Donor report 2013 by University of bath

2012-2013

The year in numbers £3.65 million Total amount raised in 2012-13 for the University of Bath 59% Increase in amount raised, compared to the previous year 3,653 Number of alumni and friends who made gifts in 2012-13 105 Members of the Leadership Giving Circles (Sulis & Minerva) including 49 new members 437 Students holding a donorfunded scholarship

Where is the money coming from? Companies 49% Charitable Trusts and Foundations 27% Alumni 19% Other Friends 5%

Where is the money going? Scholarships & Academic Prizes 61%

Thank you for your support this past year Alumni gifts encourage personal development and provide a great deal of enjoyment through clubs, volunteering and student media. This year, alumni donations have funded coaching and equipment for sports clubs, supported an on-campus community experience for first year students and provided scholarships and bursaries. We are immensely thankful. It isn’t just on behalf of current students that I say these thanks, as many of the longerlasting projects will benefit students long into the future. Higher Education is changing, but one thing is clear: whatever form the future takes, your donations will continue to benefit students at Bath. Your support will never be undervalued. On behalf of the student body, I wish to thank each of you again for your generosity.

Ellie Hynes, BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Science 2013 Students’ Union President 2013-14

Thank you for supporting the very brightest minds here at the University of Bath The generosity of our alumni and friends never ceases to amaze me, and this year you have contributed to a record year in terms of funds raised. What this means is that we are able to invest in people. It is our community that makes everything we do possible. From our scholars just starting their university experience, to our PhD students who are the lifeblood of our research, to our Prize Research Fellows addressing some of the world’s most pressing challenges, your support has helped us attract the brightest minds to the University of Bath. Throughout this year’s Donor Report you will meet some of the exceptional people in whom you, collectively, have invested, and hear from some of our alumni about their experience of giving. I hope you will take pride in the vital role that you have played this year as a donor to the University.

Research 20%

What is clear is that our alumni and friends share my vision for Bath, as a home to the next generation of leaders.

Centre for the Arts 12%

Thank you.

Student Experience 5% Placement Grants 2%

Professor Dame Glynis Breakwell DBE DL Vice-Chancellor

elcome to this year’s Donor Report. I hope you find it inspiring. Letting you, our donors, know the impact your gifts have made is a responsibility we take seriously, so your feedback would be very welcome. As the Vice-Chancellor writes, it has been a record year for funds raised, but I am most struck by the breadth of our support base and the diversity of projects you support. It is increasingly clear that the University is in effect a collection of charities, supporting education, doing medical research, addressing climate change, and confronting child poverty. I am also encouraged by our inclusion in new corporate scholarship schemes. There are lots of universities for these companies to choose from, and it is testament to the standing of our students, and the graduates they become, that we are in the very select group. It’s not all large cheques, though; we are grateful for every single gift, and undertake to do our best with each of them, to harness all that is best about Bath, our students, staff, graduates and friends, to make a difference.

Contents 4-7

Supporting bright minds Donor-funded scholarships creating opportunities

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Donor profile: Mitch Moore

10-13 Improving human health Developing treatments for serious medical conditions 14-17 Engineering a smart future Research that will transform tomorrow 18-19 Donor profile: Kuldip Salh 20-23 Integrating communities Expanding our reach in a global society 24-27 Nurturing sporting ability Support for elite athletes in world-class facilities 28-29 Donor profile: Barbara Nunn

Thank you. Mr Gavin A. Maggs Director of Development and Alumni Relations

Leadership Giving Circles

Editor: Emma Pereira Design: Richard Box Photography: Nic Delves-Broughton unless otherwise stated © University of Bath

Supporting bright minds

Dr Rob Anstee Mr James Ball Mr John Bugler Dr Noel Christopher

Dr Norman Biddington Mr David Fletcher

Mr Robin Jamison Dr Ivor Metherell Mr Melvyn Newbery Mr Brian Nichols Mr Leslie Perrett Mr Brian Perry Mr Roger Winchester Five anonymous donors

1969

Mr John Aboagye Mr Roy Brewster Mr Graham Butler Mr Richard Flatman Mr Kenneth Harrison Mrs Frances Lester

Mr John Curnow Professor Laurence Hurley Mrs Mary James Mr Derek Keefe Mrs Carolyn Okell-Jones Mr Mohamed Pirani Mr Roger Price Dr Michael Ross Mr Ray Villis Dr Chris Warren Five anonymous donors

1968

Mrs Sue Whorrod Two anonymous donors

1966

Mr Wilfred Ainsworth Mr Terry Bleakman Mr Patrick Boothroyd Mr Michael Breward Mr Andrew Burchill Dr David Bush & Mrs Maureen Bush Mr Roger Cole Ms Nerys Griffiths Dr Martin Horton Mr David Mico Dr John Murdoch Dr Ray Ward Mr Roger Whorrod &

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cholarships change lives. They offer brighter futures. They create opportunities to thrive academically and personally, which might otherwise be difficult. Financial support for a bright young person can open up the path to success. But the power of a scholarship is about more than money; it is profoundly encouraging too. As one of this year’s scholars put it, “To have a complete stranger invest in me and encourage my progression is humbling.” Indeed, our scholars have an excellent track record of success, knowing that their financial burden is lightened and that the Bath community is behind them all the way.

Mr Frank Ahearn Mr Les Baker Mr John Cobb Mr Mike Collins Mr John Crookes

Mr John Davies Mr Geoff Glasgow Mrs Janet Jenkins Dr Roderick King Mr Henri Lloyd Davies Mrs Heather Melford & Dr Keith Melford Mrs Rosemary Milward Dr David Phillips & Mrs Heather Waldron Mrs Patricia Phillips Dr Stephen Vincent-Davies Mr Richard Whitfield Four anonymous donors

Bath has been selected as one of eight partner universities to benefit from the Lloyds Scholars scheme. Successful applicants will be given bursaries to help with living costs and study materials. They will also have access to work experience, including up to two paid summer internships, advice and support from a dedicated mentor, and the opportunity to build employability skills. This scheme will be of great help to young people who may otherwise struggle financially to attend university. Richard Cooper, Head of Education & Employability at Lloyds Banking Group, says, “We are delighted to be working in partnership with the University of Bath as the Lloyds Scholars programme continues to grow. The Lloyds Scholars are a truly impressive group of talented young people and watching them grow, develop their skills and mature into confident young professionals is incredibly rewarding.”

