Selwyn College Annual Report 2017-18

Annual Report Selwyn College Cambridge, 2017 – 2018

Master’s Introduction Colleges and universities take a long view. We’re conscious of more than 800 years of Cambridge history, and the traditions of Selwyn since 1882 – and we know that change here is gradual rather than revolutionary. If we make adjustments to an admissions procedure now, the results aren’t apparent in the final Tripos performance for at least another four years; and the full benefits of our education are only seen over a lifetime.

Selwyn is becoming more diverse in multiple ways.

Our offers this year are showing gender ‘balance’ of 57% women and 43% men. There are more women being elected to the fellowship, and we have equal numbers of male and female porters in the Lodge.

There’s progress on ethnicity too: almost 22% of Cambridge’s most recent home undergraduate intake were from ethnic minorities. The number of students from poorer backgrounds is going up too, though we have no illusions about the work needed to guarantee Cambridge is open to all – while, crucially, not compromising on our academic standards. It is right that we should be judged on how well we reflect a complex and changing United Kingdom, and if we succeed then we can make the case for Cambridge even more powerfully.

But we still look keenly for indications that we’re making progress; and 2017 was, we believe, a good year for the college. The Bursar properly issues some financial cautions in his report on page 2, but we’re sure that our long-term goals are the right ones and that we can achieve them. This is because of the backing we receive from our community; and we’re proud to report that Selwyn achieved the 3rd highest fundraising total among Cambridge colleges in the most recent survey.

We also want to remain a beacon for the world.

When we welcomed our new students this year, I name-checked the countries they had come from: as far afield as Ecuador, Syria and New Zealand, with the most successful countries for fresher undergraduates being the People’s Republic of China and Romania. We’re proud of our international reputation, and it’s an honour that young people from across the globe want to study here.

Academically, we moved into the top 10 of Cambridge colleges in the Tompkins Table, which was our best academic performance in five years.

That reflects an investment in teaching and academic support for students, much of it made possible by the generosity of our alumni and friends. But there has been no diminution in the friendliness of the college or in the pastoral care we offer. Indeed, the tutorial system has been strengthened by a major gift that allows us to offer help on mental health issues; and our community benefits each day from the dedication of tutors and staff to student welfare.

I wrote last year that the biggest decision by the governing body in 2016 was to go ahead with the library and auditorium on the corner of Grange Road and West Road. We did this confident that our alumni and friends would support us in delivering world-class facilities; but we have been touched by how quickly that faith has been repaid.

Currently we have raised more than £10m towards the goal of £12.3m – and that’s before the public appeal has been launched. There’s still a fair way to go, of course, but we can now plan on the building work beginning during the winter.

The strong performance in the examination rooms suggests that another of our policies is right. If we work hard at outreach, we’ll find talented students from a variety of backgrounds; and they will make a success of Selwyn irrespective of their family or financial circumstances. We’re proud to be a college with one of the largest percentages of state school students in Cambridge – more than 70% – and that is helping fuel our rise in the league tables. Every year I meet new students who’ve come here because our admissions team visited their school or they came on an open day or they were part of a summer school, and often they’re the first in their community to come to Cambridge. There is so much talent out there, and it’s our duty to find it.

This suggests the way that our ambitions can come together and reinforce each other: wonderful, talented students in an environment that allows them to live up to their full potential; and the creation of a lifelong community that supports future generations. All the support we receive is hugely appreciated, and its results are there to be seen. This college can be a model for the way that we celebrate talent and help change the world for the better – and, even in these times of uncertainty, we’re absolutely sure that we can succeed.

Students clearing snow and ice from the Cam towpath so the Lent bumps might go ahead.

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Bursar’s Report

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After the heady heights of breakeven in 2016, the college in 2017 reported an underlying deficit of £173,000. We were aware that 2016 was an exceptional year and, while nothing major went wrong in 2017, it just didn’t go quite as right financially as the previous year.

That said, it was a decent result and illustrates the progress we have made. We no longer qualify for assistance from the Colleges Fund, the means of redistribution of wealth from affluent colleges to their poorer neighbours. Since 2000, the college has received £3.1 million, for which we are extremely grateful.

We have been able to increase our investment in education. At postgraduate level we have funded PhD studentships which have attracted matched funding and driven up the quality of our MCR community; we have strengthened teaching, attracted record numbers of applications and increased spending on access and outreach.

Turning to the detail, the deficit has evolved as follows:

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Income from accommodation of college members rose by 1.4% to £2.3 million, with progress restricted by the larger than expected number of

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(£400,000) (£600,000) (£800,000) (£1,000,000) (£1,200,000) (£1,400,000) (£1,600,000) Education

review of its catering operation, new measures are being introduced to reduce the deficit. In particular, the option of converting the bar to an all-day dining venue is being explored. This is being led by a new Operations Manager who has been tasked to drive co-operative working and efficiency across all domestic operations, with a view to providing better services at lower costs and freeing up money for further investment in education.

The conference business struggled during the year as a result of terrorist events in London and Manchester in particular, with revenue falling by 7% to £1.3 million.

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Fee income from undergraduate and graduate students remained broadly similar at £2.5 million.

Higher graduate fee receipts were offset by a fall in undergraduate numbers, mainly due to a larger than normal number of non-returning fourth years.

A 16% increase in education expenditure to £3.9 million, notably on admissions (with the recruitment of new admissions tutors), access (in accordance with the Office for Fair Access requirements) and above all, investment in the postgraduate studentships mentioned above, led to an increase in the education deficit from £0.9 million to £1.4 million.

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empty rooms. The corresponding 3.3% increase in related expenditure to £2.4 million resulted in a modest increase in the accommodation deficit to £116,000. We aspire to breakeven on the rent account but are also constrained by welfare considerations for our students at a time of tightening budgets.

Income from catering fell by 8% to £0.7 million, a disappointing result. A fall of 1% in related expenditure to £1.2 million led to a widening of the catering deficit to £0.5 million. Student spend in Hall rose by 8% over the year to £3.68 per day in the Easter Term 2017, an encouraging result but still way short of breakeven. The number of undergraduates using the Hall remained at 372, although utilisation by postgraduate students fell from 95 to 90 over the year. Following the external

We expect to spend more on education than we receive in fees in the pursuit of our charitable objectives. We do however continue to lose money on the catering and rent accounts, given the high

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cost of labour and of maintenance of our historic buildings. With the ability to raise prices constrained by welfare considerations, we must look to investment income and conference revenues to offset these losses and trust that these revenue streams can show some resilience to external events.

It was not possible to match last year’s record level of cash generation, although 2017’s figure of £1.65 million remains a good result. Annual benchmarking exercises with other colleges suggest that Selwyn is amongst the most efficiently run. Cost control remains a priority, with a robust annual budgeting process in place. The positive cash flows of recent years mean we are beginning to climb aboard the ‘virtuous circle’, where internally-generated funds are invested in the endowment, producing stronger cash flow, which is in turn invested in the endowment.

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Comparative Returns 20.0% 18.0% 16.0% 14.0% 12.0% 10.0% 8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% 1 year

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Buildings and Estate Maintaining the college’s listed and historic buildings is one of the major costs, with an annual depreciation charge of £1.8 million (23% of total expenditure) set aside to cover their upkeep and replacement. Capital expenditure on buildings amounted to £0.8 million, with a further £0.5 million on fixtures, fittings and equipment.

During the year, the college continued preliminary design work on Phase III of Ann’s Court, a mixeduse building that will house a new library on the upper two floors and a flexible auditorium space on the ground floor. This will in turn allow the conversion of the existing library into a new college archive and will create up to eight additional teaching and seminar rooms. Investment in high-quality facilities to attract and retain the best students and staff against increasing international competition remains a key part of the college’s strategy and this building will

support that objective. Planning permission for the new building is now being sought from the City Council and is expected in April. It is hoped to complete the project in the summer of 2020 at a cost of around £12.3 million.

Donations The college is dependent on donations and benefactions to build its endowment and investment income, to provide direct support for core activities such as student bursaries and grants, new teaching and research posts and capital expenditure. This year the college received £0.9 million in donations and £1.2 million in new endowments (compared to £0.9 million and £1.8 million respectively last year). It also received £4.9 million in capital grants (£1.3 million last year). This represents a vital source of revenue and the college is indeed appreciative of the generosity of its alumni, friends and supporters.

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Investments The college’s investment portfolio amounted to £56.6 million at 30 June 2017, compared to £51.1 million the previous year. A combination of new money (£3.1m) and solid investment performance (£2.4m) has continued the positive development of the portfolio.

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The total return on the portfolio amounted to 8.1% for the year. This represented an underperformance relative to the Cambridge University Endowment Fund (CUEF) and the ARC charity indices that we use as a benchmark but is a reflection of the defensive nature of the portfolio. The college’s average annual return for the last three years has been 9.2%, 9.9% over the past five years and 9.7% over seven years.

Investment income grew by 12% to £1.7 million: a good performance at a time when interest on cash deposits is barely positive and the yield on the 10-year gilt is around 1.4%. Cash holdings increased to 13% as the college prepares for Phase III of Ann’s Court, equity weightings eased by 5% to 71%, with property and fixed-interest holdings of 16% making up the balance.

Relative to other colleges, the chart opposite shows that in 2017, Selwyn had around 37% of the average college endowment but 100% of the average student numbers, suggesting that we use our limited resources extremely well.

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Outlook The financial position is stronger than for many years, although the college continues to incur losses in educating, feeding and housing students.

The current level of endowment income, though increasing, remains insufficient to offset these losses, and we remain vulnerable to influences beyond our control. Fees are returning to the political centre stage; recent events confirm the reliance of the conference business on geopolitical stability; and investment income depends on a positive economic and financial background, neither of which can be depended upon. The college has much to be proud of: it remains successful academically and is a strikingly vibrant community. It must now look to protect and develop these qualities in the future.

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Senior Tutor’s Report The life of a Cambridge Senior Tutor is rarely dull and it is often both demanding and fulfilling in equal measure. At Selwyn in 2016-17 this was certainly the case. We have recruited some excellent new fellowship colleagues and said farewell to some other valued friends. We have seen our students produce record numbers of firsts and fewer lower seconds and thirds than for several years. Our admissions team has recruited excellent participants for a wide range of events for potential applicants and we saw applications for undergraduate places reach an all-time high of 560 applicants for our 120 places (only for the record to be smashed again in 2017-18). We have seen our investment in graduate studentships pay off handsomely in the form of some impressive new recruits to our MCR. Our men’s and women’s football teams have excelled, our badminton team too. Numerous individuals have represented the university with distinction in a range of sports. The musical, dramatic and wider co-curricular life of the college is as rich as ever.

I could go on listing achievements in this vein, but instead wish to focus on four issues. The first is one that excites national and international attention: student mental health and wellbeing.

Selwyn is no exception to a pattern that has been evident throughout the western world for some years and that is exacerbated by the underfunding of NHS provision. University resources are stretched and there are limits to what either tutors or student welfare officers can, or should as nonprofessionals, provide. Our response has been greatly aided by the Dawson Fund benefaction. We have sought to ensure that students have access to appropriate counselling or other support in timely fashion and to strive to take steps to promote greater awareness and resilience in parallel to this.

