Van Buren (South Dakota & University 1960)

George Vella-Coleiro (Malta & Oriel 1961)

Robert Wilkinson (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Balliol 1993)

Anonymous (3) In memoriam Charles F. Barber (Illinois & Balliol 1939)

and Lois L. Barber Elizabeth Fallaize Phillip Hughes (Tasmania & Wadham 1947)

Stephen E. Somers (in memory of George Fredrick Somers) (Utah & Lincoln 1936)

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RHODES SCHOL ARS donations received in the financial year 1 july 2011 - 30 june 2012 *indicates multi-year donors

SCHOLARS

1930-39

Stephen Hofmeyr

Robert L. Baldwin

Donald Cragg

Graham H. Jeffries

John H. Morrison

Robert I. Rotberg

Richard Thompson

Ronald Bancroft

David Cuthbertson

(Cape Province &

(Wisconsin & Trinity 1950)*

(Eastern Province & Christ

(New Zealand &

(New Mexico &

(New Jersey & University 1957)*

(Washington & University 1955)

(Maine & Oriel 1965)*

(New Brunswick &

Worcester 1948)*

James J. Barnes

Church 1953)

Magdalen 1952)*

University 1955)*

Paul S. Sarbanes

Francis Frank Vella

Tom Bedford

Brasenose 1962)*

Tony Honore

(Minnesota & New College 1954)

Clark Cunningham

Dale Johnson

Robert Morrison

(Maryland & Balliol 1954)

(Malta & St John’s 1952)*

(Natal & St Edmund Hall 1965)*

Robert Darnton

(Diocesan College, Rondebosch

Peter Barrett

(Missouri & Exeter 1957)*

(Nebraska & Worcester 1957)*

(Québec & Balliol 1953)

John Schioler

Ronald Watts

Jonathan Blake

(Massachusetts &

(Rhodesia & Worcester 1955)

Paul M. Dodyk

Verdel A. Kolve

James Murray

(Manitoba & Corpus

(Ontario & Oriel 1952)

(New Jersey & Trinity 1960)*

St John’s 1960)

Thomas A. Bartlett

(Michigan & Magdalen 1959)*

(Wisconsin & Jesus 1955)*

(Virginia & Merton 1951)*

Christi 1957)*

Edwin Yoder

David R. Bock

Hoyt N. Duggan

(Oregon & University 1951)*

Kenneth Fisher

Theo Lombard

Bryce Nelson

Truman Schwartz

(North Carolina & Jesus 1956)

(Idaho & Jesus 1967)

(Louisiana & Pembroke 1960)*

E.J. Bergbusch

(Minnesota & Queen’s 1955)*

(Orange Free State &

(Idaho & St John’s 1959)*

(South Dakota & Merton 1956)

Anonymous (3)

David L. Boren

Douglas Eakeley

(Saskatchewan & Exeter 1957)*

John Fleming

St Edmund Hall 1956)

Gary R. Noble

John W. Sears

Mark Bewsher

(Arkansas & Jesus 1958)

Richard G. Lugar

(Michigan & Balliol 1958)

(Massachusetts & Balliol 1955)*

(Tasmania & Balliol 1959)*

Thomas Gelehrter

(Indiana & Pembroke 1954)

Sidney Noel

Edward Selig

Neal Blewett

(Ohio & Wadham 1957)*

Ronald Manzer

(Newfoundland &

(Massachusetts & Merton 1956)*

(Tasmania & Jesus 1957)

James Gobbo

(New Brunswick &

Corpus Christi 1959)

Paul Sheats

Joseph Borg Costanzi

(Victoria & Magdalen 1952)

University 1959)

Joseph Nye

(Maryland & Balliol 1954)

(Malta & Balliol 1951)*

Herman Hamilton

Don Mathieson

(New Jersey & Exeter 1958)*

A. G. Ross Sheil

Magdalen 1960)

David Brink

(New Zealand &

Rex Adams

(Alabama & Exeter 1950)*

Van Doorn Ooms

(Queensland & Balliol 1956)*

(West Virginia & Merton 1962)

Robert Calderisi

(Orange Free State &

(Tasmania & Magdalen 1951)

David Harley

University 1959)*

(Illinois & New College 1956)

John Alexander

(Québec & St Peter’s 1968)*

Trinity 1964)

Rupert Charles Bromley

(New Brunswick &

William E. McCulloh

Robert Sider

Peter S. Paine Jr.

(Saskatchewan & Exeter 1956)*

(Tennessee & Magdalen 1967)

Russell Carpenter

James Farley

(Rhodesia & Christ Church 1956)

University 1953)

(Ohio & Merton 1953)*

(New York & Christ

William Carmichael

Sholto Hebenton

Church 1957)*

Thomas Allen

(Ontario & Oriel 1962)

Robert McKelvey

Eugene Skolnikoff

(Rhode Island &

(New York & Merton 1950)

(Maine & Wadham 1967)*

New College 1963)*

Michael A. Fredrickson

(Colorado & Balliol 1952)*

(British Columbia & Keble 1957)

(Connecticut & Merton 1959)*

W. Brown Patterson

(Minnesota & Jesus 1967)

David Hodgson

(North Carolina &

Rob Anderson

R. Kenneth Carty

Lawrence C. McQuade

and Winifred Skolnikoff* Sterling E. Soderlind

(New Brunswick & Jesus 1966)

Richard French

(St Andrew’s College,

(Arizona & New College 1950)*

Magdalen 1953)*

(Montana & Keble 1950)

Grahamstown & Trinity 1964)*

Winston J. Churchill

(British Columbia &

Grahamstown & Trinity 1952)

Richard Merrill

Richard Pfaff

Magdalen 1968)*

Bradley Hosmer

(Utah & Christ Church 1959)*

(Kansas & Magdalen 1957)*

Robert Ashman

(Pennsylvania & New

(New Jersey & Balliol 1956)

(Indiana & Balliol 1960)*

College 1962)

Alan Gayer

(North Dakota & Exeter 1959)

James R. Midwinter

Charles Baillie

William Clendaniel

(Massachusetts & Balliol 1965)

James B. Hurlock

Melvin Laurence Popofsky

James Taylor

(British Columbia &

(Vermont & Merton 1967)

John J. Gearen

(Ohio & Magdalen 1955)

Exeter 1951)

(Iowa & Oriel 1958)

Richard Cooper

(Indiana & Merton 1965)

(Pennsylvania &

Ross Hamachek

University 1964)*

(Wisconsin & New

Dean Copeland

College 1964)*

Charles F. Barber

& New College 1940)*

(Illinois & Balliol 1939)

Gerard La Forest

and Lois L. Barber* Alan Hamer

(New Brunswick &

(Victoria & Magdalen 1938)

George Munroe

Edward J. Pelz

(Illinois & Christ Church 1949)*

(Colorado & Brasenose 1939)*

Ewell E. Murphy Jr.