BP boost for next generation of engineers

Ms June Abbott Dr Rosamund Baird Mr Richard Baker Mr Clive Barons Mr Eric Bottomley Mr Michael Boulton Mr Mike Carr Mr Roger Cooke Mr Roy Edgar Mr Roger Elliman Mr Roger Ellmore Dr John Farwell Ms Evelyn Godley Mr Paul Green

Professor Grant E Hearn Mrs Pauline Hempsey Mr James Hillier Mr Lyndon Hughes Dr Alan Legge Dr Stephen Moss Mr Christopher Palmer Mr Alan Pearce Mr Martin Pobjoy Dr Steve Richards Mr Chris Salter Mr Mike Shorten Mr Ivor Spector Mr Barry Stote

Mr Edward Wal Mr Ray Weston Three anonymous donors

1971

1970

BP is incentivising high achievers with scholarships and awards from 2013-14. The Bath BP Centurion Awards recognise academic achievement as well as contribution to university life, charities and the wellbeing of others. Scholarships will also be available to support undergraduate Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM ) students.

Miss Rosemary Ackroyd Mr John Bone & Mrs Penelope Bone Mr Michael Briggs Mr Phil Chambers Mr Jim Dewar Mr Timothy Dove Dr Godfrey Draper Dr George Dyer Professor Kevin Edge

“Our industry is technically challenging and hugely rewarding, and needs bright minds to drive innovation and development,” comments Paul McIntyre, Head of Graduate Resourcing at BP plc. “We want to raise awareness of the opportunities offered by the oil and gas industry and proactively seek to encourage and engage STEM students at this important stage in their careers.”

Great steps for science scholarship scheme Three undergraduate scholars have been generously supported this year by Bathbased author and artist Hiroko Sherwin. Following the success of her scholarship scheme over the past few years, she is now supporting a PhD studentship in the Department of Physics. The University is very grateful to Mrs Sherwin who makes her passion for science clear, saying, “Science is the key to trying to solve the many mysteries of the universe and physics is at the heart of science. Physics has the beauty of a pure search for truth, but also has numerous practical applications which have helped mankind. I have funded these scholarships in the spirit of the great tradition of English physicists from Newton to Hawking.”

Mr Stephen Edwards Mr John Frankel Mr Michael Godwin & Ms Beatrice Godwin Mr Cyril Golding Mrs Thelma Hooper Mr Paul Ketchley Mr Ian Longworth Dr Roland Newman Mr Kenneth Organ Ms Sarah Palmer Mr Ken Riley Mrs Iona Roberts Mr Adrian Schwalb

Mr Peter Seaborne Mrs Mary Sykes Mr Bryan Thomas Mr Peter Williams Nine anonymous donors

1972

Lloyds Banking Group supports lower income students

Mr Jim Aldis Mrs Anne Body Mrs Ann Boutall Mr Dave Chapman & Mrs Elaine Chapman Mrs Norma Cox & Mr Christopher Cox Mr Roger Earl

My ambition: to restore my home country Bath alumni and the Windle Trust are making it possible for scholar Sabiti Mugara to earn his MSc in International Development and help transform the society and economy of his civil war-torn home country.

Sabiti was sent to a primary school 15km away from his home and would sometimes go hungry at school, or not make it home and have to stay at an aunt’s house. Despite this, he remained determined. His performance at school was excellent so his parents decided to send him to a boarding school 300km away. Sabiti left home for many years, something that was very difficult for him and his family. After completing secondary school, Sabiti’s dreams of going to university were shattered when civil war broke out in Congo. Several of his family members were killed, and they lost all of their cattle and means to survive. The family fled to Uganda, where they have lived in a refugee settlement ever since. Sabiti’s younger brother had to abandon his schooling in order to support their elderly parents and grow food. As the only educated child in the whole family, Sabiti says, “It has been a big challenge as all their hope is on me.”

Mr Andrew Fraser Mr Robert Goodhand Dr Stephen Huckvale Dr Peter Jackson Mr Kewal Kathuria & Miss Hasumati Parekh Mrs Lyn Kirkbright Mr Colin Ladd * Dr Richard Norden Mr John Palmer Mr Richard Schooley Dr Neil Starsmore Mr Paul Thomas Mr Mark Tyler

Mrs Emma Wagner Mr Stuart Warburton Mr Steve Wood Five anonymous donors

1973

1972

Despite these challenges, Sabiti remained determined to go university and won a scholarship from the United Nations High

Mr Pete Bartholomew Professor Derek Bissell Mr Peter Carter Mr Robert Cather Dr Peter Channon Mr Timothy Corbishley Mr Michael Darby Mr James D’Souza Mr Keith Ebbels

Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). He gained a 2:1 in Social Work from a university in Uganda, whilst spending university holidays volunteering in his settlement to educate young people, clear roads and grow food. He also helped set up small enterprises and social co-operatives that improved settlement life for his community. Throughout this time Sabiti stayed focused on his ambition to return home and help Congo’s recovery from civil war, saying, “I left my heart with my people in the Democratic Republic of Congo and I want desperately to prepare myself for the day when I might be able to go back and help them. As the youngest boy in my village and one of the first to attend University, I have known for some time that I have a great responsibility to inspire the other members of my community whom I have left behind.” With the support of Bath alumni and the Windle Trust, Sabiti has now been given the life-changing opportunity to come to the UK and study International Development at Bath. “My MSc in International Development will be of great use in implementing development policies and projects,” says Sabiti. “This might include liberating women and girls from slavery, building local economies, alleviating poverty and promoting good governance, healthcare, education, human rights and a sustainable environment. There’s a lot of work to do, but with my Masters from Bath I feel prepared to help as much as I can.”

Mr Bob Fisher Mr Nigel James Miss Hilary Joyce Mrs Vivienne Kriefman & Mr Brian Kriefman Mr Jim Mercy Dr David Merrifield Dr Jane Morgan & Mr Ian Thompson Mrs Sue Noyce Mr Robert Pardy Mr Philip Parnell Mr Ramesh Patel Mr Redvers Perry

Miss Alison Reed Mr Henryk Smiga Mrs Ruth Smith Mr Tony Stark Mr John Tucker Dr Stephen Tullett Dr Barrie Wells Mrs Veronica Williams & Mr Steve Williams Five anonymous donors

1974

Sabiti was born in a small village in the Democratic Republic of Congo. One of nine children, he comes from a family of cattle keepers. It was not typical for family members to receive an education, but it quickly became apparent that Sabiti had academic ability and wanted a career outside farming.