Working with professional external partners, we have made a sound beginning and will hopefully continue to be regarded as a model of good practice in this area across the university.

Secondly, we have expanded our recruitment, widening participation and other outreach activities into some new activities. Backed by generous benefactors, our Selwyn summer school residential is now well established and has been fine-tuned by the admissions tutors and schools liaison officer. It yields us excellent applicants as well as raising aspirations amongst participants.

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In particular, we have focused on expanding the scope of subject-specific events in such subjects as Law, Slavonic Studies and Italian. The latter was particularly successful in 2017 and included engagement with teachers as well as with pupils.

Feedback has been extremely positive and we hope to expand the range of subjects that provide such events in the future.

Another development has been the expansion of our funds for targeted financial assistance for students. Alongside the general student welfare provision, bursaries and travel grants that remain at the heart of our student support, there are a number of funds, most the result of alumni benefactions, that allow us to make grants to students for subject-related and other vacation activities. These include support for those who wish to undertake such things as dissertation research, unpaid internships, academic related travel, science projects, medical or veterinary electives, and language work. These are a growing complement to the older-established non-academic related travel funds or the Hermes and Sirens Club-supported grants to those who play university sports. Reading the applications has been inspiring and a great reminder of the excellence and commitment of our students in all that they undertake. We remain behind other colleges in our provision in this regard, as we do in book or equipment grants, but we are moving forward pleasingly and the range of support is growing. Some funds are being grown, some new grants will be offered for the first time in 2018 and others are under discussion with donors.

Lastly, I should mention the new initiative to encourage greater number of undergraduate applications from Indian students living and studying in India. The numbers of Indian students applying to Cambridge has for some time been lower than we would like, which is something we hope to redress by making it less onerous for Indian students to apply. A Selwyn alumnus has been closely and generously involved with developing this important initiative over the past two years, and in November I led the intercollegiate team that went to Mumbai to conduct interviews. Twenty-two of the current offers made to Indian students (out of 36) were interviewed in Mumbai, which is a very promising start. The total number is a significant increase on recent levels of offers.

Further recruitment visits to Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore will be taking place in the summer, and we will again be interviewing in India in 2018.

The college is in good heart. The triennial review by the Senior Tutors’ Committee of our academic and welfare provision found little fault with our offering and has shared a number of examples of what we do as best practice for other colleges to follow, notably our appointment of Directors of Studies for one-year Masters students, our support for part-time students, and the good working relationships between those running the college and the representatives of the JCR and MCR. It is our ambition to be at the heart of the university

and to set standards for others to emulate. We are making good progress towards fulfilling the ambition just as the new developments in West and Northwest Cambridge are making us geographically central to Cambridge University as never before.

Mike Sewell

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Where does your support go?

All donations to Selwyn make a difference. They might help to endow a teaching post or simply enable a student to make the most of their time here. When it comes to student support, about 25% of our undergraduates are in receipt of some form of bursary or grant. Although we would like to give extra support to many more of our students, we can’t currently afford to do so. Those grants we do give are carefully means-tested and awarded to those in greatest need.

Here’s what a few of our students have told us about the difference a grant or bursary can make:

“Receiving a Cambridge Bursary has made Cambridge and Selwyn feel inclusive. Coming from a comprehensive school, and a single parent household where money has sometimes been a worry, both myself and my mum were unsure about how to fund my degree. This would have been a worry which would

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have plagued me had I not received a generous bursary. The travel grant I received allowed me to fulfill a lifelong dream of mine to visit Iceland, somewhere I had wanted to visit since I opened my first Geography textbook at school. I never imagined that I would be able to get up close to the glaciers and volcanoes of which I had only ever seen pictures. This trip has since helped me immensely to visualise the processes I’m now learning about in third year. As a recipient of multiple bursaries and grants I can’t say thank you enough, for not only giving me the possibility to study at Cambridge, but also for making my experience at Selwyn more than I could have ever believed possible when I applied.”

Emma Harper (2015, Geography) Recipient of a means-tested bursary

“The bursary I received is helping me so much.

It really means a lot to me to be able to focus on my studies during the term whilst being able to get involved in activities such as theatre and sport as well. Especially with the reassuring thought that my college, Selwyn, is there for me along the way.”

“The bursary made it possible for me to concentrate on my studies and on making friends in first year. Instead of panicking about how to make my student loan last and spending all my free time applying for holiday jobs, I was able to make the best possible start at Cambridge.”

Imane Bou-Saboun (2017, Linguistics) Recipient of a means-tested bursary

Catherine Watts (2014, MML French and German) Recipient of a means-tested bursary

“Receiving a bursary has allowed me to live independently while I’m at university.

Knowing my financial situation is secure has helped me to be able focus on both my studies and my contribution to college and university life.”

“During the summers of both first and second year, I received a travel grant from Selwyn to go up to the Edinburgh Fringe. In my first year, I co-directed Hamlet, the inaugural production of the Cambridge University Shakespeare Players; the following year I directed Sarah Kane’s Crave.

The travel grant allowed me to see even more theatre and immerse myself in the fringe experience, which has hopefully equipped me well for a career as a theatre director!”

Harry Gibbins (2016, History) Recipient of a means-tested bursary

Myles O’Gorman (2015, English) Recipient of a travel grant

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“Without the bursary I would not be able to study at university. It has been absolutely essential to cover rent and food costs, and has meant I can approach my studies without being held back by the worry of finances.

Thank you so much for your generosity.”

Alex Thompson (2014, Medical Sciences) Recipient of a means-tested bursary

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A Year in Pictures

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Development and Alumni Relations Report Individuals who pick up a copy of the Selwyn Annual Report for the first time are often impressed by the sheer number of alumni and friends who support the college each year. In 2017 a total of 1,705 alumni and friends made donations, which cumulatively enabled almost every facet of college and student life to be improved in some way. On behalf of everyone at Selwyn, I would like to thank all of you who were able to contribute; it really is most kind of you to help.

Of course, when we talk about helping the college – we really mean helping the hundreds of Selwyn students, particularly those from less affluent backgrounds. In this report, we’ve included a small number of examples of how your donations make a difference. Often the amounts involved are not huge – but that doesn’t mean they are not significant or sometimes life-changing to those who receive help. And whilst over the next year or so the college will be attempting to raise larger sums to pay for its new library and auditorium, it’s essential that we don’t lose sight of the importance of the hundreds of more modest donations, which provide the bursaries, grants, equipment and outstanding teachers that help our students to make the most of their time at Selwyn and Cambridge.

Events Providing opportunities for alumni and friends to get together is one of the most important things we do. We like to say that although, each year, we bid farewell to our graduating students, what we’re really doing is welcoming them to the much larger

“This is just to say how much we enjoyed the guided tour of the Cézanne Portraits exhibition and what a privilege it was to have the gallery to ourselves.”

community of Selwyn alumni and friends – something we hope they will be part of for life. For this to be true, we need to provide ways for you to stay in touch with each other and with the college.

Thus it’s important that we provide regular opportunities for our alumni and friends to meet

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up socially, to network and continue to enjoy the privileges of being part of one the best colleges in a world-class university. Including the programme of year-group reunions, my colleagues Shona Winnard and Chris McDonald organise over 40 events each year, in Cambridge, London, internationally and regionally, and we look forward to welcoming you to one of these at some point over the next 12 months. An events brochure for 2018 is now available, and updates and links to our secure online booking facility can be found on the college website or via our regular e-news updates and social media.

If in doubt – simply phone us (01223 767844) and we’ll be happy to reserve places for you.

“Thanks for the increased communications and social media from the college. I have indeed noticed the increased visibility of Selwyn in my reading and it’s been quite welcome. Out here on the dusty Pacific Rim, it’s nice to feel close to the happenings on Grange Road.

I really do appreciate your expanded efforts to share so much with American alumni. I feel immense pride and care for the college.”

In 2017 we wanted to recognise the many generous individuals who had been supporting the college, at any level, for 10 years or more. A well-attended 10 year donors’ lunch emerged, preceding our annual Family Day celebrations in July. Later in the year we held our first and highly successful ‘Family Formal’ whereby the parents and guardians of final year students were invited to experience a special Saturday night student formal. Many of the parents of our current students have become Friends of Selwyn – and providing opportunities for the families of our students to experience something of college life is now a regular and much appreciated part of our programme.

In April, the Master and I visited Hong Kong and Melbourne where we were able to meet with many alumni including Honorary Fellows Sir David Li and Robert Cripps who kindly hosted events for Selwyn guests. Later in July, we took full advantage

This striking image was captured by 4th year Engineering student Markos Loizou. Markos was a recipient of a grant from the 1987 Fund, established by alumni David and Annabelle Ball, to support Engineering and Geography students. The grant enabled Markos to carry out a project to design and build an electronic trigger device that allowed him to take high-speed images with his standard camera.

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of the Selwyn Chapel Choir’s tour to California where performances in the prestigious cathedrals of San Francisco and San Diego provided memorable opportunities for alumni gatherings organised in conjunction with Cambridge in America.

Cambridge colleges love their traditions, and at Selwyn we’re no exception. But we also constantly look for ways to keep our events attractive, to innovate and experiment so that they appeal to alumni across the generations. If you have suggestions for new events, or ways we can improve what we do, we would be pleased to hear from you. And finally, if you’re unable to join us at our events for any reason but would like to meet up, please let me know and either I – or one of my colleagues – will be happy to come and see you.

Fundraising There was a good deal of coverage in the media during 2017 about charities that were unscrupulous and aggressive in their fundraising methods.

Rightly, there was a public outcry about such practices, and new legislation is now in place that should help ensure these abuses are things of the past. At Selwyn we have always aspired to the very highest standards of fundraising conduct and full details of our code of practice and how we store your data may be found at www.selwynalumni.com/college-donations-policy and www.selwynalumni.com/privacypolicy.

The college has continued to enjoy tremendous philanthropic support from its alumni and friends and during the last financial year (1 July 2016 – 30 June 2017) a total of £6,988,501 was received as income from donations, new endowments and capital grants. Thank you.

In December, Development Manager, Danielle Bradshaw, organised another very successful telephone campaign which resulted in donations of £327,000 – our highest ever total! The calling group comprised 12 talented and personable students, and you’ll read elsewhere how much they enjoyed being (temporarily) part of the college’s development team. During the campaign they talked to 790 individuals, and I hope that all of you who were called enjoyed the conversation. The funds raised will allow the college to disburse means-tested bursaries and hardship grants, ensuring that your money goes where it is most needed. If we weren’t able to get through to you and you would like to help, there is a donation form with this report with all the relevant details.

Some of you who were called wanted to give advance support to the forthcoming capital project to build a new library and auditorium, which we

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Catherine Watts “I did not expect to have so much fun! I spoke to so many people from so many eras with so many amazing memories of Selwyn – and shared some of my own. Did you know black holes are like lions?”

Imane Bou-Saboun “I feel that this telephone campaign has definitely changed the way I think about university in the longer prospect of life. While doing Thank You calls I was just so grateful to be able to have enlightening conversations with such inspiring and humble people. Former students like me who have given me some pieces of advice I’ll cherish for the duration of my experience and beyond.”