Lemoine Skinner Jr.

(Texas & St Edmund Hall 1948)*

(Missouri & Magdalen 1937)

George Rebh

St John’s 1949)

(Michigan & Magdalen 1947)

Basil Robinson (British Columbia & Oriel 1940)* w w w. R H O D E S H O U S E . O X . A C . U K / S U P P O RT

SCHOLARS

22

1940-49 William J. Barber (Kansas & Balliol 1949) and Sheila Barber* J.B. Brown (British Columbia & Queen’s 1941)*

Edmund Dews (Oregon & Jesus 1947)*

Alistair Stephen (South African College School, Newlands & University 1941)*

Henry Malcolm Whyte (Queensland & Balliol 1947)

Thomas S. Clayton (Minnesota & Wadham 1954)

SCHOLARS

1950-59

Walter S. Frank

Laurie Ackermann

(Maryland & Wadham 1949)*

(Cape Province &

Alastair Gillespie

Worcester 1954)*

(British Columbia &

Colin James Apelt

Queen’s 1947)*

(Queensland & Balliol 1954)

Bruce Cole (Tasmania & Corpus Christi 1953)

Edwin P. Conquest (Virginia & New College 1953)

Reginald Stanton

1960-69

(St Andrew’s College,

(Ontario & Balliol 1951)

(Cape Province & Trinity 1962)*

Mark Baker (Rhodesia & Christ Church 1961)*

(Mississippi & Oriel 1953)

C. Powell Hutton

Daniel Molgat

Thomas Powrie

Julian Ogilvie Thompson

Peter Cox

(Colorado & Balliol 1959)*

(Manitoba & Queen’s 1955)

(Saskatchewan & Exeter 1955)

(Diocesan College, Rondebosch

(Bermuda & Corpus Christi 1951)

Anthony Jaffey

E. David Morgan

(Rhodesia & Oriel 1954)*

(Newfoundland & Oriel 1950)

Walter R. Coppedge

SCHOLARS

& Worcester 1953)*

(Oklahoma & Balliol 1963)

(New Jersey & University 1968)*

Garry Brown

Robert G. Edge

(South Australia &

(Georgia & Oriel 1960)*

Magdalen 1964)

David Eisenberg

Ralph Bryant (North Carolina &

(Illinois & Queen’s 1961)

and Lucy Eisenberg* Anthony Evans

(Mississippi & St John’s 1961)*

23

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

w w w. R H O D E S H O U S E . O X . A C . U K / S U P P O RT

RHODES SCHOL ARS

Jack Haney

Marc E. Lackritz

Richard Marston

Peter Perinchief

Andrew B. Sancton

Timothy A. Vanderver Jr.

Kim Beazley

Peter Carfagna

Spencer Eth

Robert Haar

(Washington & Queen’s 1962)

(New Jersey & Wadham 1969)

(Maine & Balliol 1966)

(Bermuda & Balliol 1968)

(Québec & Queen’s 1968)*

(Alabama & Exeter 1965)*

(Western Australia & Balliol 1973)

(Ohio & University 1975)

(California & Wadham 1973)

(California & Balliol 1972)*

David C. Hardesty

Frank Larkins

Michael Martin

Steven Pfeiffer

Lee Saperstein

George Vella-Coleiro

Brian Belchers

Richard Fallon

Richard Haass

(West Virginia & Queen’s 1967)

(Victoria & Wadham 1966)

(Iowa & New College 1966)

(New Jersey & Christ

(Montana & Queen’s 1964)

(Malta & Oriel 1961)*

(St Andrew’s College,

and Rita Carfagna* John Churchill

(Maine & Wadham 1975)*

(Florida & Wadham 1973)

Ben W. Heineman, Jr.

George Laurence

Philip Martin

Church 1969)

Arthur R. A. Scace

Ray Weedon

Grahamstown & Hertford 1970)*

(Arkansas & New College 1971)

Michael Fitzpatrick

Mark Haddad

(Illinois & Balliol 1965)*

(Cape Province &

(Illinois & Magdalen 1963)*

Antony Polonsky

(Ontario & Corpus Christi 1961)

(Transvaal & University 1963)

Edmund N. Biden

Fred Cohen

(Western Australia &

(California & University 1978)

Dirk Hertzog

University 1969)

Robert McCallum

(Transvaal & Worcester 1961)*

Brian Scarfe

William White

(Maritimes & Hertford 1978)

(Florida & Wolfson 1978)

St John’s 1975)

Pieter Le Roux

(Tennessee & Christ Church 1968)

Michael A. Ponsor

(British Columbia &

(Mississippi & New College 1966)*

Thomas Birmingham

Stellenbosch & Pembroke 1969)

(Paul Roos Gymnasium,

Murray McLachlan

(Minnesota & Pembroke 1969)

St John’s 1963)*

Peter H. Wood

(Massachusetts & Exeter 1972)*

Curt Hessler

Stellenbosch & Christ

(Natal & Wadham 1961)*

Herschel Post

Roger Scott

(Maryland & Merton 1964)

John Bowers

(California & Balliol 1966)*

Church 1967)

(California & New College 1961)

(Tasmania & Lincoln 1961)

Anonymous (1)

(Virginia & Merton 1973)*

Nicholas Hope

Andrew Ledingham

Robert P. McNeill (Indiana & New College 1963)

Gaines Post

James R. Sheller

Mark Bradley

(Tasmania & Balliol 1965)

(Rhodesia & University 1962)*

(Wisconsin & New College 1961)*

(Louisiana & University 1967)

(Virginia & Christ Church 1978)*

Mark Janis

William Lewis

Richard Menaker (Virginia & New College 1969)*

John R. Price

Brijraj Singh

(Michigan & Queen’s 1969)

(Virginia & New College 1963)*

(India & Lincoln 1962)*

Ian Jones

John Liesegang

Robert E. Montgomery

(Iowa & Queen’s 1960)

SCHOLARS

Robert E. Bradley

(California & Magdalen 1960)*

Joseph Price

Robert Smythe

(South African College School,

(Queensland & Balliol 1962)

(New Jersey & Exeter 1963)*

1970-79

Newlands & Queen’s 1962)