Mr Terence Armstrong Dr Catherine Bass Mr David Boyes

Mr David Brazzington Dr Paul Chard-Tuckey Mr Howard Chetwin Dr Sally Clode Mr Nigel Eaton Mr Martin Ewbank-Smith Mr Geoffrey Gill & Mrs Karen Gill Mr Laurie Goldsmith Mr Antony Haile Ms Elizabeth Hollis Mr Paul Martin * & Mrs Paula Martin Dr Alan McCall Mr Harish Narotham

With my Masters from Bath I feel prepared to help as much as I canâ&#x20AC;?

Dr Jon Barrick Mr Peter Bentley Mr Stephen Bowsher Ms Della Cannings Mrs Hilary Edmondson Mr Richard Ford

His Excellency Khalil Foulathi Mr Colin Gamble Mr Doug Hardy Mr Michael Higgins Mr John Hutchison Mr John Huxtable Mr Steve Jackson Mr Keith Jones Mrs Susan Keeling Dr Robin Legg Mr Marc Matza Mr Alan Nimmons Mr John Norrish Mr Suryakant Patel

Mr Mik Peach Mr Bob Priddle Mr Neville Roberts Mr Gerry Sansom Mr Geri Swann-Price Mr Steve Ward Ms Stephanie Watkins Mr Rees Withers Six anonymous donors

1976

Ms Christine Trehane Dr Biddy Unsworth Mr Andy Watkins Mr Colin Wesbroom Mr Michael Williams Mr Stephen Wolff Four anonymous donors

1975

Dr Christopher Noble Mr John Norman Mrs Danuta Orsi Mr Christopher Oziem Mr Rodney Priest Mr Rob Rees Mr Andrew Rollett Mr Raymond Scragg & Mrs Jill Scragg Mr Paul Sealey Mr Chandrakant Shah Mr Donald Simpson Mr Keith Taylor Mr Robert Timms

Mr Steven Bale Mrs Christina Brown Professor Deborah Buszard Mr Nick Carter

Mr Andrew Cavanna & Mrs Margaret Cavanna Mr Uttamlal Chouhan Mrs Lesley Clegg Mr Peter Dibben Mrs Beverley Elliott Mr Julian Felstead Mr Michael J R Free & Mr Michael P B Free Mr Colin Gardiner Mr Alan Glasspool & Mrs Debbie Glasspool Mr Ian Grace Mr Iain Gray

Donor profile: Mitch Moore

itch Moore graduated from Bath in 1985 with a degree in Business Administration. He progressed through senior roles at UBS Investment Bank, and as Global Head of Prime Services was instrumental in building its prime brokerage business. Thanks to Mitch and his wife Alison, the Mitch Moore Business Administration Scholarships are supporting promising undergraduates who hope to follow in his footsteps.

DONOR PROFILE

Bath was my platform for success It’s true that to be successful, you have to be passionate about what you do. I was always interested in current affairs and business because it was fast-paced and constantly changing. Bath supported my ambition by virtue of the different skills it gave me. The investment banking business is run by highly intelligent people, but organisational structures can lead to a myopic perspective of effective resource management. There can also be a failure to appropriately balance the interests of the various stakeholders. Through my good fortune in being at Bath, I had an excellent grounding for developing broad-based managerial competence. I’d studied organisational behaviour and different aspects of psychology in business; humanistic versus behaviourist approaches, recognising communication patterns, how to organise meetings effectively - some of the basic things that immediately put you ahead. I became a Managing Director relatively early in my career, and then moved up to the Global Equity Management team. What I had learnt at Bath enabled me to provide a different perspective to many of my peers.

Developing skills through sports, social life and academia Being qualified is not the same as being skilled. There’s a big gap between the two. I once headed a review of UBS’s graduate recruitment process and there were a lot of bright, qualified people but that doesn’t necessarily translate into usefulness within an organisation. Even well qualified and optimistic people need to gain broad experience, move out of their comfort zones and embrace change if they wish to be successful. As a student there’s a lot of focus on the end product, which is a degree qualification. But in reality, I personally found it essential to balance the social, the sporting and the

I support scholarships at Bath to help create well-rounded graduates who can make a valid contribution to business” academic to feel satisfied as an individual. Extreme focus on one attribute was not for me. Sport, be it football, martial arts or skiing, has always been particularly important to me. This has helped me build my self-confidence. When you need to stand up and convey clear messages to large groups of people at a senior level, you need that confidence. You need to talk with conviction so that people respect and trust your judgement. Universities have a duty to make sure that students’ transition to the workplace is as smooth as possible, and this is something Bath does very well. I support scholarships at Bath to help create well-rounded graduates who can make a valid contribution to business.

A successful investment What I like about Bath students today is their optimism. I’ve been lucky enough to meet scholars receiving their awards, and I was struck by their ‘cando’ attitude. They’re clearly bright, and they want to achieve great things. Without the investment that Bath made in me, I wouldn’t be where I am today. Now I feel it’s time to give the University a return on that investment. To date I’ve supported three scholars studying BSc Business Administration, and I’ve endeavoured to open up work placement opportunities at UBS too. I’m someone who recognises my social responsibility and is able to contribute towards other people – and that’s very important to me. I like to support centres of excellence and people who set an example. This University fulfils that role, and I am proud to be part of it.

Improving human health

Mrs Patricia Needes Mr Neil Palfreeman Mrs Cecilia Port Mr Geoffrey Porter Mr John Rose Mr Brian Saunders Dr Paul Stanley Mr Nigel Stevenson Mrs Catherine Stoddart Mr Philip Sugarman Mr David Taylor Mr Malcolm Tebbutt & Mrs Margaret Tebbutt Mr Christopher Warnett

Dr Tony Warwick Ms Gail Waudby Professor Reza Ziarati Mr Ian Zimmerman Two anonymous donors Mr Nick Algar Mr Trevor Barker Mr Christopher Barley Mr Alan Buckman Mr Dennis Crowe Mr Jim Edwards Mr Peter Flower Mr Christopher Gibbons

Mr Paul Harding Dr Hylton Hardisty Dr Kathleen Hill Mr Ian Hooper Mr Richard Lowe Mr Larry Magor Mr Jonathan Mair Mrs Hazel Matheson Mr Chris Mitchell Mr Alan Nelson Mr Martin Newman Mr Stephen Parsons Mrs Ann Pugh Mr Julian Richardson

Mr Tony Sawyer Mr Malcolm Smith Dr Robin Swan Mr Fergus Thompson Mr Andrew Wiggin Mr Jim Wood Mr Richard Wood * Eight anonymous donors

1978

Mr Paul Hamlet Mr Derek Hatherell Mr Mark Hawkesworth Dr Lynn Jeppesen Mr Graham Joyce Mrs Patricia King Mrs Sonia Knight Dr Andrew Lloyd Mrs Paula Martin Mr Mike Maynard Mr Jim Milburn & Mrs Anne Milburn Mr John Moorley Mr Paul Morgan

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1976

ur society is facing some serious health challenges; an ageing population, cancer, obesity and diabetes to name a few. Bath is pioneering research that makes a real difference to people living with such conditions. We are not only finding ways to treat disease, but to address its impact on quality of life too. What psychological support does a cancer survivor need? How should wheelchair users interpret exercise advice? Can dementia sufferers retain a degree of independence? By finding, sharing and implementing the responses to such important questions, Bath is leading improvements to human health worldwide.