Sam Comb “During the campaign I heard so many wonderful stories about people’s lives since Selwyn, which has actually made me look forward to what I may one day achieve. So many people had wonderful stories about their times at Selwyn also, maybe that’s why I was able to stay on the phone to one person for over an hour without getting bored! I definitely enjoyed the time and may well be back next year.”

The student callers after the successful telephone fundraising campaign.

expect to start building early in 2019, once final permissions have been received. We’ll be writing to all of our alumni during the year and offering the chance to be part of this once-in-a-lifetime project, which will include opportunities to have your name on a brick or a paving stone for example. There is also the possibility to name a room within the new building and if you would like to discuss this, please let me know. Our behind the scenes fundraising has gone well with just over £10m now received or pledged, leaving a shortfall of £2.3m in order to reach our ambitious target of £12.3m.

Although not directly part of the new library project, we’re often asked what the fate of the ‘old library’ will be and I’m delighted to report that the college intends to retain this much loved building, upgraded and refurbished as a flexible suite of teaching rooms for seminars and supervisions. Such a teaching centre will greatly enhance our education provision during term time, and during the vacations will provide useful breakout spaces for the many conference and summer school activities which, as the Bursar writes, now provide such an important contribution to the college’s income.

A relatively new area of philanthropy is individuals supporting our graduate students who wish to take up offers of MPhils or PhDs at Selwyn. Our graduate community today comprises 260 students and we’re very grateful to those who

have recently provided funds that allow Selwyn to make early offers of fully funded positions. This in turn allows us to attract some truly outstanding young researchers who significantly enhance our academic community. The Senior Tutor has written about the importance of our graduate community and we hope that more of our graduate alumni might, in time, help us to provide more support for these students.

Legacies As a nation we seem to be becoming more comfortable with talking about legacies, and making and sharing plans for the distribution of our estates when we die. The various tax benefits of leaving bequests to charities like Selwyn are more widely understood and we’ve noticed a growing number of enquiries from alumni who are interested in helping the college in this way.

If you are planning to include Selwyn in your Will, it’s helpful for us to know – not least so we can thank you and provide any additional information you might need. A list of all current legators can be found on the 1882 Society page towards the end of this report.

“I wanted to say how much I have enjoyed reading the latest Selwyn magazine – full of good things.”

Communications Each year, more and more people keep abreast of college news via social media and particularly Facebook, Instagram or Twitter which enables us to share stories, images and information with our friends at the same time, wherever they live in the world. Whenever possible, we like to hear and share your news as well, so please keep us in mind if you have something that your fellow Selwynites might like to know about. Less instant – but no less important – is our commitment to continue with our print publications such as this, which we know many of you enjoy. You are of course welcome to opt-out of receiving print publications should you wish – or any other communication that we send you. We’ll always respect your preferences as to how the college remains in touch with you.

We’ll be writing to you again in June with the next issue of the Selwyn magazine and also to share with you the details of the library and auditorium appeal. But in the meantime, thank you for your tremendous support over the year and please don’t hesitate to use my contact details below if there are any matters that you would like to discuss.

Mike Nicholson | Development Director mgn24@cam.ac.uk | 01223 330403

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Record of Donors

1936 Mr C J Hinchcliffe† 1943 Mr P G Clements Mr T H Dixon 10, 1882† 1944 Mr A P Brown Mr M I D Sutherland 1945 Mr R P Harvey Mr M R B Taylor10 1946 Mr V J Batten Mr J R Belbin Mr D G N Hunter10 Mr R A Myers10 Mr R D Pope† The Revd C P Searle 1947 Very Revd P Haynes10 1948 Rear Admiral J E K Croydon 10 Mr J B Jenkins1882† Sir David Lumsden10 Mr D E Nicoll-Griffith10 † Dr M W Pascoe10 1949 Dr P C Croghan10 The Revd Prebendary J T Hayward Mr L E Head10 Mr A H Lines Mr G F Saunders10 1950 Mr H J de Voil† Sir David Harrison10, 1882 Mr B S Jackson10 Dr C M P Johnson10, 1882 The Revd B W Jones Mr W H Jones10, 1882 The Revd G M Rider10, 1882 Mr D A Saltmarsh10 Mr J D C White10† Dr A A Wilkinson†

I would like to extend my sincere thanks on behalf of the Fellows, students and staff to all those who have supported Selwyn College during the period from 1st January 2017 – 31st January 2018. The following names are supplemented by many alumni and friends who wish to remain anonymous.

We would also like to thank all those who have notified us that they have included Selwyn in their Will, thus becoming members of the 1882 Society.

This special way of supporting the college is greatly appreciated. Members are indicated by 1882.

The college is immensely grateful for the loyal support of those individuals who have been generously supporting Selwyn continuously for 10 years or more. They are indicated by 10.

We recognise those who have been able to donate at the Master’s Circle level of £10,000 or more and the Patrons level of £1,500 or more during 2017.

Friends of Selwyn Choir can be found listed at the end of this record.

Alumni who continue to support sport at Selwyn are listed under the Vickerstaff Sports Bursary Scheme and the Permanent Henley Fund.

With best wishes,

1951 Mr G Arch The Revd Prebendary A R Bould10 Mr M M Brown10† Mr B E Day† Mr J E Farr1882 Mr A J Forward Mr R P Ground10 Mr K A Hearne10 The Revd M R Jackson10 Mr D B T Jones Mr F E Roberts Professor P Stanley10 Mr J C Swift1882† Professor AMC Waterman One Anonymous Donor 1952 Dr J Craske Mr R C Hudd10 Mr P Lancaster10 Mr I M Slocombe10 Mr B P Stanley Mr J Wills10 Mr P J Withers10 1953 Mr P D Atkinson10 Mr R Beaumont10 Mr J A C Edwards10 Mr N J Griffin

The Revd HarcourtNorton Mr R B King Mr T Kittle† Mr M K Palfreman10 Mr C L Rice10 Mr R G Warwick10 The Revd Canon W H Williams Two Anonymous Donors 1954 Mr R S Bainbridge The Revd K M Burghall The Revd M P Chappell† Mr B A Coe10, 1882 Mr R E Daisley10 Mr D N Flinn10 Mr D A Hammersley 1882 Professor O J Hanson10, 1882 Mr R A Hewitt10 Mr J G Kerslake† Dr R K Medd1882 Mr D A Palgrave10 Dr F E Robson10 Mr D G R Salmond10 Mr I M Thomas1882 Dr R Tuffnell Mr J F Wainwright10 One Anonymous Donor 1955 Dr A J Brown10 Mr D A Hedley Mr G Hewitson10, 1882† Professor D R Lloyd10 Mr D L Mayer Dr M G Morris10, 1882 Mr R S Newberry10, 1882 Sir David Ratford10, 1882 Mr D J Salmon10 The Revd J C Stallard10 Mr P L Sulley10 The Revd R B Swift Mr G W M Thomas10 Mr B E Wardley† Mr M W Wilkinson10 Two Anonymous Donors 10, 1882 1956 Mr J Balls Mr D K Bisatt10, 1882 Mr G H Brindley Mr J N Brown Dr G R Clarke10, 1882 Professor Emeritus G E Connah Dr J D Cullington10, 1882 Dr R A P Curtis10 Mr W D Easterbrook10 Mr C G J Emmins† Mr W F Gelson10 Mr A R Heppenstall10 Mr T J Jones10 Dr R Moreton10 Mr C K Preston Mr L Scott10, 1882 Mr R R Scott Dr R O C Summers Mr D E Tisdall Dr M K Wang10 Mr H S C Webber Mr D A L Whitbread† Two Anonymous Donors 1882 1957 Mr H W Allen1882

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Dr L R I Baker10 The Revd M J Balchin1882 Mr A V S Bryan Mr R C Bryden10 Mr D S Casstles10 Dr M Cousins The Revd P A Crowe The Revd Canon J W Dilnot10, 1882 Dr C D Dobson10 Mr A Fawley1882 Mr J J Q Fox Mr J G Gaddes10, 1882 Mr J D P Hall10 The Venerable A M Handley Mr M J Hughes Professor R Hull Mr G ab I Owen10 Mr K M R Price10 Mr B H Raper10† Mr R A Richardson Mr C F Rosell† Dr T W D Smith Dr B V Spence Mr R T Weston Dr R H Whitaker10, 1882 Mr C P Wilson10 Dr J M Young10 1958 Mr R B Bamford Mr A G F Barr Dr B E P Beeston Mr J B Brenner Dr D H Brooks Mr J H Clark Dr P H M Cooper10, 1882 Dr A R Dick10 Dr R E Dolby10 Mr W A K Edmonds Dr M H Forbes10 Mr R C Hadaway10 Mr J M Hardwick The Rt Revd Lord Harries of Pentregarth Mr R G Hood-Wright10 Mr J M A Houghton Mr D E N B Jones10, 1882 The Venerable M L Lesiter Mr I A Nelson10 Mr M G Nutt Mr F N Peacock The Revd P L Sibley Dr D J Wilkinson10 1882† Mr J R Williams Mr L J Woodhead10 1959 Mr G L H Alderson Mr R D Atkinson Emeritus Professor R M N Bell Mr M Biscoe Dr H E Bishop Mr D T Bryson Dr M Chown Colonel A G H Curtis10 Mr W B C Evans Mr D S Grover10, 1882 Mr T W Hendy10, 1882 Mr D J C Hindley10, 1882 Mr D C Hogg† Mr G S Hood10, 1882 Mr R E Jeffs & Mrs F Jeffs10, 1882

Mr P E Kingman Professor A M Morris Dr D Reay Mr S P Robinson10, 1882 Mr J D Ryan10 Mr R C Shipley10 Dr J P Slater Mr D H Stewart Mr T A M Waller10 Mr P R F White 1960 Mr T A Almond1882 Mr A S Bell10 Dr P Bowen-Simpkins Mr M R Brown Mr D R Challen10, 1882 Mr R A Chatburn10 Mr J T Cragg The Revd Canon J N Craig Mr G L Grant Dr P F Hart Mr J R W Hearn Mr B J Hitchens Mr C Jump Mr E J Newton Mr H J Scrope Mr W D Stewart Dr J C W Tims Mr D W Trimble10 Mr M van den Driessche1882 The Revd Dr P H Vaughan The Revd Canon P K Warren Mr J C Wolters Five Anonymous Donors 1961 The Revd Canon I M Ainsworth-Smith Mr A D M Bannerman Mr K Carleton-Reeves1882 Professor J G Cleland Mr R G Cranmore10 Mr G M A Crawford10 Mr D C Dickinson Mr F I Duffield10, 1882 Dr A D N Gelson10 Mr P W Gibbs & Ms J Bailey Mr M M Hall1882 Mr D T Hill10, 1882 Dr R H Jones10 The Revd J H Lewis10 Sir David Li10 The Rt Reverend N S McCulloch Dr C J Pavelin10 Dr R J Preece10, 1882 The Revd C J Reed Mr R B Sainsbury10 Mr P J W Saunders10 Dr C A Scott10 Sir John Shepherd Mr L A Smy Mr W Treharne-Jones10 Mr C P Trye Two Anonymous Donors10 1962 Mr M E Baines1882 Mr J Bamford10 Mr J A Bowden Mr S A Burnett10 Mr D M Crompton