(Kansas & Exeter 1961)*

Kent Price

Robert Spearman

Nicholas W. Allard

William Brundage

Morton Kahan

John Timothy Londergan

Fred Morrison

(Mississippi & Worcester 1963)*

(Montana & Pembroke 1967)

(North Carolina & Merton 1965)*

(New York & Merton 1974)*

(Alaska & Pembroke 1976)

(Connecticut & Balliol 1964)*

(Delaware & Merton 1965)

Robert S. Munford III

and Carolyn Klebanoff* John Floras Nancy Coiner (Ontario & Magdalen 1977) (Oklahoma & St Hugh’s 1977) Edgar C. Gentle Donald S. Collat (Alabama & Pembroke 1977)* (Delaware & Balliol 1975) Elliot Gerson John Collis (Connecticut & Magdalen 1974) (Bermuda & Corpus Christi 1979) and Dr Jessica Herzstein* Richard R. Crocker Eileen E. Gillese (Alabama & Queen’s 1970)* (Alberta & Wadham 1977) Eric Dahl (Washington & St Peter’s 1975) and Robert D. Badun Ian Glenday C. Sean Day

Patrick C. Haden

(Paul Roos Gymnasium,

Bob Rae

Andrew Spray

Peter Annand

Theodore Burk

(South African College School,

(South African College School,

Robert Kimberly

David J. Lutzer

(Mississippi & Balliol 1964)*

(Ontario & Balliol 1969)

(British Columbia &

(Queensland & Magdalen 1972)

(Kansas & New College 1974)

Newlands & Oriel 1974)*

Newlands & Magdalen 1970)*

(Connecticut & New

(Nebraska & Balliol 1964)*

Richard Nehring

St John’s 1965)

Hans-Paul Bürkner

College 1968)*

John A. Ausink

Keith Stevenson

(Wyoming & Merton 1976)

(Germany & St Catherine’s 1976)*

Brian King

Matthew Nimetz

(Ohio & New College 1966)*

Geoffrey E. L. Dougherty

Donald J. Gogel

Kenneth (Kim) C. Mackenzie

Robert Rawson John Rayner

(South African College School,

Paul M. Cadario

Hervé Gouraige

(Rhodesia & Exeter 1962)*

J. Michael Kirchberg

Stephen Oxman

(Ontario & Magdalen 1973)

(New York & Merton 1972)

(Québec & St Edmund Hall 1971)

John C. Dupree

Selwyn Maister

(Québec & Corpus Christi 1960)

Newlands & Trinity 1965)*

Richard J. Balfour

(Québec & Worcester 1973)*

(Alberta and St. Peter’s 1967)

(New York & Balliol 1960)*

Donald Regan

(Mississippi & Christ

Bruns H. Grayson

(Florida & Brasenose 1967)*

(New Zealand &

(New Jersey &

Eng-Liang Tan

New College 1967)*

(Tennessee & Magdalen 1966)

(Singapore & Balliol 1961)

Church 1976)*

(California & University 1974)*

Wilson Parasiuk

Frederic Ris

Norton F. Tennille

Keith Ellison

(Manitoba & St John’s 1966)

(Colorado &Wadham 1968)

(North Carolina & Balliol 1962)

Richard Pedersen

and Ayliffe Ris David Roe

Richard Tsien

Charles Engles

Brian Griffin (Oklahoma & Queen’s 1974) Larry Grisham

(Arkansas & University 1970)*

(Texas & University 1971)*

(Colorado & Pembroke 1962)

Paul Van Buren

Richard Klass (New York & Trinity 1963)

Duane W. Krohnke (Iowa & Worcester 1961)*

Robert Kudrle (Oregon & Merton 1964)

24

*indicates multi-year donors

Magdalen 1969)

Kithsiri Malalgoda (Ceylon & Wadham 1965)

Karl A. Marlantes (Oregon & University 1967)

(Colorado & Brasenose 1965)

(Nebraska & Oriel 1967)

(New Jersey & Wadham 1966)

(Québec & University 1979)

Carter Brandon (Massachusetts & Balliol 1978)*

Thomas A. Barron

Patrick J. Call

(Colorado & Balliol 1974)*

(Oregon & St John’s 1971)*

James Basker

Edwin Cameron

(Oregon & Christ Church 1976)*

(South Africa-at-Large &

Marshall Bautz

Keble 1976)*

(Illinois & Balliol 1973)*

Michael Cannon

(Colorado & Magdalen 1972)

(New Jersey & Balliol 1971)*

(California & Worcester 1975)*

Anne Haight (Montana & Somerville 1978)

Eric Hanson (Michigan & Balliol 1970)

Jane Harding (New Zealand & Brasenose 1978)

Derek Hart (New Zealand & Brasenose 1976)

Jennifer Haverkamp (Ohio & Somerville 1979)

Chris T. Hendrickson (Washington & Balliol 1973)*

David V. Hicks (New Jersey & Jesus 1970)*

Stephen Hofmeyr (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & University 1978)

Douglas Holmgren (Oregon & Magdalen 1977)*

John Hood (New Zealand & Worcester 1976)

Paul M. Hunt (Michigan & University 1975)

(Missouri & University 1973)

(South Dakota & University 1960)

25

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

RHODES SCHOL ARS

Jacques Hurtubise

David Marais

Paul A. Rahe

Harold W. Stanley

Lance Bultena

Beth E. Ebel

Elizabeth Hollingworth

Donald Markwell

Tim Orton

(Québec & Trinity 1978)

(Paul Roos Gymnasium,

(Oklahoma & Wadham 1971)*

(Alabama & Worcester 1972)

(South Dakota & Jesus 1985)

(Colorado & Wadham 1986)*

(Western Australia & St Edmund

(Queensland & Trinity 1981)*

(Australia-at-Large &

Murray Jamieson

Stellenbosch & Oriel 1977)

Franklin Raines

Karen L. Stevenson

Melissa Burch

Christopher Eisgruber

Hall 1984)*

Magdalen 1986)

(New Zealand & Merton 1970)

Jacko Maree

(Washington & Magdalen 1971)

(Maryland & DC &

David Lawther Johnson

(St Andrew’s College,

Jürgen Reitmaier

Magdalen 1979)*

(Indiana & New College 1974)*

Grahamstown &

(Germany & Magdalen 1972)*

A. Douglas Stone

Bronte Adams

Clay Rolader

(Massachusetts & Balliol 1976)

(Western Australia &

(Georgia & Oriel 1975)

Rick Trainor

Balliol 1986)*

Claus-Jorg Rütsch

(Rhode Island & Merton 1970)