Mr John Austin & Mrs Karen Austin Mr Pritam Basuita Mr Geoffrey Baty Mrs Penny Bigg

Improving life after knee replacements Total knee arthroplasty (TKA), or knee replacement, is one of the most common elective surgical procedures. It is often carried out on patients suffering from arthritis, particularly osteoarthritis, to give them back their mobility. However, even after surgery patients can still suffer some pain and be limited to gentle activities. This is usually because components of the knee replacement itself are positioned inaccurately, or their design is unforgiving. To address these problems, the James Dyson Foundation has awarded a PhD studentship to Lisa Fitzgerald. She is developing a dynamic knee simulator which models the behaviour of the human knee. Using this simulator, different knee replacement designs are subjected to realistic forces and movements that patients would experience in daily life. Lisa’s research will enhance medical understanding in this area and, importantly, help improve quality of life for future knee replacement patients. We would also like to thank the Enid Linder Foundation and the Alumni Fund who have also contributed to this important research.

Cancer research at Bath A talented young researcher at Bath has been given the opportunity to develop novel insights into diagnosing prostate cancer, thanks to the Annett Charitable Trust. Ben Sharpe says, “Most prostate cancers are no risk to patient health, as they grow slowly and do not spread. However, some men will relapse and develop treatment-resistant disease. We currently lack the tools to identify patients at risk of relapse. I hope to identify proteins in human prostate cancer samples that will predict relapse, so that treatment can be adjusted to suit individual risks and needs. Potentially, it could spare patients the side-effects of unnecessary treatment, such as incontinence and impotence. It will also help us learn more about the nature of cancer stem cells, and how to target them to treat the disease. I would like to thank the Annett Charitable Trust for providing a scholarship to allow me to study at Bath.”

Mr William Jones Mr Stephen Jones Mr Gerard Kelly Mr Nigel Keys Dr Junzo Kosugi Mr Richard Lee & Mrs Stephanie Lee Mr Trevor Marshall Ms Raksha McCann Mr John Monks Mrs Susan Mulvenna Mr Ray Neno Mr Mark Neve Mrs Ruth Nicholls

Ms Barbara Nunn Mr Charles Page Mr David Pearse & Mrs Sharon Pearse Dr Bill Rees Ms Eve Salomon Mr Neil Short Mr Peter Simpson Mr Graeme Snow Ms Deborah Stephens Mrs Ann Stewart Mrs Carol Tarn Mr Michael Taylor & Mrs Dee Taylor

Mrs Christine Ward Mr Patrick Watts Mr Mark Wells Mr Dave Wicks Seven anonymous donors

1979

Dr John Bond Mr Michael Burrows Mr Robert Butler Ms Sarah Canney Dr Gilbert Childs * Mr Peter Clegg Dr Ray Cox Mr Ian Dodds Mrs Sue Dunster Mr Tim Durham Mr Rob Furber Mr Mark Holloway & Mrs Lynda Holloway Mr Martin Jones

Dr Colin Aldis Mr Peter Arnold Mr Steve Arnold Mr John Ayres Mr Alan Baker Mr Martyn Bale Mr David Bannister Mr John Bateman

Mr Jonathan Battershill & Mrs Theresa Battershill Mr Neil Burns & Mrs Susan Burns Mr Bill Burt Mr David Bush Mrs Helen Campbell Mr Gary Cartlidge Mrs Elizabeth Chowienczyk Mr James Craw Mr Gary Delany Mr Hitesh Dodhia & Mrs Rajula Dodhia Dr Chris Dorling Dr John Duncan

Making life safer for people with dementia PhD student Jason Leake (pictured) is creating a device that will enhance the safety and independence of dementia sufferers, thanks to the generous support of a Bath alumnus and his wife. Looking after someone with dementia is not easy. Carers can easily become isolated if they feel unable to leave that person alone even for short periods, for example to visit the shops or neighbours. This is something I care about, so I am honoured to receive the RCH PhD Scholarship in Dementia and Alzheimerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Research. This scholarship is enabling me to research how carers can feel more secure leaving the people they care for alone. Statistically, the most serious risk is that the person with dementia will fall and be injured, so this is what I am focusing on. One way of reducing risk is for the person to wear an automatic fall detector. If the wearer falls, it generates a radio alarm so that a carer can respond quickly. A number of these detectors are already available, but they share a common weakness. Most of them use accelerometers to sense a free fall followed by an impact and then a period of minimal movement, but this results in a high number of false alarms. Often, the device warns the wearer that an alarm is about to be sent and allows them to cancel it if they do not need help. However, someone with moderate or severe dementia may be unable to do this because they do not understand the device. A fall detector suitable for someone with dementia should therefore be reliable enough not to need this feature.

Mr Ronald Esain Mr Chris Evans & Mrs Judy Evans Mr John Forde Mr Martin Gadsby Mr David Gladwin Miss Julie Goodwin Dr Paul Gower Ms Jacqueline Hannis Dr Shelley Hinsley Mr Richard Hughes Mr Peter Inman Mr Rolf Jones Ms Jane Joyner Dr Jacinta Keogh-Bennett

Mr Russell Lane Mr Derek Light Mr Oliver Menhinick Ms Wendy Neath Mr Mervyn Newton Mrs Peach Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Gorman Mr Mark Pattison Mr Philip Patterson Mr Mark Perry Mr Phil Perry Mr Kevin Phillips Dr Alastair Pringle Mr Julian Pullen Mrs Elizabeth Riminton-Drury

Ms Joy Rooney Bennett Ms Ann Ruthven Mr Thomas Saltiel Mr Philip Sampey Mrs Andrea Sinclair Ms Mary Spohn Mr Allen Swift & Mrs Jacqueline Swift Dr Derek Tate Dr Rod Timbrell-Whittle & Mrs Sue Timbrell-Whittle Mr Jim Waterworth Mr Peter Wise Four anonymous donors

1980

1979

My PhD is about finding out how to build such a device which is practical, effective and socially acceptable.