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1963 Mr J K Ayre Mr R A Bannerman The Revd Canon M C S Bever Mr D H Day10 The Revd Canon I J Fox Mr P E Gentry Mr D Gethin Dr A Hoyle Professor K Jeyapalan Dr A V Knapp Mr R M Knowles Mr R D W Lacey10 Professor G A Lane Mr A R Millinger10 Mr B E Norman Mr J F Powell Mr M Redmond Mr R A P Rowland Mr V K Saith The Revd Canon C M Smith10 Mr P J Smith Mr R J Snelson10 Mr G C Strickland10 Mr W A Tilden10 Mr R P Tranter Mr D M Wellman One Anonymous Donor 1964 Mr J H Avery10 Mr C D Butters10 Dr P Cartwright Mr H R M Clifton10 Mr S T Crompton Mr D R Dick Mr A S J Fraser Mr J P Gartside Mr J M Gorst1882 Mr R Gurney Mr R F Haysom10 Mr J M Jagger10 Mr R H C Legard1882 Dr J S Livingstone10 Mr J N Lyon

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Mr G O Marsh Mr C B S Mujahid Dr T C Osborn-Jones The Revd D T N Parry Mr P E Pritty Mr P M Wilkinson Dr J G Williams Mr D R Worlock One Anonymous Donor 1965 Mr D J Brain Professor T P Burns10 Mr K B Burrell Mr C D C Challis1882 Mr G F Coggins District Judge Cooper Mr J Cornelius Mr J Davey10 The Revd C B Dick Dr D L Dolman Mr D P M Dutton Dr S C Elphick Mr D M Evans Mr P E Farne Mr C R Gent Mr M A George Mr P F Knight Mr J D Moonie Mr J D Nicholas Mr D W W Norris Mr R A Packer10 Mr E J Pearson Dr S T Picraux10 His Honour Judge Radford10 Mr A P Richards Mr A J Ridgway Dr D Rowley-Jones Mr J M Rudram10 The Revd Canon L R D Ryder Dr J C Shortt The Rt Revd T Stevens Mr C J Tipping Mr R J Tomlinson Mr R S A Tuff 10 Sir Stephen Wall Mr R Watkin Four Anonymous Donors 1966 Mr J Barnard10, 1882 Mr T H Bartlam Mr R W J Branch The Revd Canon J M P Caldicott10 Dr A Cane10, 1882 Mr A H L Champion10 Dr P G Cleland His Honour Judge Collier The Revd D J Cowan Mr M I M Gardiner Dr J W V Grant Mr R J Hagon Mr P J Harcourt10 Revd Dr M E Harrison10 His Honour Judge Inglis Mr A C Jones10 Dr B J L Kilby10 Mr M J King Dr P J Lee10 † Mr J M Lyon Mr D S Mell Mr W J Parsons10 Mr D G Powell Mr R J Price10

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Dr P J Riley10 Mr D R Russell Mr D R Sherry Mr P L Tann Mr G C Taylor Dr D M Ward Mr C G B Warren10 Mr L V Waumsley Mr C D Wood One Anonymous Donor 1967 Mr C J Bevan Mr G Z Brassay10 Mr R Brookstein Mr M T Bruce Lockhart10 Mr R L Chadwick Mr D J Cole10 The Revd A R Coustick Mr S C Dart Mr R G Davies Mr C D E Ellis Mr A J Frost10 Dr J S Gibson His Honour Judge Halbert Professor R A Harrison Dr D R S Hedgeland10 Dr C J G Ives1882 Colonel S A S Miller10 Mr C G Mottram Mr A H Newman Mr O Ramsden Professor S E Reynolds Mr R B Shannon10 The Revd A M Tiltman Mr A D Waterhouse Mr R S Wigley Dr P J V Windows Two Anonymous Donors 1968 Brigadier A D Ball10 Revd D Barton Mr S J W Bate Mr D J Beckingham10 Mr D J Berdinner10 Mr S P Berry Dr D A H Birley Mr P F Burden10 Professor K W T Burridge Mr A T Chenhall10 Mr K J Coutts10 Mr M T Folger10, 1882 Mr R M P Hardy & Dr A M Hardy Mr E G Haythorne Mr T Heath Mr F K J Jackson Dr F Jones Mr J R N Lebon10 Mr C D Longhurst Mr P H Lunoe Emeritus Professor A M McGregor Mr H R Morrison1882 Mr J Pilkington Mr R B M Quayle The Revd M S Riley Mr S R Shaw10 Mr J A Swift Professor A W Tait Mr J K Taylor10 Mr R F Taylor Mr P R Thompson10 Mr J E G Vaux10

Mr R J Wade Mr R A Woollard Two Anonymous Donors 1969 Mr C J Candler His Honour Judge Carey Mr P B Cockburn Mr P J Collinson10 Mr P R Dale1882 Mr D Forbes10, 1882 Mr T J R Goode10 The Revd K G Howcroft The Hon M H Laing10 Dr W A Laurie The Venerable N S Mercer Commodore R C Pelly10 Mr J H Robinson Mr J E Rose10 Mr C J Shaw Mr M C B Spens10 Mr N Stansfield10 Dr P J Statham Revd Canon Dr I G Stockton10 Mr J P Tyndall10 Mr P B Venn10 Three Anonymous Donors 1970 Mr M E Barrell Dr C D R Borland10 Dr J D Buckmaster Mr J P Burgon Dr G E Evans10 Mr D I Field10 Mr S J Hughes Mr M J H Johnston10 Mr P G R Lloyd10 Mr J A Malcolm Mr R A Morrison Mr J A Rudofsky1882 Mr M A Seaman10 The Revd J A Silk10 Mr D J M Sweet Dr K J Thorley10 Mr S K Towsey10, 1882 Mr R C Wainwright10, 1882 1971 Mr A J Brame Mr R D Chase Mr S J Chatwin Mr P A Collister10 Dr R A Dealey Mr R J Diprose Mr D R Halliday10 Mr M E Hodgson Mr P W Hudson The Hon R J Laing Dr M J Leone Dr R H Lindner Mr A G M McEwan1882 Mr B W Measures Mr D A Ray Dr S Rayner Mr T R Simmons Mr D W Skinner10 Mr G P Tyler Dr C J Wales10 Mr J P Wearing10 Mr N T West Four Anonymous Donors10 1972 Dr I K Barton10

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Dr B D Cutler Mr C J Dawson Mr R de Mello Kamath Mr D D Denton10, 1882 Professor T I Fenner Mr J R Harris1882 Mr R A M Harvey1882 Mr N Hensman The Very Revd K B Jones Mr P R Kingston Mr B G H Lamberty10 Mr J Lusted10 The Revd D F Mawson Mr J B McVittie1882 Professor V Nutton10 Mr G L Osborne Mr J F Place Mr M A Potter10 Dr R M J Price10 Mr M Rycraft Mr C T Shepherd10, 1882 Mr J C S Taylor Mr D J Vinney Mr A C J Wainwright Mr R J Walker Dr J S Watson Mr G J Whybird1882 † Major P H Williamson10 Two Anonymous Donors10

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Mr C S Craig10 Dr R P T DavenportHines Mr J A N Ellis Mr D B Fox Dr R F A Gardner Mr C P George Mr J R Harrison10 Dr M P Houghton1882 Mr S K Lewis Mr J P Naylor Mr K R Nuttall Mr M P Owen10, 1882 Dr S Paetke Mr R N C Parker1882 Mr P C Sells10 Mr G P Sigsworth10 Mr J S van Hasselt Mr C A Walsh Four Anonymous Donors 1973 Mr P D Bunting10 Mr S Cambridge10 Mr S Chamberlain The Revd Dr A J Craig10 Mr D B England Mr A W Hardy Dr N K Harrison10 Mr P A Hunter Professor K Jones & Mrs L C Jones10 Mr D J King Dr D M Levy10 Mr A P J Limbach Mr A J Partington10 The Revd Dr E S Perry10 Mr R A Porter10 Mr P B A Renshaw Mr J S Richardson

Mr J E B Roberson Mr M A Rosner Dr N J D Scarlett Mr A M Stevens Mr A G Wade10 Mr R H R Wilson10 Dr P A Winston10 Three Anonymous Donors 1974 Mr P A Brooks10, 1882 Mr N J Bucknell Mr W S Cowell10, 1882 The Revd D B Foster10 Mr M D Gledhill Mr A S Lake Mr E B Lambourne10 Mr A E Macfarlane Mr A R Manning-Cox Mr J K McDonald Mr J P Morgan Mr H A Rayment Mr S N Seaton1882 Dr P N Stidolph Mr D N Tatlock10 Mr L Telford Mr A Todd Mr O J Traylor10, 1882 Dr N J C Tyler Mr D H Waters Mr F R Weston Mr N L Wheeler Mr M A Wrobel Two Anonymous Donors 1975 Mr S F Adams Mr C J Barnett Dr W J Bevan Mr M J Brearley10

Professor P M Brickell10 Mr A P Chandler Mr N H Coates Dr C ACornishLawrence10 Mr G J Croydon1882 Mr S Ellis10 Professor Sir David Fish10 Mr K J Ford Mr M E Garbett10 Dr B P Henwood Mr F P Herzig10 Mr B J Hornsby10 Mr P R Langston The Revd R R J Lapwood Mr G P Matthews Mr N PaknadelGlensman10 The Revd Canon Dr M W S Parsons10 Mr N J Roberts10 Mr A B Rose10 Mr M J Scott Mr S H W Spencer Mr W R Stanton Mr R J Stead Mr S P Summers10 Mr P W Tillott Mr S R Tromans10 Mr M R Weston-Smith10 Mr N P Wickenden Mr A R Witkowski10 Three Anonymous Donors 1976 Mrs S E Ashcroft10 Mrs R A Boyle10 Mr S K Butcher

Mrs C C Carey Matts & Mr J W Matts Ms C C Coates Mrs J C Cribb & Mr N Cribb1882 Mr J H Cross & Mrs S M Cross Mr P K Fox10 Mr J A C S Greaves Mr A J Head Mr P Howard Mr C S Hyatt10 Mr I K Jackson10 Dr G E Jones Mr R Macfarlane10 Dr A S McNelly The Reverend R C Mills10 Miss F J Morrison1882 Mr A Mundy Mr F Nation-Dixon Mr P New Mr S C Phillips & Mrs S J Phillips Dr W R Pitt Mrs R M Rowland Mr I G Stanley Mr M D Struckett10 Dr B W Tolley Mrs K D Weber Miss C B A Whalley Mrs R J Wilshaw & Dr P R Wilshaw Ms S M Wilson Two Anonymous Donors 1977 Miss B A R Allen10 Ms S Ashby1882 Mr D J Beeley10

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Amber Morgan (2015, Biological Natural Sciences) “I am so grateful to the college for providing me with the bursary - without it I would be really struggling financially and I think I would have had quite a different university experience - so thank you!”