(Germany & University 1974)

Byron Trauger

Michael Sandel

(Tennessee & University 1972)*

(Massachusetts & Balliol 1975)

Malcolm Turnbull

Gary T. Johnson (Illinois & Worcester 1972)

David Phillip Jones (Alberta & Balliol 1970)

John Kahn

(Manitoba & Hertford 1975)*

Michael G. McCaffery (Pennsylvania & Merton 1975)*

Malcolm McKenzie

Balliol 1973)*

(Diocesan College, Rondebosch

(West Virginia & Brasenose 1973)*

David Koplow (South Dakota & Queen’s 1973) w w w. R H O D E S H O U S E . O X . A C . U K / S U P P O RT

James C. Matthews

(South Africa-at-Large &

Peter Kalis

26

Pembroke 1978)*

Timothy Lancaster (Bermuda & Corpus Christi 1976)*

Richard Lee

& Oriel 1977)*

Andrew Michelmore (Victoria & New College 1976)

Yves-Marie Morissette (Québec & Exeter 1973)

Michael Oristaglio (Pennsylvania & University 1974)

Charles Saner

(New South Wales &

(St Andrew’s College,

Brasenose 1978)

Grahamstown &

Paul Viita

Pembroke 1973)

(Massachusetts & Balliol 1970)*

Richard Sauber (Rhodes Island & Lincoln 1973)

(St Andrew’s College,

and Pamela Sauber Gerald L. Sauer

Grahamstown &

Stephen Wilson

(New South Wales &

Frederick Mark Orkin

(Missouri & Balliol 1972)

Worcester 1971)

(Transvaal & Balliol 1971)*

Kim A. Severson

Peter Lewy

Misha Petkevich

(South African College School,

(Montana & Magdalen 1973)

Newlands & Balliol 1972)

David Lodge

and Elisabeth Petkevich Hugh Porteous

(Georgia & Christ Church 1979)

(Saskatchewan & Balliol 1972)*

Charles Shanor

Peter Lutzeier

Chisanga Puta-Chekwe

(Florida & Christ Church 1970)

(Germany & Merton 1974)*

(Zambia & Exeter 1976)

David Skegg

Fred Manget

Johannes Rabie

(New Zealand & Balliol 1972)*

(Georgia & Oriel 1973)

(Paul Roos Gymnasium,

Ralph Smith

Stellenbosch & Pembroke 1973)

*indicates multi-year donors

David Walton

(Minnesota & Somerville 1978)

Roald Bradley Severtson (Washington & Magdalen 1978)

(Alabama & Corpus Christi 1973)

New College 1971)

(South Dakota & Exeter 1970)*

Alfred Wurglitz (Colorado & University 1971)*

Jack Zoeller (New York & University 1972)*

Anonymous (2)

SCHOLARS

1980-89

Betsy Anderson Roe

(North Carolina & Exeter 1981)*

(Oregon & University 1983)

Ian Jackman

Sylvia Mathews Burwell

Ila Burdette

Michael Elias

(New South Wales &

(West Virginia & Worcester 1987)

(New York & Trinity 1983)*

(Georgia & Christ Church 1981)*

(Tasmania & Brasenose 1988)

University 1985)

John McKenna

William Patterson

(Queensland & Magdalen 1984)

(Prairies & Magdalen 1982)*

Raymond Paretzky

Alec Cameron

Forbes Elworthy

Susan L. Karamanian

(New South Wales &

(New Zealand & Lady

(Alabama & Somerville 1980)

Maureen N. McLane

Bob Peck

University 1986)

Margaret Hall 1986)*

Anthony Kinghorn

(Massachusetts &

(Texas & Magdalen 1988)

Gerald J. Cardinale

Danielle Fontaine

(South Africa-at-Large &

Hertford 1989)

Antony Ball

(Pennsylvania & Christ

(Québec & St John’s 1981)*

Balliol 1989)

Bill McLendon

and Ellen Peck* Michael Penington

(St Andrew’s College,

Church 1989)*

David Frederick

Nicholas Kristof

(Mississippi & Oriel 1981)*

(Australia-at-Large & New

(Texas & University 1983)*

(Oregon & Magdalen 1981)*

John David Melin

College 1980)

Maureen Freed (Utah & New College 1984)* Michael Gaffney

Kathrin Day Lassila

(Saskatchewan & Exeter 1986)

Gareth Penny

(Iowa & Trinity 1982)*

Gregg Meyer

(Diocesan College, Rondebosch

David Levine

(New York & Oriel 1986)*

& St Edmund Hall 1984)*

(New York & Hertford 1987)

(Alaska & New College 1980)

Hunter Monroe

Hugh Possingham

Atul Gawande

Stace Lindsay

(North Carolina & Balliol 1984)

(Australia-at-Large &

(Ohio & Balliol 1987)

(Montana & St Anne’s 1988)*

Stephen Morillo

Michael Gillette

Robert Long

(Louisiana & Jesus 1980)*

(Minnesota & New College 1982)

(North Carolina &

Mark K. Moshinsky

Pembroke 1980)*

(Australia-at-Large &

(North Dakota & New

Ian Lowitt

Magdalen 1989)

College 1983)*

(South Africa-at-Large &

Russ Muirhead

Merton 1987)

(New Hampshire & Balliol 1988)

John H. McCall MacBain

Barry Nalebuff (Massachusetts &

(Québec & Wadham 1980)*

Nuffield 1980)

Sean O. Mahoney

and Helen Kauder* Eli Nathans

(Wisconsin & Brasenose 1980)

Grahamstown & Pembroke 1983)

Dominic Barton (British Columbia & Brasenose 1984)*

Herbert Behrendt (Germany & University 1980)

Thomas C. Berg (Illinois & Lincoln 1982)

John A. Board

Charles Carter (Diocesan College, Rondebosch & Wolfson 1986) *

David Celermajer (New South Wales & New College 1984)

Brad Chism (Mississippi & Exeter 1982)

Philip Clayton (St Andrew’s College,

(Virginia & Wadham 1982)*

Grahamstown &

Todd Breyfogle

Pembroke 1986)

(Colorado & Corpus Christi 1988)*

Charles Conn

Jonathan Broomberg

(Massachusetts & Balliol 1983)*

(South Africa-at-Large &

Ken Crouse

Balliol 1985)

(Wyoming & Lincoln 1986)

Malcolm E.O. Brown

Gordon Crovitz

(Diocesan College, Rondebosch

(Illinois & Wadham 1980)