Dr Abdelrahman Ahmed Mr John Allan Dr Michael Allen Mr Mikkel Bates Mr Mark Billingham Mrs Jane Boyce Mrs Fiona Candler Mr Mark Champion Miss Helen Cole Mr Nigel Cooper & Mrs Isobel Cooper Ms Judith Cope Mr John Dowden Mrs Helen Granville

Mr Robert Greenhill Mrs Isabel Gregg & Dr Evan Gregg Mr Simon Hanna & Mrs Jean Hanna Dr Ralph Harris Mrs Monica Hosie Ms Jane Hough Mr Nicholas Hough Professor Geraint Johnes Mr Cyril Johnson Mr Peter Lambert Mr John Law & Mrs Catherine Law Mrs Elspeth Levitan Mrs Linda Mason Eur Ing Graham Orchard

I’m excited to be putting my knowledge to use in improving life for dementia sufferers and their carers” For example, the detector should be easy to wear on the ankle or wrist. It should address the main concerns of carers: if they are equally worried about wandering, then the sensor should be combined with a wander alarm. Most importantly, it should detect a fall accurately and not give false alarms. Significantly, a fall is more complex than just the sudden drop of the physical body; there are also physiological responses like distress, shock, anxiety or pain. This is the unique aspect of my research. I am looking at physiological information which could complement the accelerometer data to make it more accurate and reliable. To test this, I am undertaking detailed trials; if my method using physiological data works reliably, it will be an extremely useful basis for an improved fall detector.

Mrs Julie Barton Mr Christopher Bell Mr Jonathan Billinger Mr John Binns Mr Brian Bond Mr Chas Boys Mr Peter Burks Mr Bill Carlyle Mr Andy Coles Mrs Penny Cope Mr Asko Croft Mr Paul Davey Dr Andy Dixon & Ms Julia Samulak

Mr John Ely Mr Clive Gregory Mr Ian Hall Mr David Hempstead Mr Steven Hickingbottom Mr Dave Howard Mrs Karen Leach Dr Brian Lipscombe Ms Jane McCluskey Ms Anna McQuaid Mr Alan Millichamp Mr Tony Mills Mrs Janice Nichols Mr Anthony Owen

Mr Stephen Perkins Professor Gareth Price Mr Owen Ransen Mrs Linda Rawlings Mr Paul Salmon Mr Martin Tupper & Mrs Audrey Tupper Mr David Verney Dr Ian Whiting Mr Neil Wrigglesworth Dr Wendy Young Craig Nine anonymous donors

1982

Mrs Chandrika Patel Mrs Sian Reading Mr Kuldip Salh Mr Philip Smith Miss Valerie Smith Mrs Valerie Snell Dr Steven Swain Mr Pete Underwood Ms Mandy Walker Dr Clare Whitehead Mr Byron Williams Four anonymous donors

1981

My career has been in electronics and software, and I‘ve also completed a Computer Science MSc at Bath and earlier work for the University-supported Bath Institute of Medical Engineering (BIME). I’m excited to be putting my knowledge to use in improving life for dementia sufferers and their carers. I am indebted to the couple who are funding this PhD. Without their generosity I would be unable to carry out this research and make a positive difference to people’s lives.

Mr Richard Admiraal Mrs Karen Beales Mrs Anne Benham Mr Andrew Bird Ms Angela Bowden Ms Charmian Boyd Miss Diane Bray Mr Stephen Budd Dr Roberto Desimone & Mrs Alison Desimone Mr Elton D’Souza Mr Peter Dyce Mr Jeremy Eastaugh Mr David Gillard

Engineering a smart future

Mrs Sally Stephens Miss Sandra Talbot Mr Andrew Talkowski Mr John Tranter & Mrs Carin Tranter Mr Alan Truesdale Mrs Elaine Ward Ms Gillian Wheatley Mr Michael Whiteside Nine anonymous donors Mr Rodger Andrews Mrs Anne Ayres Mr David Baker Mr Nick Berry

Mr Keith Bradley Mrs Anna Chan Dr Simon Chandler Mrs Trudi Chatwin & Mr Richard Chatwin Mrs Celia Comber & Mr Alan Comber Mrs Catherine Crowley Mr Tim Curtis Miss Jenny Davie Mrs Caroline Elliott-Janvier Dr David Hicks Miss Amanda Jones Mrs Janet Kearns Dr Nicky Kemp

Mrs Joanna Khan Mr Steve Larter Mr Malcolm McGreevy Dr Bernard Millard Dr Ann Mills-Duggan Mr Sandy Muir Mrs Nicola Needham Dr Julie Overthrow Mr Laurie Powell Dr Ann Pullen Mr Philip Shaw Mr Michael Thompson & Dr Sue Thompson Mr Stephen Vakil Mr David Vigar

Dr Joseph Wang Mr Jon Wickham & Mrs Karen Wickham Mr Hamish Wilkie Mr David Wing Mrs Christine Woodfine Three anonymous donors

1984

Mrs Mary Inch Mr Ian Jenkins & Mrs Celia Jenkins Mr Christopher Jones Mr Gary Lilley Mr Mick Lumsden Mrs Susan McLeod Mr Simon Nobbs Mrs Jane Roberts & Mr Michael Roberts Mr Adrian Seager Mr Mike Smith Mr Nigel Smith Mr Robert Smith Ms Sarah Smith Mr James Spencer

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1982

echnology has always been at the heart of Bath, and weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re using our expertise to help shape a sustainable future. Today, alumni and friends are supporting some groundbreaking projects which aim to improve how we live in and interact with our environment. Importantly, these projects are not just exciting ideas. Our pragmatic approach ensures that we conduct research where there is a genuine pressing issue to address. And because we have close associations with industry and commerce, we are well placed to implement our findings in a practical way, for real-world impact. All gifts to sustainable technology help preserve our environment for future generations.