Dr S H Brewer Mr S Broadbent The Revd D M Brooke Mr B Chesterfield10 Professor J S Dennis Mr M E Dunn Miss L H Dupre Mr J M Featherby Mrs R F Fogg10 Ms H J Gibbons10 Mr K D Gosling Mr C P Grant Dr A J R Hudson Mr M S Hutchinson Mrs B G Jullien Mr G W Latham10 Mr M N Maggs1882 Mr P A Manning Mr J D Marsden10 Mr A J B Norman10 Miss R E O'Connell10, 1882 Dr T R Perrior Ms G E Phillips10 Mr D Potts Dr I C Richards & Ms J R Jones Professor W M C Rosenberg Professor N M Slee Mr N A Stothard Mr J R Taylor10 Mr A S R Trapp10 Dr R Unsworth10 Mrs C L Walker Dr B J Williams & Mr N A Swinnerton One Anonymous Donor 1978 The Revd T R Albin Mrs C D Armitage Mr P R Bennell10 Mrs E J Fewster & Dr S D Fewster Mrs C Fortune Dr S E Foster Mr T Freeman10 Mr M P Hamilton Mrs P S Jagger10 Dr H J Longhurst10 Ms D Lowther10, 1882 Mr M J Lum10 Mrs C A Meredith10 Mrs H A Metcalf Dr B Morgan Mr G D Quarry1882 Mr I Thomas & Mrs J M Thomas The Rt Revd the Bishop of Huntingdon Mrs H N J Tudor10

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Ms J Y Whitehouse Mr P A Willatt10 Two Anonymous Donors 1979 Mr K S Brown & Ms H M Nixseaman10 The Revd Dr S J Cox Mrs J M Francis & Revd J M Francis Mr P A Gudgeon Mr E M Harley Mr J K Hart10 Dr F M Hines Mr L A Hopkins10 Ms H M M Jones10 Dr M Lambert The Revd Dr B Leathard10 Mrs C M R Lloyd Morgan Mr H J Morgan10 Mr C R Peggram Mrs J C Reast Dr P W Riley Mr D A Roper10 Ms S R Stonehill10 Professor F W Tam The Revd A J Wadsworth Dr D M Walker10 Two Anonymous Donors 1980 Mr A J Bamford Mr S J G Breslin10 Mr G H Davies Mr A J Field Dr P S Jarrett Mr M D Maclean & Mrs N E Maclean Mr R P Maddams Dr P D Marshall Dr C M Pereira Revd C W Rogers & Revd Canon J E E Charman Mr J T H Root Mr H W Rutherford10 Dr H Ryder Mr M J Schmale Dr P L Spargo10 Mr R G Sudbury10 Mr N C West Mr P D Woodman One Anonymous Donor 1981 Ms G A A Asbury Mr I G Ashby Mr G J Bevan Mr J C P Calladine Mr N J Cross10 Ms A Davis Ms G Denne Mr R C S Denno

Dr J M Dinwoodie10 Mr P J V Drummond Mr P E Heasman Mr D A Horton & Mrs S Horton Mr R A C Jayawant10 Mrs M V S Blackman10 Mr M J E Peppitt & Mrs S M Peppitt10 Mr D P Wilde10 Miss S J Woodward One Anonymous Donor 1982 Mr R Bassil Mr T C Boden Mr C M Carter Mr J G Cooper Mr M A Croghan & Mrs J Croghan10 Mr P R Down & Mrs M Down10 Mr P Elder10 Mr S J Fry10 Miss J A Gilliver Mr D A Greenbank Mrs S E J Greenbank Dr C Hales10 Dr A P Harrington Mrs J A Hemming Mr J J A Hewlett Mr O H Lewis-Barclay Mrs C L Llanwarne Mr S B Offen10 Mr S P Rees Dr D L Smith10, 1882 Ms J B C Strudwick Mr G C Stuart Mr A J Tempest10 Dr D R Tooth Mrs A C Triossi Mr O S Wicken & Dr S R Wicken Mr S C Williams10 Three Anonymous Donors 1983 Dr S J S Chataway Professor S K Clark1882 Mr M A Coker Mr A M Coleman Mrs C Colston Mr M E Colston Mr G R D Cooke10 Mr J D M Griffiths10 Mr S A Guild Dr J A Hailey Mrs E K Howell Mr R Lancaster10 Mrs E M MacGregor Ms C L Maddox Mr H L L Meath Baker Mr A T Nind Mr M H Norris Dr A J North Mr M J Rogers Dr D J Ruiz Mr P G Shenton10 Mr D T Shepherd Mr M H Tufnell 1984 Mrs A J Beswick10 Dr A J R Bushby Mr G W Davies10 Mrs L S Elder

Mrs A Fearnall & Mr J H Fearnall Ms J K Fordham10 Miss C N Heppenstall Mr N Hunt Dr S E Kundu Mrs D E S Lee10 Dr M Motamed Mr C H Newman Mr A D K Pitcairn10, 1882 Mr S K Randall Mr A J Richardson10 Mr A D B Rimmer Mr C A E Spicer10 Mr P J Thacker10 Mrs S A Ward Mr S L Wellings Three Anonymous Donors 1985 Mr A E J Bagnall Mrs K Bliss Mr A K Chandaria Mr M A J Colyer10, 1882 Dr R M Cottam Mr N J Craggs Mrs V I Emmett Mr J W J Gillespie10 Professor S J Godsill & Mrs R M Godsill10 Mr C Godsmark & Mrs K E Godsmark Mr D C Heale10 Mr D E Hole Mr S P Humphrys10 Mr A D Jeffrey Dr T M Jones Miss P M Katayama Mr G A L Low Brigadier J C W Maciejewski Mrs V Nedderman10 Mr C C Parkman10 Professor A Philpott & Professor B D Simons Mr M H Temple10 Mr M Vines10 Mr J P L Woolf10 Two Anonymous Donors 1986 Mr H D Cardozo Mr J J W Cooper10 Mr C J F Coupland10 Mr T J Cutts10 Mr I M K Davis Mrs S Dowlatshahi Mr J A Ferrar10, 1882 Mrs R L Ferrari Mr A S Gray10 Ms U Hameed Mr P R D Havelock10 Mr I M Haynes10 Mr T A Hill Ms N R Jackson Mr W H Lock Dr F J F McLauchlan Ms I D Muller10 Mr M H Sims Dr G M A Sweetman Mr C A Tattersfield Professor C L H Warwick10, 1882 Two Anonymous Donors 1987 Mr T K E Allsop10

Mr A G Bloodworth10 Mr G S Boyle10 Mrs R Cairns The Revd J Collis10 Mr P C Craig Mr M C A Gibson Mr J R Hall Dr T A Hall The Revd S C Hillman Dr S A Lister Dr A J Martin Mr T B B Mitchell Mr H T Phillips & Dr H J Phillips Mr J W B Robinson10 Mr T J Rowland & Ms Y S Faruqi10 Mr N A Rushton Mr I C Skeels10 Mr D Wolfson Mr L Woods Dr R W Young Four Anonymous Donors 1988 Mrs J F Birrell Ms S L Bonnett Mr R D C Diggle & Mrs V M Diggle Ms H K Gourlay Miss H L Hague10 Dr P J Keown Mr R T Maxey Mrs A J Maxwell Mr S J McDonald10 Mr J H Pritchard Professor R B S Roden Mr M J Sloan & Mrs K Sloan Dr R G Warner10 Mrs J A L Webster Mr N C Willott Mr H W Wood10 The Revd L A Yates10 One Anonymous Donor 1989 Mr J R Cable10 Mr M T Carney Mrs A K S Crowley Ms N Darvish10 Mr E E Dix Perkin & Mrs F C Dix Perkin Dr D C Duffy Mrs L J Duncan Ms S L Garrett Mr C R Hendy & Mrs W J Hendy Ms C C Hudson † Ms C S Humphrey Mrs J C Ient Ms C E Joyner Mr C D Ludlam Mr P N Marson Mrs A Norton Mr A C Palmer Mrs J E Stevens & Mr M N Stevens Mr G J Walker1882 Dr J C Y Welch10 Mr T R Worthington Two Anonymous Donors 1990 Mr A Abu El-Ata Mr G I Arthurs Mr K C Beal

Mr N A Bowden Dr S E Brown Dr A R Clamp10 Mrs C E Cole Dr R J Daniels10 Mrs S C Dickinson Ms P A Goveas Mr M F Graham10 Dr N M W Haggett Mr D I Howells10 The Revd B H G James Mr A K Jaworski & Mrs R E Jaworska Miss C S Joicey10 Mr I A MacDonald Mrs S C Partridge & Mr D J Partridge10 Mr M S Radia10 Mr R T Ray Mrs K S Scholefield10 Mr S J Scholefield10 Mr D J Shaw Mr S D Slater10 Dr M Vindlacheruvu Miss C F M Williams10 Revd R M Worssam & Mrs D J Worssam Dr C Wuth 1991 Mr J N Abdey10 Dr N J Bell & Dr E M Bell Dr J M Ellery Mr A Goodwin Dr R Grover Mr J J Haywood Ms D M Isaac Mr G S Jagpal Mr P Lynn Mrs C H McCarthy10 Mr R J Milla10 Dr V S Muthu Ms E C Nott Mr C M Pitcher10 Mr J D Rand Mr J K Ratcliffe Dr D S Reynolds Mr B N Slingsby10 Mrs R A Thapa One Anonymous Donor 1992 Mr J W Auger Mrs C L Brooks Mr C N R Di Giorgio Mr T P Eagle Dr S Fairhurst Miss A J Geoghegan & Mr M A Brearley Mr A W Hall Ms L M Hardwick & Mr N P Tetley Dr P N Jones Ms M A Kalaugher Mrs F M Kaltenborn Mrs H J Lally10 Mr S C Low10 Dr M D Outram Dr W G Ovenden10 Dr D G Reavell10 Dr M D Rich & Dr A L Rich Miss N E J Shannon Mrs C J Stalker & Mr J W Stalker10 Mr I R Tillotson10 Dr L J Traynor10

Mr A D Wattam10 1993 Mr B J M Board Mrs R L Coppell Mr G E Daykin Mrs A E Gilbert Mr R T G Gilbert10 Mr S J Hall1882 Major D A Holdsworth Mrs P J Holt Mr J G Hooper10 Mr M M Hussain Dr V McDonald Dr D C Mengel Mr D S Rolling Ms E J Russell Mrs C L Skipsey & Mr M R Skipsey Mr K E Stenhouse & Mrs N S Stenhouse Mr B M Tibbalds10 Mrs L J Wallis Mr K A Whitehorn10 1994 Mr A M Azaham Dr A M Briggs Mr M Carleton10 Miss E Darlington Mr A M Dobson Dr W T H Gelson10 Mr N A Georgiadis Dr H S Goodridge Mrs R E Jackson Mr E G Kellie & Mrs A C F Newman Brown Dr N A Lawrence & Dr N J Lawrence Dr G D J Morton Dr A D Murray & Mrs A J Murray10 Mrs C M Purcell Mr S M Routledge Mr L J Small10 Mr A A Youatt & Dr J L Youatt Two Anonymous Donors 1995 Mr O J E Bage Mrs F J Barrett & Mr T W Barrett10 Dr J H Burford

Mr P J Cassidy Mrs C M Debray Mr T E Doyle10, 1882 Mr D H Gunn10 The Revd Dr S M Jones10 Mrs V Mitchell Mr W C O Moffett Dr C E Mulligan10 Dr J S W Orpin Mrs C L F Rhodes Ms C L Rousseau10 Three Anonymous Donors 1996 Mr R Baghirathan Mr O D C Cleary Mr A S Collier Mr I J Cushion The Revd Dr M E Dawn Dr H H Esmail10 Mr E T M Lane10 Mr T E Langley Dr K L Manning Mr T J Mayne Mr G D Morgan Mr R D Muir Miss H N Ruinard Mrs L M Secretan Dr A G Smith Dr M A Stevens & Dr K L Stevens Mr R G Thexton & Dr K M Young Two Anonymous Donors 1997 Dr D Baraldi Mr P C Bartlett & Mrs H L B Bartlett10 Mr M J Blank & Mrs J L Blank Mrs M L Boyes Mr M B Clark & Mrs A E Whiting Dr F Cunningham Mr J R Fletcher Mr A M Fraser10 Mr K J Kueres Ms L J Martin Mrs D T McNeil Mr A D Penny Mrs E C Ray Dr M R G Russell

Murray Chapman and Alex Jones (both 2017) gave a recital for members of the 1882 Society at the annual lunch.