& Worcester 1987)

Shona L. Brown* (Ontario & New College 1987)

Pierre De Vries (Paul Roos Gymnasium, Stellenbosch & Wolfson 1983)

Timothy Gokey

Robyn S. Hadley (North Carolina & Somerville 1985)

William R. Handley (Connecticut & St John’s 1986)*

Michael Hasselmo (Minnesota & Corpus Christi 1984)

Storrs Hoen (Tennessee & Keble 1984)*

(Illinois & New College 1984)

Paul Markovich

(Connecticut & Queen’s 1980)

(North Dakota &

Ann Nicholson

University 1989)*

(Victoria & St John’s 1988)

St John’s 1984)

E. Scott Pretorius (North Carolina & University 1989)

Max Price (South Africa-at-Large & Magdalen 1980)

Laurence Rabinowitz (South Africa-at-Large & Merton 1983)

Aditya Rana (India & Merton 1983)

Michael Rennie (Western Australia & Worcester 1983)

27

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

RHODES SCHOL ARS

Andreas T. Reyes

John Vlahoplus

Christopher Douglas

(Québec & Merton 1984)*

(South Carolina & Trinity 1984)*

(Massachusetts & Balliol 1999)*

Marilynn J. Richtarik

Oskar von Preussen

(Kansas & Jesus 1988)

(Germany & Keble 1986)

and Matt Bolch David Robertson

Heather Warren (Tennessee & Trinity 1982)

(South Australia &

Ursula S. Werner

Magdalen 1983)

(Florida & Magdalen 1985)

Brian Rolfes

Andrew Wilkinson

(Prairies & Wadham 1989)

David Schatz (Virginia & New College 1980)*

(Prairies & Magdalen 1980)

Jonathan Wilkinson (Prairies & Exeter 1988)

Benjamin B. Sherwood Stephen Wilkinson (California & Magdalen 1986)

John Simon

(South Australia & New College 1982)*

Michael Woodhouse

College 1984)

(Idaho & Hertford 1987)

Alwyn Smith w w w. R H O D E S H O U S E . O X . A C . U K / S U P P O RT

(Massachusetts & New

John Wylie

(Paul Roos Gymnasium,

(Queensland & Balliol 1983)

28

*indicates multi-year donors

Stellenbosch & Templeton 1987)

Kimberly Strong (Newfoundland & St John’s 1986)

Melissa Sydeman (Georgia & Christ Church 1988)*

Samuel D. Zurier (Rhode Island & Balliol 1982)*

Anonymous (2)

SCHOLARS

1990-99 Shazia Azim (Pakistan & University 1993)*

Ruanne Barnabas (KwaZulu-Natal & Merton 1999)

Peter Barnett (Australia-at-Large & St John’s 1995)*

Jonathan Bays (Prairies & Balliol 1994)

Douglas Beck (California & New College 1992)

Neeti Bhalla (Kenya & Templeton 1998)

Francis Chong (Singapore & St Antony’s 1994)

Walter R. Cooper (Indiana & St Anne’s 1999)

Susan Dando (Tasmania & Magdalen 1999)*

Charles Day (Australia-at-Large &

Marc Tessier-Lavigne

Magdalen 1993)*

(Québec & New College 1980)*

Mauro De Lorenzo

Philip Van Ryneveld

(Delaware & Linacre 1998)*

(Diocesan College, Rondebosch

Helene Deacon

& University 1981)

(Prince Edward Island & Queen’s 1999)*

Marnie Hughes Warrington

Joanna Monti-Masel

Ruju Bhatt Srivastava

Ben White

Mohammed K. Ali

Cristina A. Bejan

(Australia-at-Large &

(Michigan & Balliol 1993)

(Queensland & University 1998)

(South Africa-at-Large &

(North Carolina &

Ryan Egeland

(Tasmania & Merton 1992)

Merton 1997)*

Leonard P. Stark

Olivia L. White

New College 2003)

Wadham 2004)

(Colorado & St Catherine’s 1997)

Suresh Jesuthasan

Frank Lorenz Müller

(Delaware & Magdalen 1991)*

(Utah & Merton 1997)*

Ugwechi Amadi

Jason R. Bello

Carolyn Evans

(Malaysia & Lincoln 1990)*

(Germany & Merton 1996)

Robert A. Sternfels

Justin Whitton

(North Carolina &

(Massachusetts &

(Victoria & Exeter 1995)

Alex Johnston

Eruch Nowrojee

(California & Worcester 1992)*

(South African College School,

St John’s 2010)

Magdalen 2008)

Jodi Evans

(Massachusetts & Lincoln 1994)

(Kenya & St Antony’s 1992)*

Felice Swapp

Newlands & Harris

Melis Anahtar

Daniel Bergheim

(Prairies & Magdalen 1992)

Aly Kassam-Remtulla

Nils Ole Oermann

(Commonwealth Caribbean &

Manchester 1998)

(Maryland & DC & Oriel 2008)

(Germany & Lincoln 2000)

Tali Farhadian

(Prairies & Balliol 1999)*

(Germany & Christ

(New Jersey & Magdalen 1997)

Jonathan Finer (Vermont & Balliol 1999)

Michael Fullilove (New South Wales & Balliol 1997)

Leslie Kendrick (Kentucky & Magdalen 1998)*

Lisa Klein

Templeton 1993)

Robert Wilkinson

Jordan Anderson

Elizabeth Betterbed

Church 1996)

Mary Hale Tolar

(Diocesan College, Rondebosch

(Alabama & St Hilda’s 2010)

(Washington &

Stephanie Palmer

(Kansas & Lincoln 1990)

& Balliol 1993)*

Ramon Arscott

New College 2010)

Saam Trivedi

David Wilson

(Jamaica & Lincoln 2005)

Alexis R. Blane

(India & Balliol 1991)

(Colorado & New College 1990)*

Shreya Atrey

(North Carolina &

Beth Truesdale

Mark Wu

(India & Magdalen 2011)

St John’s 2002)

(Minnesota & Wadham 1997)

(Illinois & Corpus Christi 1996)*

Jessica Auerbach

Clara Blättler

(Michigan & Balliol 1997)

(South Africa-at-Large &

Stanley Panikowski

St Antony’s 1994)*

(Georgia & Brasenose 1993)

Clemens Glaubitz

David Klemm

Todd Peterson

(Germany & St Cross 1994)

(Germany & Hertford 1995)

(South Dakota & Balliol 1991)

Basilios E. Tsingos

Zachary Ziliak

(South Africa-at-Large &

(Massachusetts &

(New Hampshire &

(Indiana & Magdalen 1994)