Mr Russell Anderson Mr Roland Asbridge Mr Simon Baker Mr Pete Claydon Mr Trevor Davies & Mrs Susan Davies Mrs Alison Durbin &

Donation attracts new investment in sustainable energy Solar power could become a major energy source, but many current technologies are simply too expensive and inefficient to become industry standard. In the Centre for Sustainable Chemical Technologies, Dr Aron Walsh is leading a project to develop materials that convert sunlight to electricity at low cost and high performance. Dr Walsh was originally able to join the University thanks to a donation from alumnus Roger Whorrod and his wife Sue. Since then his research has attracted further funding, making the original donation into a significant investment in the future of sustainable energy. “I’ve expanded my research to a team of nine people with funding from UK and European Research Councils,” he says. “This just wouldn’t have been possible without that original seed money.” Dr Aron Walsh (left) and Professor Saiful Islam

Prestigious award for low carbon research

Mr Graham Pickup Mr Stephen Roberts Mr Andrew Sayer Mrs Jane Simpson Mr Peter Speller Professor Koen Steemers & Professor Jeanette Steemers Dr Graeme Thomson Mr Hubert Velge Mr Jim Whitehouse Dr Kevin Williams Mr Christopher Wilson Mr Stephen Woolven Two anonymous donors

Mr Paul Baxter Mr Ian Bloxham Mrs Jo Brookes Mrs Melanie Calver Mr David Casale & Mrs Sally Casale Ms Hilary Cross Dr Philip Dixon Dr Paddy Douglas Mr Richard Edwards Mr Chris Glass Mr Richard Grainger Mr Stephen Harris Mr Gary Hawkins Mr Paul Hazlehurst

Mr Graham Hillier Mr Phil Hutson Ms Nerys Jones Dr Peter Keevil & Mrs Sharon Keevill Mr Richard Lark Dr Paul Marshall Mr Douglas McFarland Mr John Molloy Mr Mitch Moore & Mrs Alison Moore Mr Michael Nicholas Mr Stephen Plain Mr Tony Powell Mrs Liz Rodwell & Mr Paul Rodwell

1986

Mr Ian Durbin Mr Andy Gilson & Mrs Cathy Gilson Ms Sarah Grover Mr Tim Harrabin & Mrs Nicola Harrabin Dr David Harris Mr Clive Hornett Mr Andrew Knipe Mr Richard Laurence Mr Floyd Lazare Dr Andrew Nesbitt & Mrs Sarah Nesbitt Mr Philip Ockwell Mr David Ovenden

1985

Research at Bath into low-carbon living has been boosted by a prestigious award from the Royal Society. Professor Furong Li is one of this year’s recipients of the Wolfson Research Merit Award, recognising the value of her work which aims to make sustainable energy a daily reality for consumers. She has already influenced pricing and distribution methodology in 80 per cent of the UK’s power network operators, and is paving the way for smart grids and micro-generation – producing our own electricity in our homes – to become the norm. With this award, Professor Li will be able to focus on highlighting areas of the UK energy network that show the greatest potential to implement these green, cost-saving technologies.

Mr Nigel Rowe Miss Amanda Shoebridge Dr Tanya Stagg Mr Adrian Summerfield Dr Alan Teale Mr Gino Viviani Mr David Woollatt Mr Mark Wright Four anonymous donors Mr Michael Ashworth Mrs Anna Batchelor Mrs Vanessa Baxter Ms Sarah Beynon Mrs Pat Bishop

Dr Rosemary Bryson Mrs Judy Busby Mr Stephen Calder-Smith Mr Timothy Case Mr Stephen Childs Ms Carol Comer Ms Clare Deering Dr Carl Dolman Mr John Dubery Mr David Edwards Ms Elisabeth Else Ms Caroline Frank Mr Michael Genge Dr Richard Harris

Mr Geoffrey Hill Mrs Jane Jones Mr Peter Keemer Mr Adrian O’Reilly Mr Euripides Ornitharis & Mrs Anthi Ornithari Mr Richard Pelling Mrs Justina Pepper Mrs Adele Rowley Mr Christopher Selwyn & Mrs Brenda Selwyn Mr Stephen Westwood Five anonymous donors

1987

1986

It’s hard to predict where this technology could take us, and it’s exciting to be part of it”

Mrs Penny Baillie Mr Stuart Bird & Mrs Katie Bird Mr Matthew Brearley Mr Christopher Bright & Mrs Fiona Bright Dr Jeremy Bright & Mrs Ruth Bright Mr Philip Butson Mr Christopher Carter Ms Irene Chapman Mr Andrew Clifton Mrs Birgit Compton Mr Howard Cooper

Mr Gary Davis Professor Gary Davis Mrs Natasha Deitsch Mrs Teresa Down & Mr Timothy Down Mr Mike Ellis Mrs Viviane Fingerhut Mr Paul Flavell Mrs Katherine Glass Miss Heather Goodenough Mr Timothy Hall Mr Jules Higman Dr Frank Hope Ms Ifeyinwa Jibunoh &

Dr Mark Poulter Mr Andrew Johnson & Mrs Cindy Johnson Mr Andrew Kearney Ms Alison Malfatto Mr Paul Morrison Mr Alexander Moss Mrs Anna Padget Mr Geoffrey Palmer Ms Jacqueline Pooley Mr Tony Reilly Mrs Miranda Rossiter-Doel Mr Andrew Skinner Dr Paul Stead

Funding the future of graphene One donor-funded PhD scholarship is fulfilling a talented young woman’s dream of being a scientist and putting Bath at the heart of a revolution in nanotechnology. Ever since it was isolated in 2004, the technology world has been racing to capitalise on the properties of ‘wonder material’ graphene. It is remarkably simple - a single layer of carbon atoms arranged in a honeycomb pattern - yet incredibly exciting. Its powerful bonds allow superb flexibility and greater strength than diamond, yet it is just one atom thick. Importantly, graphene conducts electricity faster than any other material. The implications for electronic engineering are enormous, with new ideas being generated all the time including bionic devices, spray-on solar panels and flexible touch screens. As a brand new material, graphene needs to be understood at an atomic level before its potential can be fully explored. Ground-breaking studies are happening at Bath’s Graphene Centre Laboratory, thanks to funding that includes the D.D. Chittey/G.W. Froggatt PhD Scholarship in Carbon Nanomaterials.

Although graphene has been described as ‘the new silicon’, Asieh insists that it’s much more exciting in reality. “I’m not interested in improving devices that already exist,” she says. “I’m creating totally new ones. It’s limiting to think of graphene as a replacement for silicon because it can potentially do many more things, and we haven’t discovered those yet.” Asieh is proud that her research is helping to lay foundations for those discoveries. “Nobody has done this before, so at this stage we have many questions. It’s hard to predict where this technology could take us, and it’s exciting to be part of it.”

PhD scholar Asieh Kazemi is dedicated to researching nano devices capable of manipulating the flow of electrons. Asieh says, “I’m investigating how to block or focus electron waves using graphene, and how this can be used in electronics. When you apply graphene to substrates configured in certain ways, electrons sometimes pass through only at certain angles, and sometimes are completely blocked. This would never happen in a normal conducting material.”