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Mr J J Walsh10 The Revd Dr J A Walters Mr A Zanner One Anonymous Donor 1998 Mr J E Anstead Mrs J H Bartlett Mrs E A Barton Mr M Bond Mr G J Brook10 Mr S C Buxton Mr R M Cracknell Miss G F Ellis Mr D R Goldin Mr M J Janzarik Mr A Khair Miss R J Lawley Mr R A Ollerhead Captain O’Tuairisg Mr E M Sands Dr K Sedlenieks Mr G J Simpson & Mrs J A Simpson Mrs A E Styles & Mr T R Styles 1999 Mr D J H Ashcroft & Mrs E G Ashcroft Miss L A Brookes Mr G D Cazenove Mr M F Coffin10 Mr C W de Vries Miss C S Edwards Mrs C R Fearnhead10 Mr J J P Higgs Dr A D Howard Mr D Lad Mr A J Malone10 Dr E P Ragg Dr C S Ramloll Dr S M Southall The Revd Dr A E Starkie Professor H Takezawa Mr P Zachariou10 Two Anonymous Donors 2000 Mr V D Dhokia Miss K S J Dooley Dr M J Galtrey Mrs R R Gibbs Dr C W B Hall Miss E Hunter Mr O H Jones Mrs L M McBirnie Mr P A McComish Mr J C Myerscough Mrs G L Oliver Revd Canon Dr P R Raymont10

Dr J H Richens Mr N J F Sandars Dr M J T Stubbington Mr D J Swinburne10 Mr M Syngellakis Mr S J White Mr B M Williams One Anonymous Donor 2001 Dr P M Blakely1882 Miss L E Dunbar Mr J S Fleming Dr N J Gadsby Dr K P Kopper Dr M D Le Mr B D Michaelides Mrs K E Pearce & Dr A P Pearce Dr C J O Phillips Mr D R Renwick Dr S Talbot Mr M J Thompson One Anonymous Donor 2002 Mrs L M R Arnold Dr A H Gilkes & Ms C R Penny Mr T D Heal Mr D C Holland Miss H Kawaguchi Mr P W E Massey Mrs J A Neal Mr D J Robinson & Dr H J Robinson Dr M Seppel Miss C X Song The Revd Dr J W F Theodosius Dr K E A Veel1882 Mr P J Walker One Anonymous Donor 2003 Mr A Bacardit Albets Mr R N Bavishi Miss D E Black Mr J J D Callaghan Mr N J Christie Mr L Fitzjohn-Sykes Mr J R Galton Dr S J Gregson Mr J S Haughton Miss C M Hodkinson Mr P J May Mr T X Pomfrett Dr M Rodosthenous Mr R P Sidey Dr D Trocme Latter1882 Dr C V R Wilson Three Anonymous Donors

(2017, Natural Sciences) “The bursary has helped me purchase my own books, making reading around my subject much more convenient. I have also been able to explore opportunities that I wouldn’t have been able to consider without a bursary, such as: internships, volunteering abroad and language immersion programmes.”

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2004 Dr G C Barndollar Dr S Brogan Mrs A R T Combrink Mr R G Davies Ms L A Edwards & Mr R Dawson Mr C D M Elton Miss A R Howell Mrs A R Jackman Mr P G Jones Mr J D Lawrence Dr A J X Lee Miss L C Merkin Mr N B R Miere Mr F J Mills IV10 Dr A P Owen Mr S J A Paine Mr C W Paley-Smith† Mr M H Perera Mr R M Shah Dr B J Snook Dr E A Turner & Mr J P Turner Mr N H E Wright & Miss V A Marshall One Anonymous Donor 2005 Mr N S Adams Dr A P Bates Miss E J Blakeley Dr M J Bostock Mr J A Clewes Ms K E Cooper Mrs H R Dods Mr D R L Dufton & Dr C E Dufton Dr P M Ellery Mr C D Herlinger Mr P S Holmes Dr R S Hooper Dr C E Jackson Mr D P O C Jameson Mr J Kearle Mr K Kiatlertpongsa Mr O F Kiazim Dr E Labuzetta Dr L Littlefield & Dr S R Littlefield Dr M J Long Mr P M McGarry Mr B Nicholls Miss C L Norman Mr W H Openshaw Dr H L B Owles Mr R D Pritchard Dr C A L Reams Ms J Riggs Mr M C B Tan Mrs J J Wang 2006 Miss L C Addy Dr P A Basile Dr M A J Baxter Dr A A Berman Ms F S Campbell Mr G J Elder Miss L C Gardiner Mr T C Kemp Mr R C Malekout Mr I A Monro Mr B V Rees Dr G W Roberts & Dr E S Dodd Dr E Sarkans Mr J E Sweet

Mrs J A Thompson Mr J F Western Mr C H Wong Dr H Wu One Anonymous Donor 2007 Group Captain John Alexander Mr T J Alldred & D L L McNeilly Professor D G Allen Mr W G Arnold Mr C T Arnott Mr J O A Bell Mr A L Benjamin Miss A Binns Dr J F J Bryson Mr F M Bull Mr D J Chambers Mr C A Cottingham Mr C J L Davis Mr W P G Davison Mr S D Eastham Mr G D F Eccles Miss B L Elbert Mrs V A Evans Miss C K L Fox Mr R J Garrod Dr T R Gibb Miss S Grieves Miss E G Healey Mrs V J Henderson Dr W Hu Mr J T Hyam Miss S E Illingworth Ms E R Johnstone Mr S A Mikkelsen Mr R A Mills Dr A M Muldal Mr S R Palmer Mrs E A Pearson Dr T R R Pintelton Mr T G Punton Miss E S Sharp Mr A J Skarda Dr A R Thomson Dr F W Vonberg One Anonymous Donor 2008 Mr T H Alexander Mr M J A Barr Mr M G Beestermoeller Miss N Boora Ms S Clarke The Revd A G Curtis Ms E J Hopkinson Miss S I Hopwood Mr P Jefferson Miss E J Johnston Mrs H J Lawes Dr T Müller Mr K C Nwanuforo Miss E C P Parr Mr H G Robinson Miss S M Sellars Dr C C Seneschall Mr L A Sharpin Miss R Teo Miss C F West Mr J W G Willis One Anonymous Donor 2009 Mr H J Auld Mr D A Barton Mr T Burch

Mr K J Corcoran Miss J H Denny Mr B M Foster Miss K V Gibbins Miss G C Griggs Dr A F Hunt Miss M A Jarvis Ms I C A Jeary Miss E Kerr Mr M Kudo Miss L E Mead Mr G P Moore Ms N A Pierce Dr M G Powell Ms R E Richards Dr A A Robertson Ms L R Schabas Mr A B Shah & Mrs R M Cavill-Shah Miss H E Shairp Mr T D Smith Mr C P Vaquero-Stainer Mr W G Vernon Mr T E Watling & Mrs P R Watling Mrs A E Yeeles Mr P M Yeeles 2010 Mr M E Akhtar Ms E L Copham Revd Dr S P A Edmonds Ms S R Goldman Mr A C Gray Mr K S Grose Mr O G A Hancock Ms S C Jordan Mr A J Kissin Miss H L Molyneux Miss A J Moore Mrs C E Schnellmann & Mr M A Schnellmann Mr J M Wiggins Ms H B J Wilkinson Two Anonymous Donors 2011 Miss A Alexandrou Miss E R C Bedford Miss A L Bond Miss J Clark-Jones Mr I R Cooper Mr R Forte Ms J M Foster Mr R Grace Mr S C Hazelgrove Mr Y Ju Mr D Kane Miss S Makri Mr T J Menzies Dr B Nguyen Ms A Pachyna Dr V E R Parker Mr T J Y Parsons Mr L E Reynolds Mr S R Roberts Miss J C Roden Dr M Vrucinic Mr M T Winchester Mr J B Yarwood Three Anonymous Donors 2012 Miss A G Adams Mr D R Alam Mr T R Andrew Revd G W Atha

Mr D Callwood Ms C R Elliston Dr T C Jellicoe Ms K E Sim Mr R K Wang Mr W J Zwetsloot 2013 Mr S A Awan Miss M E L Cornell Mr Z Duan Mr C R J Eames Miss F C N Firth Mr C Gillespie Ms E Hawksworth Mr M Ivor-Jones Mr D J P Jollans Mr P Lees Mr D Madridejos Mr F J W Newman Mr T Parker Miss O C Peel Miss S Penney Miss F Powell Mr S Raby Mr F F Scarr Revd C Schnyder Miss C Tiwana Mr S A Webb One Anonymous Donor 2014 Ms M M C Aitken Mr K T Baker Mr E N Bassey Mr B M J Beltrami Mr E C Bottomley Mr S M Brackley Miss V A Braid Mr R P Byron Miss B M Chan Miss L Y Chan Miss J J Cleary Mr G R Cole Ms E D Cornaro Miss R Delahunty Miss S E Friend Miss J Gao Mr A S J Goldin Mr A Granville-Willett Miss E L Grapes Mr W R Hurrell Miss A E N Johnson Miss F M Lee-Barber Miss E M K Macnab Miss L C Malone Miss E McPherson Miss M Nikodemou Miss C V Owens Miss H M Pardoe Mr J A N Pitts Mr L Robertson Miss S A Shah Mr H J Shi Mr J D Shipton Miss R J P Sturge Mr A D A Thompson Miss X M Wang Miss B S Wickrama Mr M G Wilson Mr B W Wood Mr M D Worssam Miss E T Wright Miss Z Zhuang

Hannah Lagorio Price (2017, Veterinary Medicine) “I greatly appreciate the bursary as it has meant that I have been able to only borrow one term’s worth of student loan so far (I’m in first year). I use my maintenance grant from the Welsh government to pay the college bill and live on the bursary. This is a great help as my course is six years and I expect my student loan when I graduate, plus the added interest (which starts from term 1), to be extremely large, so this opportunity to minimise it is brilliant. The bursary is also going to help fund my extra-mural studies placements, as I am likely to have to find accommodation because I do not live near many farms.”