St Antony’s 2009)

University 2008)

Elisabeth Köll

Glen Power

(Germany & St Antony’s 1992)

(Western Australia &

Magdalen 1990)

Stephen Aylward

Magdalen 1992)

Janice Ugaki

(Newfoundland &

Chelsea (Elander) Bodnar

Divya Rajaraman

(Idaho & St Antony’s 1993)*

St Hilda’s 2009)

(Montana & Magdalen 2000)*

(Botswana & St Antony’s 1999)

Hannes Unberath

Keriann Backus

Seth Bodnar

Duncan Randall

(Germany & Worcester 1997)

SCHOLARS SINCE

(Washington &

(Pennsylvania &

(Natal & Balliol 1996)

2000

Hertford 2001)*

Pierre Van Hoeylandt

New College 2007)

Emily Baragwanath

Jan Botha

(New Zealand &

(Paul Roos Gymnasium,

Magdalen 2001)

Stellenbosch & Lincoln 2009)

Suzanne Goh-Hattangadi (Ohio & St John’s 1997)

Ayelet Kuper

Alexander Hartemink

(Québec & Magdalen 1994)

(Florida & Magdalen 1994)

Janelle Larson

Neil A. Hattangadi

(Kansas & Worcester 1990)

(Florida & Merton 1999)

Darren Littlejohn

Patrick Hayden

(Newfoundland &

Ananda Satara

(Germany & Magdalen 1993)

(Québec & Balliol 1998)

Magdalen 1995)*

(New Jersey & Brasenose 1999)

Martina Vandenberg

Mark Abrahamson

Mallory Ann Hayes

Mark E. Lundstrom

Micah Schwartzman

(California & St Antony’s 1990)*

(South Africa-at-Large &

(Washington &

(Virginia & Balliol 1998)*

Dayne Walling

Wadham 2003)

Henry Barmeier

Roxanne Bras

(Alabama & Merton 1995)*

Jeffrey Shesol

(Michigan & St Peter’s 1996)

Jarrad Aguirre

(Florida & Nuffield 2010)

New College 1993)

(California & Merton 2010)

Scott A. Hershovitz

Nnenna Lynch

(Colorado & Magdalen 1991)*

Hamad Wardak

(Colorado & Trinity 2009)

David L. V. Bauer

Rakim Brooks

(Georgia & Balliol 1998)*

Lai Leng Soh

(Virginia & Magdalen 1997)*

Philipp Aigner

(Rhode Island &

(New York & St John’s 1993)

(New York & Pembroke 2009)

Brett E. House (Ontario & University 1994)

Katherine Michelmore

(Singapore & Trinity 1992)

(Germany & Corpus

Matthew Baum

Christi 2010)

(Massachusetts & Balliol 2010)

(Bermuda & Magdalen 1995)*

University 2009)

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THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

w w w. R H O D E S H O U S E . O X . A C . U K / S U P P O RT

RHODES SCHOL ARS

Lucas Merrill Brown

Andreas Coutsoudis

Jeremy Farris

Peter Gill

(Virginia & Magdalen 2009)

(KwaZulu-Natal & Trinity 2004)

(Georgia & Balliol 2005)*

(Alberta & Magdalen 2009)*

Mindy C. HébertDerouen

Scott Hugo

Amy King

Gregory Lippiatt

Edward Mishambi

Garikai Nyaruwata

(California & Balliol 2009)

(Australia-at-Large &

(Virginia & Hertford 2009)

(Uganda & Mansfield 2004)

Matthew Brown

William Cox

John Feddersen

(Zimbabwe & University 2009)

William Gohl

(Louisiana & Hertford 2002)

Susan Humphrey

Trinity 2007)

Rhea Longley

Sindiso Mnisi Weeks

(Australia-at-Large &

(New Zealand & Merton 2009)

Mwashuma Nyatta

(Victoria & Magdalen 2008)*

(Colorado & Keble 2010)

Simon Hendrie

(Maritimes & University 2010)

Nikolas Kirby

(Tasmania & Magdalen 2010)

(South Africa-at-Large &

Brasenose 2009)

(Kenya & Linacre 2004)*

Benedict Coxon

Avi Feller

Caitlin Goss

(Diocesan College, Rondebosch

Miles Jackson

(Australia-at-Large &

Josh Lospinoso

New College 2005)

Kateena O’Gorman

Neil Brown

(South Australia &

(Arizona & Lincoln 2007)

(Queensland & Merton 2009)

& Wadham 2000)

(KwaZulu-Natal &

Brasenose 2009)

(New Jersey & Magdalen 2009)

Scott Moore

(Queensland & Magdalen 2003)

(Iowa & Merton 2002)*

Magdalen 2009)

Darryl Finkton

Ryan Goss

Fiona Herring

University 2009)

Sarah Kleinman

Benjamin J. Lundin

(Kentucky & Merton 2009)*

Kate Orkin

Kimberley Brownlee

Alison Crocker

(Indiana & Magdalen 2010)

(Queensland & Lincoln 2007)

(Bermuda & Brasenose 2003)*

Kristin N. Javaras

(Indiana & St Antony’s 2009)

(Tennessee &

Zachary Morris

(South Africa-at-Large & St

(Québec & Corpus

(New Hampshire &

Parker Goyer

Nathan Herring

(Illinois & Balliol 2000)

Anna Kloeden

Pembroke 2007)*

(Wisconsin & Wadham 2002)*

Antony’s 2007)

Christi 2002)*

New College 2006)

(Virginia & Balliol 2003)

(Alabama & Worcester 2009)

(Vermont & New College 2006)

Joseph S. Jewell

(Queensland & Magdalen 2008)

Ndumiso Luthuli

Tafadzwa Muguwe

Joseph O’Shea

Rebecca Brubaker

Alexander Dewar

Simon Franklin

Raphael Graybill

Lisa Herzog

(Michigan & Keble 2005)

David J. Knezevic

(KwaZulu-Natal & Lincoln 2000)

(Zimbabwe & Hertford 2005)

(Florida & Exeter 2008)

(Pennsylvania & Queen’s 2008)

(Oregon & Linacre 2006)

(Diocesan College, Rondebosch

(Montana & Magdalen 2010)

(Germany & New College 2007)

Niuniu Ji

(Western Australia &

Richard A. Malins

Caitlin Mullarkey

Gino Bruni

Amar Dhand

& Magdalen 2009)

Dan Guinness

Sarah J. Hill

(North Carolina &

Balliol 2005)