Asieh’s passion for science is clear. “As a high school student in Iran I loved astronomy, so I was encouraged to study physics. But I became fascinated with the small scale - everything at an atomic level is an image of the world.” For Asieh, receiving funding from a donor made all the difference; she says that her family’s savings simply wouldn’t be worth enough for her to live or study in the UK. “I am very grateful to my funder, whose support gives me peace of mind to concentrate on my studies instead of worrying about my fees and rent. If only everyone could be as fortunate.”

Asieh makes use of two highly sophisticated microscopes, each the size of a small car. They are custom built to keep graphene atoms as ‘still’ as possible by providing temperatures as low as -269°C within an ultra-high vacuum. “The facilities at Bath are very advanced,” comments Asieh. “One of our microscopes is being uniquely equipped with a nanostencil developed in house.” Nanostencilling

Within the next year, Asieh is hoping to finalise her wave guide device before furthering her research into graphene. “I always dreamed of being a scientist when I was young. With this scholarship I’ve been able to grasp the opportunity to make it happen.”

Mr Andrew Bickley Mr Simon Blackmore & Dr Karen Blackmore Dr Stephen Bleay Mr Derek Brewer

Mrs Bethan Buckley & Mr John Buckley Dr Paul Bury Mr Aaron See Hung Chan Mr Pete Cook Mr Mark Cunningham Mrs Mary Cutbill Mr Roger Duthie Mr Martin Elton & Miss Erica Stenfalt Ms Sharon Flood & Mr Jon Lee Mr Matthew Gott Dr Suzanne Graham Mrs Judith Hall

Mr Jeremy Hayward Mr Karl Hedger Mr Andrew Hockley & Mrs Christine Hockley Ms Jane Horrex Mr Stuart Long Mrs Lynne Love & Mr Ian Love Dr Ian Marshall Mr Graham Massey & Mrs Sian Massey Mrs Janet McCulloch Mrs Mary-Lou Minards Mr Gavin Munnery & Mrs Catriona Munnery

Mrs Jane Neal Mr Thorsten Orr Mr Paul O’Sullivan Mr Keith Page Mr Guy Partridge Mr Ian Salusbury Mr Martin Shirley Mr Keith Talbot Associate Professor Alex Torpiano Mr Angus Ward Mr David Webb Dr Gethin Williams Ms Gillian Wolfe

Mr Nick Wood Mr David Young Twelve anonymous donors

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Mr Derek Stenner Mr Kevin Stockbridge Mr Andrew Strong Mr Roger Tweedale Dr Marianne Vakalis Mr Martin Wiles Dr Paul Yates & Ms Sara Yates Three anonymous donors

1988

has great potential. It’s a nanofabrication technique by which materials are ‘sprayed’ through a tiny stencil that moves over a substrate with incredible accuracy. Once perfected, it could stimulate a new generation of microelectronic devices unlike anything available today.

Mr David Armstrong Mr Andy Bell Mrs Emma Clark Mr Nick Cognevich Mrs Rachel Crocker-Kroeze Mr David Dalton Mr Kevin Dangerfield Miss Lynne Dawson Mr Rob Garratt Dr Caroline Gilby

Donor profile: Kuldip Salh

he Salh Scholarship offers financial support to a Pharmacy undergraduate each year. The donor behind the programme, Kuldip Salh, is a Bath graduate who built his pharmacy company from humble beginnings and is passionate about giving the same chances to young people today.

DONOR PROFILE

I was 14 when I came to the UK, and couldn’t even speak English. At 16 I left school after only one year there - I passed one O level and then went straight into work. My first job was working in a paint factory, but I knew I didn’t want that life for myself. I wanted to pass my A Levels, so in the evenings I started studying again. Because my parents weren’t around I made my own living, working in a bakery every Friday night and all through the holidays when I wasn’t at college. That’s what paid for my education and I managed to get four A Levels. Two universities offered me places, but I chose Bath because it felt like such a friendly campus and a close-knit community. That’s really important to me. The main thing I loved about Bath was the people. There was always someone there if I felt lonely, and people were always willing to help. When that happens, the same attitude is instilled in you and you start to care about others too. That’s why I give to Bath now. As a student, I really enjoyed sport as well. I got a half blue in badminton but one year I took part in a 24-hour lawnmower race. My team won and we were presented with our prize by that year’s Miss UK, Madeleine Stringer...I’ve still got the photo somewhere! Those were fun times, three happy years just flew by and before I knew it, it was time to leave. Most importantly for me, my experience at Bath was what made my life. My degree is the platform that led to my career and being able to take care of my family. Earning a degree is a bit like passing a driving test - it’s very important to pass, but it’s only the beginning and you go on learning for the rest of your life. For me, giving something back to Bath is a very important part of that process. I learnt a lot from working in a factory when I was younger, and if someone works hard then I am willing to support them. I have plenty to eat and a roof over my head: I’m very fortunate, so I feel it’s my duty to help

others who are in a more difficult situation. These days you can’t do anything without money, and even if we all share just a few pounds it adds up to make a difference to someone. Life’s too short not to share. I’m proud to see that the University has gone from strength to strength because it has given me so much. I feel very privileged to have a degree from Bath and a successful business when there are people who can’t even find work. It’s a pleasure to give something back; it’s nice to see young people happy and not struggling. Some graduates find it easier to give their time, but I now have the opportunity to contribute financially. When I receive letters from the young people I’ve helped, they recognise how important it is that someone has supported them. Hopefully I will encourage a new generation who will want to do the same.

Mona Kapuria, Salh Scholar 2012-13 I’ve really enjoyed my first year of Pharmacy at Bath. I am most interested in Industrial and Hospital Pharmacy but alongside studying I make the most of all the activities the University has to offer. This year I was elected Freshers’ representative for the Bath University Asian Students’ Society committee, and this allowed me to get involved with organising activities and gave me the opportunity to meet and communicate with a large number of students. I have been elected Social Secretary for next year, and will also be a peer mentor for first year Pharmacy students. I’m very grateful for my scholarship which has pushed and motivated me to work my hardest, and has fuelled my desire to become a pharmacist.