Honorary Fellows Mr R Cripps & Mrs J Cripps Dr C D Dobson10 Rt Revd R M Hardy10 The Rt Revd Lord Harries of Pentregarth DD Dr C M P Johnson10, 1882 Sir David Li10 Sir David Lumsden10 Professor V Nutton10 Sir Stephen Wall Ms S M Wilson Current Fellows Dr P J N Baert Dr D A Beauregard Dr J R Benson Dr D J Chivers10 Dr J K Chothia10 Professor D Chu10 Mr K J Coutts10 Professor J S Dennis Professor K Ellis Mr P K Fox10 Sir David Harrison10, 1882 Professor D W Holton10, 1882 Dr A D Howard Professor Sir Colin Humphreys10, 1882 Dr A V Jones10 Dr J H Keeler10 Mr R Mosey1882 Mr M Nicholson Dr J A O'Sullivan10 Dr S O Sage Professor J K M Sanders10 Dr M J Sewell1882 Dr D L Smith10, 1882 Dr M J Tilby10, 1882 Professor K M Wallace10, † Dr R H Whitaker10, 1882 Dr J M Young10 Former Fellows Mr P L Agar Professor A J Ashe Dr A J Gebauer10, 1882 Dr D R S Hedgeland10 Professor R P Johnson

Professor K Jones10 The Revd M H Kelly10 Dr J M Keyte Dr F M R Knight10 Mr M J P Knott10 Dr W A Laurie The Hon Sir Clive Lewis Mr G A Lindsay10 Dr W Morton10 Professor S E Reynolds Dr H Ryder Dr A M M Scaife Dr M Seccombe10 Dr P L Spargo10 Dr P J Statham Mr A J Tinkel Mr S R Tromans10 Mr R A West † Professor J S Whitehead1882 Dr B J Williams Friends of Selwyn College Many of our friends, neighbours, parents and companies support our work in different ways. We are pleased to acknowledge the kind help of the following: Mr C Adams & Mrs S Adams1882 Mrs J Ashurst Mr J Ashurst Mr J Ayres & Dr C B C Wattebot O'Brien Mr & Mrs J Beary Mr C & Mrs J Bell Ms K Bittner Mr & Mrs J Bostock Mrs J Botts Mr C Bould Mr A Brien & Mrs S Brien Mr & Mrs M Brown Mr D Butani Mrs C Butcher Mrs G Caines Ms J Calhoun Miss E R A Campion Ms M Case Miss E Y M Chan Dr K Y P Cheung

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Fellow Benefactors, Members of the Master’s Circle and Selwyn Patrons

Fellow Benefactors Mr R J Dickinson Mr R J Martin Mrs K Speciale ...........................

Master’s Circle

Supporters celebrating the Selwyn-Peterhouse men's rugby team winning the Cuppers plate.

Mrs Jaqueline Cleaver† Dr H J Cloke & Mr C F Cloke10 Dr R P Cole & Dr M Cole Dr P Collins & Mrs C Collins Mr R Coward Mr H Dobson Mr M Dodd Mrs K Dunne Dr B C Dwyer Ms K Dyer Mr P Edwards10 Revd M Emery Ms A A Farrell Dr R Finlay10 Mr A H L Fisher & Mrs M K Fisher1882 Mr A R Flather Mr A S Fleming Mr B Friend & Mrs T Friend Ms C Gallant Ms C Gewirz Mr R Goodman Mr N Hamilton Mr S & Mrs C Hewes Mr R Hogan & Mrs M Hogan Mr Howley Mr N Hughes Ms N Ingham Mrs J Jackson Mr I Johnson & Mrs R Johnson

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Mr J Kalinski Mr E Kelsall Mrs S Kelsall Mrs J Knopoff Mrs C Kosse Mrs B Logan Mr S Lutzmann Mr P F Lyons & Mrs J S Lyons Mr R Malley & Mrs S Malley Mrs K McIntyre 1882, † Mrs J C McLelland & Mr S McLelland Mrs E Megahey Mr R Millar Mr J Miller Mrs E Minami-Hogg Mr B Monck & Mrs S Monck Mrs T Moylan Ms L Nanney Mrs D Netschert & Ms C Netschert Professor E Nye Mr F & Mrs T Olufemi Mrs O Oluwole Mr R Owen Mr S Owens Eva Pawlik-Cazin Mrs C Quinto Mr M Prudden & Mrs R Prudden

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Ms W Robertson Mr D Rust & Mrs M Vance Mr R Sansom Mr N & Mrs J Saunders Mr J Schranz Miss A E Schwabe Mrs H Scott & Mr I Scott Dr S T Smith Mr W M & Mrs P M Smith Mr Studholme & Ms Hagestadt Mrs M Sweet Mr K Sykes Mr T C W Tang Mr J Tauber Mr G F Tetley & Mrs M E Tetley Dr T Thuraisingham10 Dr S E Tilby1882 Mrs J Twentyman Mrs L J Tyndall & Mr J P Tyndall Mr J H Wardle & Mrs H L Wardle Mr P M Way & Ms C J Harrod Mr K Western Dr T J Wickrama & Mrs A Wickrama Mr C Wride & Mrs C Wride Mrs R M Young Eight Anonymous Donors

Amazon Apple Matching Gifts Program BP Foundation Capital Group Companies Charles Schwab Foundation Conoco Phillips Inc Goldman Sachs Hales and Gooch Ltd Microsoft Corporation The Cripps Foundation

Mr J N Abdey Mr C Adams & Mrs S Adams Mr T A Almond Mr D J H Ashcroft & Mrs E G Ashcroft Mr D W D Ball & Mrs A J Ball Mr T H Bartlam Professor H Beker Mr D Borthwick & Mrs M Borthwick Mr S Chadwick Mr A K Chandaria Dr K Y P Cheung Mr D H Chin Mrs E K Clake & Mr A Clake Mr R Clayton Dr R P Cole & Dr M Cole Dr M Cousins Mr C S Craig Mrs J C Cribb & Mr N Cribb Mr R Cripps & Mrs J Cripps Mr S T Crompton Ms A Davis Mr P A Dawson & Mrs C Dawson Dr C D Dobson Mr W D Easterbrook Mrs V I Emmett Mr J E Farr Mr A H L Fisher & Mrs M K Fisher Dr A J Gebauer Mr J A C S Greaves Mr J N Hirst

Mr D A Horton Professor Sir Colin Humphreys Mr R E Jeffs & Mrs F Jeffs Sir David Li Dr S R Littlefield & Dr L Littlefield Mr D R MacLean Mr W R Macpherson & Mrs S Macpherson Mr M N Maggs Mr G P Matthews Miss F J Morrison Mr R Mosey Ms C B Netschert Mrs D Netschert Mr J N Newton Mr M H Perera Mr G D Quarry Mr M J Rogers Mr I G Stanley Mr M D Struckett Mr K Sykes Professor F W Tam Mr C A Tattersfield Mr J A V Townsend Mr S R Tromans Mr J P Wearing Mr H S C Webber Mrs K D Weber Ms J Y Whitehouse Dr P A Winston Dr R H Whitaker Mr D Wolfson Mr B Young & Mrs G Young ...........................

Patrons Mrs J M S Abel Smith Mr D J Aspinall Mr K C Beal Mr P R Bennell Mr C J Bevan Mr G Z Brassay

Mr A P Brown Mr J C K Buckley Mr S K Butcher Mr H D Cardozo His Honour Judge Carey Ms M Case Mr D S Casstles Mr A P Chandler Professor S K Clark Mr M A Coker Miss E L Crozier Mr G E Daykin Mr M Dodd Dr D L Dolman Ms K Dyer Mr W A K Edmonds Mrs L S Elder Mr P Elder Mr J M Featherby Mr M T Folger Mr C Godsmark & Mrs K E Godsmark Mr J M Gorst Mr D A Greenbank & Mrs S E J Greenbank Mr R J Hagon Dr J A Hailey Mr D A Hammersley Rt Revd R M Hardy Mr J R Harris Sir David Harrison Professor D W Holton Mr B J Hornsby Mr P Howard Mrs R W Howard Madsen Mr G S Jagpal Dr C M P Johnson Mr J B Johnson Mr W H Jones Mr R D W Lacey The Hon M H Laing Mr P R Langston Mr R H C Legard Mr C M Leung

The Hon Sir Clive Lewis Mr T O Lloyd Mr M J Lum Sir David Lumsden Mr P W E Massey The Rt Rev N S McCulloch Mr A G M McEwan Mr A P Miskin Mr H J Morgan Mr J Offord Mr G ab I Owen Dr M W Pascoe Mr C R Peggram Mr J F Powell Mr C K Preston Sir David Ratford Professor J D Ray Mr R T Ray Mr H A Rayment Dr P J Riley Mr A D B Rimmer Mr N A Schroeder & Mrs N L Schroeder Mr L Scott Mr S N Seaton Dr M J Sewell Mr C J Shaw Mr C T Shepherd Mr H J Smeeton Mr C A E Spicer Mr A M Stevens Mr R G Thexton & Dr K M Young Mr I M Thomas Mr P R Thompson Mr D J Vinney Mr C A Walsh The Very Revd D R Watson Mr R T Weston Mr D R Worlock

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The 1882 Society

The Permanent Henley Fund

All those who intend to leave a legacy to Selwyn are warmly invited to become members of the 1882 Society which now has over 200 members. Remembering Selwyn in your Will is one of the best ways to help the college in the future. For a confidential discussion please contact Mike Nicholson, Development Director.

The Permanent Henley Fund assists Selwyn College Boat Club by providing financial support for the maintenance and purchase of equipment, and by paying for coaching and training camps. The college is very grateful to all alumni who donate to this fund, or who have supported the Selwyn College Boat Club via the college.