(Hawaii & Balliol 2004)

(Delaware & Trinity 2009)

Jannis Pähler Vor Der Holte

(Prairies & Jesus 2010)

(Saskatchewan & Green 2003)

Laura Fraser

(Australia-at-Large & Keble

(North Dakota &

Magdalen 2001)*

Pieter Koornhof

Julia Matheson

Stuart Munro

(Germany & Balliol 2009)

(New Zealand & Balliol 2008)

(Western Australia &

Chase Palisch

David Matthews

Balliol 2004)

(Kentucky & Queen’s 2009)

(Québec & St John’s 2007)*

Justin Mutter

Jessica Panegyres

Rachel Y. Mazyck

(Tennessee & Balliol 2005)

(Australia-at-Large &

(North Carolina & Linacre 2005)

Swati Mylavarapu

Keble 2010)

Mandisa Mbali

(Florida & Wolfson 2005)

Peter P. M. Buttigieg

Marissa C. M. Doran

(New Zealand & Merton 2009)

2008)

Magdalen 2005)

Christopher Joseph

(Paul Roos Gymnasium,

(Indiana & Pembroke 2005)

(Massachusetts &

Ruth French-Hodson

Rishab Gupta

Laura Hilly

(California & St Edmund

Stellenbosch & Trinity 2010)

Tamma Carleton

Balliol 2005)*

(Kansas & Merton 2005)*

(India & Wolfson 2008)

(Australia-at-Large &

Hall 2009)

Brian J. Krohn

(Oregon & Magdalen 2011)

Reed Doucette

Jamie Furniss

Kyle Haddad-Fonda

Magdalen 2009)

Raed Joundi

(Minnesota & Keble 2009)

Maria Cecire

(California & Hertford 2008)

(Québec & University 2006)

(Washington & Magdalen 2009)

Renée Hlozek

(Manitoba & Magdalen 2009)

Christina Kuhn

(Virginia & Keble 2006)

Mallory Dwinal

(South Africa-at-Large &

Jean Junior

(Germany & Brasenose 2004)

Liliane Chamas

(Washington &

(New York & Green

Christ Church 2008)

(Michigan & St John’s 2010)

Chinmaya Kumar

Brasenose 2009)

Anne Karing

(India & St Antony’s 2009)

Holger Nehring

Templeton 2008)

Kin Leong Ho

(KwaZulu-Natal &

(Québec & St John’s 2009)

St Antony’s 2005)*

(Singapore &

(Germany & Brasenose 2009)

Michael Lamb

(Germany & University 2000)

An-Wen Chan

Bethany Ehlmann

John McAnearney

Sonja Keller

(Tennessee & Trinity 2004)

Rosanna Nicol

(Alberta & Hertford 2000)

(Missouri & Hertford 2004)*

(Western Australia &

(South Africa-at-Large

Christopher Layton

(Maritimes & Wolfson 2010)

Evelyn Chan

Christopher Elders

Magdalen 2009)

(Hong Kong &

(Missouri & Christ

(British Columbia &

(Texas & Magdalen 2009)

& Nuffield 2001)

(Queensland & Magdalen 2002)

St Antony’s 2005)*

Brasenose 2009)

Hammad Khan

Trevor Leitch

(Florida & Lady Margaret

Pavan Cheruvu

Abdulrahman El-Sayed

Whitney Haring-Smith

Anthony House

Thomas McCaleb

Church 2002)*

Matthew Gethers

(Pennsylvania & St John’s

(Washington &

(Pakistan & Wolfson 2003)*

(Bermuda & Wadham 2002)

Hall 2001)*

(Florida & Balliol 2002)

(Michigan & Oriel 2009)*

(Connecticut & Exeter 2009)

2007)

Noorain Khan

Nadine Levin

Dhvani Mehta

Albert Cho

Muhammad Ali Farid Khwaja

Amanda Gilbertson

Chauncy Harris

(Michigan & St Antony’s 2006)

(Maryland & DC & Green

(India & Magdalen 2009)*

(New Zealand &

Jaspreet Khangura

Templeton 2008)

Sarah Miller

(Pakistan & Wolfson 2005)

Magdalen 2008)*

(Prairies & Balliol 2010)

Anthea Lindquist

(Texas & New College 2008)*

(Arizona & Jesus 2002)*

Brian Coulter (Ontario & Keble 2009)

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Jacob G. Foster

*indicates multi-year donors

Laurel Gabler

Julien Gagnon (Québec & University 2010)

Alysia Garmulewicz

Lucy Hall (Bermuda & University 2009)

Nina Hall (New Zealand & St Antony’s 2009)

Stephen Hammer

(Wisconsin & Merton 2005)

St Catherine’s 2003)

Vincent Hofer (Kansas & Linacre 2009)

Christ Church 2003)*

Jessica Howley (Queensland & Magdalen 2010)

(Victoria & Green Templeton 2009)

Ashley Nord (South Dakota & Balliol 2009)*

Daniel Norman (Australia-at-Large & Balliol 2010)

Timothy Nunan (New Jersey & Corpus Christi 2009)

Jisung Park (New York & Magdalen 2009)

Mayur Patel (Zimbabwe & New College 2004)

Elizabeth Pearson (Iowa & Somerville 2005)*

Waldimar Pelser (Paul Roos Gymnasium, Stellenbosch & St Antony’s 2002)

Russell Perkins (Connecticut & Lady Margaret Hall 2010)

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THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

RHODES SCHOL ARS

Natasha Phiri

David Robinson

Rakesh Sharma

(Zambia & Lincoln 2009)

(Maryland & Balliol 2004)

(India & Oriel 2009)

Megan StevenWheeler

Christopher Trisos

Katherine Vyborny

Anna Yermakova

(South Africa-at-Large &

(Georgia & St Antony’s 2008)

Lillian Pierce

Jeremy Robinson

(Illinois & St John’s 2009)

Jason D. Shell

(New Hampshire &

Wolfson 2008)

Alisha Wade

(California & Magdalen 2002)

Elisabeth Yorke

(Indiana & Balliol 2006)

(Maryland & DC &

Magdalen 2002)

Lik Hang Tsui

(Commonwealth Caribbean &

(Maritimes & Balliol 2009)

Luke Pike

Anne Roemer-Mähler

Brasenose 2005)

Heidi Stöckl

(Hong Kong & Pembroke 2009)

Trinity 2000)

Jake Yorke

(Newfoundland &

(Germany & St Antony’s 2003)

Nicholas Shelly

(Germany & Nuffield 2006)