Mrs J M S Abel Smith Mr C Adams & Mrs S Adams The Revd J P Aitchison Mr H W Allen Mr T A Almond Mr M J Anderson Miss N E Andrews Mr H G Annan Mr A A Arditi Miss S Ashby Mr J B E H Ashwin Mr D J Aspinall Mr R S Bailey Mr M E Baines Mr M G Baker Mr R G Baker The Revd M J Balchin Mr J Barnard Mr A H Barnes Mr R A Baron Mr J M P Barry Mr P M L Bingley Mr D K Bisatt Dr P M Blakely Mr K S Blythe Professor R J Bowring Mrs S Bowring Dr G M P Boyes Mr R H A Brodhurst Mr P A Brooks Mrs P Bushnell Dr A Cane Mr P A Cardew Mr K Carleton-Reeves Dr J Chalk Mr D R Challen Mr C D C Challis Mr D P Charters Mrs V A Cheetham Professor S K Clark Mr C A Clarke Dr G R Clarke Mr N E Clayton Mr R Clayton Mr B A Coe Mr M A J Colyer Lady Cook Dr P H M Cooper Mr W S Cowell Mrs J C Cribb & Mr N Cribb Mr D M H Crook Mr G J Croydon Dr J D Cullington Mr P R Dale Mr W J G Daniel Sir Michael Day Mr M J Denne Mr D D Denton Mr A J Dickinson The Revd Canon J W Dilnot Ms A M Donoghue Mr T E Doyle

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Mr F I Duffield Dr D E Elgar Mr J E Farr Mr A Fawley Mr J A Ferrar Mr A H L Fisher Mrs M K Fisher Mr M T Folger Mr D Forbes Mr P F C Fowler Mr I R Fraser Mr C J Furness Mr J G Gaddes Dr A J Gebauer Dr S L Geoghegan Mr J M Gorst Mr N M P Gough Mr W Grant Mr D S Grover Mr B H Hague Mr M J Hainsworth Mr M M Hall Mr S J Hall Dr I L Halsall Mr D A Hammersley The Bishop of Bath & Wells Professor O J Hanson Mr J R Harris Sir David Harrison Mr R A M Harvey The Revd Dr N P Henderson Mr T W Hendy Mr M C L Herring Mr D T Hill Mr M W E Hind Mr D J C Hindley Mr R G Hollingdale Dr C O Holme Professor D W Holton Mr G S Hood Professor J Hoppit Dr M P Houghton Professor Sir Colin Humphreys Dr C J G Ives Mr R E Jeffs Mr R D Jennings Dr C M P Johnson The Revd D W Johnson Mr C Jones Mr D E N B Jones Mr G R Jones Mr W H Jones The Revd M C Lapage The Revd P K Lee The Revd Canon J R Lees Mr R H C Legard Dr W S Loke Mr J J Love Ms D Lowther Mrs G Lunn Mr W R Macpherson Mr M N Maggs

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Mr D G Main Dr P D Marshall Mr C E Martin Mr H David Matthews Mr J K P McCaffrey Mr A G M McEwan Mr J B McVittie Dr R K Medd Dr M G Morris Miss F J Morrison Mr H R Morrison Mr R Mosey Mr E D K Mott Mr R S Newberry Miss R E O’Connell Ms J Ogley Mr P A Ogley Mr S A Otto Mr M P Owen Professor W W Park Mr R N C Parker Mr A D K Pitcairn Dr R J Preece Mr G D Quarry Sir David Ratford Mr W E Rayner The Revd G M Rider Mr S P Robinson Mr M J Rowles Mr J A Rudofsky Mr H H Saffery Mr L Scott Mr S N Seaton Dr M J Sewell Mr C T Shepherd Mr H J Smeeton Dr D L Smith The Venerable C P Stannard The Revd C C Still Mr P W Stone Mr P D Stuckey Mrs S Suri Miss F B Tennyson The Revd Canon Dr N J Thistlethwaite Mr I M Thomas Mr and Mrs M A Thompson Dr M J Tilby Dr S E Tilby Mr S K Towsey Mr O J Traylor Dr D Trocme Latter Mr I N Turner Mr M van den Driessche Dr K E A Veel Mr K Wade Mr R C Wainwright Mr G J Walker Miss S H Walters Professor C L H Warwick Mr D R Watson Mr R A Wheeler

Dr R H Whitaker Professor J S Whitehead Ms J Y Whitehouse Mrs C J Wightwick The Revd D S Wippell Dr P G Wood We are grateful for legacies received in 2017 from: The Revd M P Chappell Mr H J de Voil Mr C G J Emmins Mr C J Hinchcliffe Mr J G Kerslake Mr T Kittle Mrs K McIntyre Mr R D Pope Mr J C Swift Mr G J Whybird Dr D J Wilkinson

Mr C J Barnett Mr A G F Barr Mr D A Barton Mr V J Batten Mr M G Beestermoeller Mr G J Bevan Dr W J Bevan Mr M Biscoe Mr M Bond Dr C D R Borland Mr M J Brearley Mr G J Brook Mr M R Brown Dr A J R Bushby Mr J J D Callaghan Mrs C C Carey Matts & Mr J W Matts Mr K Carleton-Reeves Mr A H L Champion Ms C C Coates Mr N H Coates Mr M A Coker His Honour Judge Collier Mr M E Colston & Mrs C Colston Mr M A J Colyer Mr G R D Cooke Mr J G Cooper Mr C A Cottingham Mr R M Cracknell The Revd Dr A J Craig Professor J S Dennis Mr D R Dick Mr T H Dixon †

Dr C D Dobson Mr J R Fletcher Ms J K Fordham Mr A J Forward Mr M I M Gardiner Ms S L Garrett Mr T J R Goode Mr M F Graham Mr A S Gray Mr D H Gunn Mr R C Hadaway His Honour Judge Halbert Professor R A Harrison Miss C N Heppenstall Mr D E Hole Mr J G Hooper Miss E J Hopkinson Mr B J Hornsby Miss C S Humphrey Mr C S Hyatt Dr C E Jackson & Mr P S Holmes Dr P S Jarrett Mr A D Jeffrey Mr D B T Jones Mr D E N B Jones Mr P G Jones Mr R B King Mr R M Knowles Dr E Labuzetta The Hon M H Laing The Hon R J Laing Mr A H Lines Mrs B Logan

Mr P Lynn Mr A J Malone Mrs L M McBirnie Mr S J McDonald Mr B W Measures Dr R K Medd Mr T J Menzies Mr F J Mills IV Miss F J Morrison Mr R A Morrison Mrs J A Neal Miss R E O’Connell Mrs S C Partridge & Mr D J Partridge Mr S C Phillips & Mrs S J Phillips Mr R B M Quayle Mr H A Rayment Dr D S Reynolds Mr A J Richardson Mr A D B Rimmer Dr N J D Scarlett Mr M A Seaman Mr R B Shannon Mr G J Simpson & Mrs J A Simpson The Revd Canon C M Smith Mr R J Snelson Mr S H W Spencer Mr K E Stenhouse & Mrs N S Stenhouse Mr G C Stuart Dr R O C Summers Mr S P Summers

Mr M Syngellakis & Dr N J Gadsby Dr S Talbot Mr P J Thacker Mr I R Tillotson Mr F R Weston Mr R T Weston Miss C B A Whalley Miss C F M Williams Dr C V R Wilson Mr J P L Woolf

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The Vickerstaff Sports Bursary Scheme

Friends of Selwyn Choir We are delighted to welcome anyone who wishes to become a friend of the Selwyn Choir, and hope the following benefits will help you to stay in touch with the us and help you experience all we have to offer.

This list gratefully acknowledges those college members, including members of the Hermes Club and the Sirens Club, who support sporting activities at Selwyn College.

“Receiving a sports grant last year was very helpful in contributing towards the cost involved in competing for the university in national competitions. The grant was for competing in the Golf team and competitive dance team. I am so grateful to Selwyn for supporting its members’ sporting endeavours.”

Barbara Hogan (2014, Natural Sciences)

Miss L C Addy Mr H W Allen Mr T R Andrew Mr W G Arnold Mr I G Ashby Mr H J Auld Mr D A Barton Dr A P Bates Miss E R C Bedford Mr J O A Bell Mr S P Berry Miss A L Bond Mr M T Bruce Lockhart Miss F S Campbell Mr M E Colston Mr M A J Colyer Mr I R Cooper Miss E L Copham Mr G H Davies Mr C J L Davis Mr W P G Davison Mr C W de Vries Mr D D Denton Mr C R J Eames Mr W B C Evans Mr A Fawley Mr B M Foster Mr J G Gaddes Dr N J Gadsby Miss L C Gardiner Dr T R Gibb Mr C Gillespie Mr T J R Goode Mr R Grace Dr S J Gregson Mr K S Grose

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Mr G Hewitson † Mr M E Hodgson Mr R G Hood-Wright Miss S I Hopwood Dr A J R Hudson Mr M S Hutchinson Mr J T Hyam Mr M Ivor-Jones Miss M A Jarvis Dr T C Jellicoe Miss E J Johnston Mr D J P Jollans Mr D Kane Mr A J Kissin Dr M J Long Mr S C Low Mr C D Ludlam Mr I A MacDonald Mr P J May Mr S J McDonald Mr P M McGarry Miss L E Mead Mr S A Mikkelsen Colonel S A S Miller Mr G P Moore Dr M G Morris Dr A D Murray & Mrs A J Murray Mr R A Myers Mr A H Newman Mr F J W Newman Mr S B Offen Mr M P Owen Dr A P Owen Mr T Parker Miss N A Pierce

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Mr C M Pitcher Mr D Potts Mr R D Pritchard Mr L E Reynolds Mr J S Richardson Mr A D B Rimmer Mr S R Roberts Dr A A Robertson Dr D Rowley-Jones Mr R B Sainsbury Ms L R Schabas Mrs C E Schnellmann & Mr M A Schnellmann Miss S M Sellars Dr M J Sewell Mr B N Slingsby Mr R J Stead Mr N A Stothard Mr P R Thompson Mr W A Tilden Mr W G Vernon Mr J F Wainwright Mr R Wang Professor C L H Warwick Mr S A Webb Mr J F Western Mr J W G Willis Mr M T Winchester Mr J B Yarwood

MEMBERSHIP LEVELS ADAGIO From £5 per month/£60 per year We will keep in touch with you via our newsletter You are welcome to attend choir practice (with advance notice) You will receive a priority invitation to our annual sing

ANDANTE From £25 per month/ £300 per year Including benefits listed in Adagio You will also be sent a CD of your choice when you join You will receive a priority invitation to upcoming performances

ALLEGRO From £100 per month/ £1,200 per year Including benefits listed in Andante You will receive two free tickets to a concert of your choice A copy of each new CD released will be sent to you

Allegro Mrs L S Elder Professor D W Holton Mr G P Matthews Mrs R M Young Andante Miss E R A Campion Mr H Dobson Mrs H R Dods Mr D P M Dutton Dr B C Dwyer Sir D Harrison Mr A R Millinger Mr D A Roper Mr R R Scott Professor A M C Waterman Adagio Mr P L Agar Mr J Barnard Dr P M Blakely Mr J R Bostock & Mrs Bostock Miss L A Brookes Mr J R Cable Mr M T Carney Miss E Y M Chan Miss J Clark-Jones Mr B A Coe Mrs A R T Combrink Dr P H M Cooper The Revd Canon J N Craig Dr J D Cullington Mr P R Dale

Mr S C Dart Revd Dr S P A Edmonds Professor K Ellis Revd M Emery Miss F C N Firth Dr H S Goodridge Mr N Hamilton Mr O G A Hancock Rt Revd R M Hardy The Revd Canon N C Heavisides Mr A R Heppenstall Mr D J C Hindley Mr G S Hood Dr A D Howard Professor Sir Colin Humphreys Mrs J Jackson Eur Ing E B James Dr G E Jones The Revd Dr S M Jones Mr G A Lindsay Ms D E R MacDonald Mr B Nicholls Professor E Nye Mr A D K Pitcairn Revd Canon Dr P R Raymont The Revd M S Riley Mr D A Saltmarsh Mr J Schranz Miss H E Shairp Dr D L Smith Dr A R Thomson Dr M J Tilby Dr S E Tilby Mr J P Tyndall

Mrs L J Tyndall Dr R H Whitaker Mr J R Williams Mr A Zanner We are also grateful to the following donors this year: Mr D J Berdinner Mr G H Brindley Ms J Calhoun Mr P Edwards Mr P R D Havelock Mr F K J Jackson Dr J H Keeler Dr J M Keyte

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Selwyn College Cambridge

Development & Alumni Relations Office Selwyn College Cambridge CB3 9DQ | Tel: +44 (0) 1223 767844 email: alumni-office@sel.cam.ac.uk | www.selwynalumni.com Registered Charity No: 1137517

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