Kathryn Twyman

Rachael Wagner

(Nova Scotia & Merton 2008)

St John’s 2007)

Myron Rolle

(Virginia & Lincoln 2007)

Jeffrey Stout

(Alberta & Merton 2009)

(Virginia & Balliol 2004)*

Grace Yu

Alexander Pollen

(Florida & St Edmund

Eugene Shenderov

(Colorado & St Cross 2006)

Katharina Uhl

Jesse Wall

(New York & Trinity 2002)

(Massachusetts &

Hall 2009)

(New York & Magdalen 2005)

Samuel Stranks

(Germany & St Antony’s 2008)

(New Zealand &

Daliso Zuze

Pembroke 2004)*

Ravneeta Roy

Daniel Shih

(South Australia &

Pembroke 2008)

(Zambia & University &

Joseph F. Preston

(India & Harris

(Illinois & St John’s 2010)

St John’s 2008)

Michael Crawford Urban

Leana Wen

Merton 2004)*

(Florida & Lincoln 2005)*

Manchester 2001)

Paul Shorkey

Shayna Strom

(Manitoba & Balliol 2007)*

(Missouri & Merton 2007)

Anonymous (11)

John Probasco

Aisha Saad

(North Carolina & Merton 2011)

(Pennsylvania &

Ashwini Vasanthakumar

Jeni Whalan

(New Mexico & Corpus

(North Carolina &

Michelle M. Sikes

New College 2002)

(Ontario & Balliol 2005)

(Australia-at-Large & Balliol &

Christi 2002)

Christ Church 2009)

Lev A. Sviridov

Carina Venter

St Antony’s 2005)

(New York &

(South Africa-at-Large &

Shadrack White

New College 2005)

Christ Church 2009)*

(Mississippi & St John’s 2009)

Bronwyn Tarr

Almut Veraart

Alia Whitney-Johnson

(St Andrew’s College,

(Germany & St Anne’s 2004)*

(North Carolina &

Amol Verma

St John’s 2009)

(Maritimes & St Hilda’s 2009)

Lindsay Whorton

(Ohio & Lincoln 2007)*

Stephen E. Sachs

Natasha Simonsen

(Queensland & Keble 2005)

(Missouri & Merton 2002)

(New South Wales &

K. Sabeel Rahman

Christian Sahner

Magdalen 2009)

w w w. R H O D E S H O U S E . O X . A C . U K / S U P P O RT

Simon Quinn

(New York & Pembroke 2005)*

(New Jersey & St John’s 2007)*

Brad Smith

Dr Mohammad Ali Rai

Shayak Sarkar

(Tennessee & Jesus 2007)

(Pakistan & Magdalen 2009)

(Texas & St John’s 2008)

Malorie Snider

Ishanaa Rambachan

Thomas Schmelzer

(Texas & Balliol 2009)

(Minnesota &

(Germany & Balliol 2004)*

Thomas Snow

St Antony’s 2008)*

Sarah B. Schulman

(Victoria & Magdalen 2000)

Sushila Rao

(Texas & Trinity 2005)

(India & Balliol 2009)

Abigail Seldin

Rujuta (Bhatt) Srivastava

Marcia Reinhart

(Pennsylvania &

(Michigan & Balliol 1993)*

(Alberta & Wadham 2004)

St Antony’s 2009)

Joanne Stevens

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*indicates multi-year donors

Graham Reynolds

Laura A. Shackelton

(KwaZulu-Natal &

(Maritimes & Balliol 2005)

(Nevada & New College 2003)

New College 2003)

Olivia Rissland

Brett Shaheen

(Rhode Island &

(Pennsylvania & Christ

Christ Church 2004)*

Church 2006)*

Grahamstown & Hertford 2009)

Nithum Thain (Ontario & St John’s 2010)

Trevor Thompson (Washington & University 2005)*

Christian Thorun (Germany & St Antony’s 2001)

Juliet Tompkins (New Zealand & Balliol 2003)

Kenneth Townsend (Mississippi & Trinity 2004)

Julie Veroff

(Iowa & Jesus 2009)

(California & St Antony’s 2007)

Katharine Wilkinson

Vitaliy Voronkov

(Tennessee & Trinity 2006)

(Namibia & Linacre 2009)

Simon Williams

Wiesner Vos

(Zimbabwe & St Antony’s 2009)

(Paul Roos Gymnasium,

Kamal Wood

Stellenbosch & Brasenose 2000)

(Commonwealth Caribbean &

Daniel Vujcich

Mansfield 2010)

(Western Australia & University 2008)

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THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

FRIENDS OF THE RHODES SCHOL ARSHIPS donations received in the financial year 1 july 2011 - 30 june 2012 *indicates multi-year donors

w w w. R H O D E S H O U S E . O X . A C . U K / S U P P O RT

FRIENDS

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FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS AND OTHER ORGANISATIONS

Catharine Alexander*

Mark Hodges

Bill and Carol Barmeier

Bruce Johnson

Ken and Carol Bello

Andrew G. Lewis

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

Mark Bras

Christine Lippiatt*

Broadridge Financial Solutions*

Priscilla Brilliant

Erica C. Mirick*

Fremont Group Foundation

Janice Bruni

Carmen P. Murphy

Goldman Sachs*

Andrew Carty

Drayton Nabers, Jr.

Google*

Leslie Carty

Paulette Shaw

McCall MacBain Foundation*

Mark Clay

Krista Slade*

Microsoft

Edward Fisher

Timothy and Anne Spencer

Millennium Pharmaceuticals*

David Gibson*

Babette Tegldal*

Plymouth Rock Foundation

Winifred B. Hed

John Vickers*

Rose Hills Foundation

Rosalind Hedley-Miller*

Bob Wyllie

Smart Family Foundation

Jenna Hines

Anonymous (1)

Tali and Boaz Weinstein Foundation Anonymous (1)

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THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

Thank you

The Global Rhodes Community Celebrating connections with Alumni and Friends

We appreciate your support for the Rhodes Schol arships.

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this Honour Roll of Donors. If any errors have occurred and you have not been appropriately recognised, please let us know and we will correct the oversight in future publications. Contact: Jo Mercer at joanne.mercer@rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk or +44 (0)1865 270918.

For more information about how to support the Rhodes Scholarships please visit www.rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk/support or contact Ms Krista Slade at krista.slade@rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk ww ww ww . R. R HH OO DD EE SH SH OO UU SE SE .O .O XX . A. A CC .U .U KK /S /U SU PP P OO RR TT

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