Integrating communities

Dr Stuart Ruffle & Dr Katherine Ruffle Mrs Andrea Samuelson Mr Simon Stevens Mr Mark Stowe Mr Nick Sumner Mr Nigel Taylor Mr Paul Vosper Dr Paula Waters Mr Bruce Whitehorn Mr Andrew Williams Mr Neil Wood Three anonymous donors

Mr Gordon Anderson Dr Niall Bowen Mrs Sarah Brennan Mr Gavin Busuttil-Reynaud Ms Claire Carre-Jones Mr Adam Carswell Mr James Collins Mr James Duthie Mr Ralph Elia & Mrs Susan Elia Professor Julien Forder Dr George Gore Mr Adrian Gregory Mr Andrew Harding Mrs Sue Harling

Mr Todd Howell Dr Gerald Hunt Ms Belinda Jarron Mr Shailesh Katira Mr Tim Lee Mrs Stella Mourouzidou Damtsa Mr Gable Pang Dr Simon Phillips Mr Michael Pritchard Dr Julie Reid Mrs Anne Renders Dr Stephen Richards Mr Tom Seddon Mr Roger Smith

Mrs Caroline Starkey Miss Sarah-Jane Stephens Dr Sharon Stratton Mrs Tamsin Tinsley Mr Allan Trayes Mr Alan Wilson Mr Niall Woodhead Three anonymous donors

1991

Mrs Olga Gomez-Cash Mr David Grant Mr Ian Grime Mr Percy Lea Mr Robert Linnegar Mrs Sue McKendrick Mr Jonathan Nash Mr James Nickolls Mr Kevin O’Donnell Dr John Ould Mr Michael Peddell Mrs Juliet Raynes Mr Andrew Robertson & Mrs Theresa Robertson

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he university is proud to be a hub of the Bath community. This year, Bath students volunteered over 6,000 hours and raised over £50,000 for local and national organisations. They in turn are supported by our alumni network, whose contributions also allow students to develop through study, sport, art and enterprise. But it’s not only the local community – Bath students are encouraged to become world citizens. Your support also helps students undertake overseas or unpaid work placements to broaden their horizons and assist developing economies. In this way, the impact of Bath’s success is felt across the globe.

Dr Carol Austin Mrs Christine Brown Mr Ian Clegg Mrs Christine Davis Dr Sue Baigent-Francis

The 1990s saw a surge in diagnoses of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in children who are now approaching University age. Thanks to the generosity of Bath alumni, we are running our first ‘Introduction to University Life’ course, aimed at students with ASD who are intending to study an undergraduate degree at the University of Bath. There is much focus on the interpersonal difficulties of people with autism. Yet some with a diagnosis demonstrate great abilities that enable them to do extremely well in higher education. However, difficulties in dealing with change are central to ASD, so the transition from home to university is often overwhelming. Many students with ASD are deterred from attending or drop out before completing their degree, so the course aims to reduce the anxiety associated with the transition. It will help prepare the students for university life by allowing them to experience living, sleeping, cooking and socialising away from home in a safe environment before the commotion of Freshers’ Week.

Dr Tom Hudson Mr Nick Hynes Miss Tina Kokkinos Mrs Sarah Lawrence Dr Emma Lenz Mrs Meg Longman Mr Neil McLeish Mr Robert Mead Ms Isobel Michael Mr Robert O’Leary Dr Jane O’Rourke Mrs Rachel Phillips Mr Leif Puddefoot Mrs Alison Roberts

Mrs Stephanie Rogers Mrs Julia Sherwen Mrs Susan Stone Dr Richard Stratford Dr Rebecca Stratling Mr Aria Taheri Mr Andrew Trowbridge Mr Alastair Watson & Mrs Nathalie Watson Mr Adam Wickenden Dr Christopher Williams Six anonymous donors

1992

Although the Summer School is mainly aimed at those about to start a course at Bath, it is also open to those who are heading for other universities, or who have not yet decided whether to take this step at all. Some parts of the course will also be repeated later during the

Mr James Anderson Miss Nicola Bellingham Mr Steven Bird Dr Yvonne Brown Mr Chris Campkin Mr Jonathan Crowe Mr David Dodgson Dr Nic Doye Mr Jeremy Fonseca Mr Ian Gallagher Mr Donald Haddock Jr. Dr Elizabeth Harper Mr Siôn Lutley Mrs Joanne Minion

first semester, for the benefit of any students who have started their studies without the support of the Summer School. Because the course is supported by the Alumni Fund, places are free for all, allowing attendees to experience university life at Bath – with no additional concerns about financial constraints.

Lloyds Scholars set to contribute 4,500 hours to local community Students accepted onto the new Lloyds Scholars programme at Bath will each contribute at least 100 hours of volunteering per year to local causes. This annual commitment forms a key part of the scholarship scheme, reflecting Lloyds’ aim to play a constructive part in the prosperity of communities they serve and help develop their scholars as well-rounded individuals. “We have been really impressed with the volunteering efforts of the scholars, many of whom have gone from being led by others to running projects and in some cases setting up their own charities,” commented Richard Cooper, Head of Education & Employability at Lloyds Banking Group. Scholars will volunteer for causes close to their hearts, broadening their experience and gaining important transferable skills such as confidence, relationship-building and communication.

Mr Steve Morris Mr David Nottingham Dr Robin Oakley Dr Robert Oddy Dr Mark Prickett Mr Dave Smith Mr David Westcott Mr Robert Wise Mr Michael Wrigley Two anonymous donors

1993

Alumni Fund helps potential students with Autism Spectrum Disorder try out university life

Dr Abdul Basit Mr John Bezzant Mr Paul Brown

Mrs Julie Codling Mr Morten Damm & Mrs Mette Damm Miss Ali Harris Dr Paul Hayden Mr Andy Howard Mr Tony James Mr John Kinson Dr Dethard Lampe Mr Andrew Lawley & Dr Wendy Lawley Mr Colin le Duc Mr Michael Lerry Mr Peter Lord

Centre for the Arts now under construction Work is underway on the brand new Centre for the Arts, and we are delighted to have received initial support towards this exciting project. The Centre for the Arts will be a significant cultural hub, both for the campus and the wider community. Occupying a prominent position near the University’s main entrance, the Centre is designed to nurture creativity by providing facilities for rehearsals, performances and events. It will be the ideal place for students the wider community and professional artists to develop talent and experience different art forms. As well as filling a gap in the provision of contemporary arts, the Centre will also house the School of Management’s Executive Development Suite, providing a creative and inspiring environment for teaching business.

Mr Vebjorn Ask Mr David Atterbury & Mrs Jane Atterbury

Mr Lee Boyton Ms Jo Bridger Mr Quentin Brook Mr Steve Cast Mr John Cotton Mr Robert Dickson Mrs Milica Gay & Mr Daniel Gay Dr Neil Havard Mr Alan Holliman Mr Trevor Jefferies Mr Ian Lumb & Mrs Victoria Lumb Mr James Macfarlane

Mr Robin Middleton Mr Simon Muderack Miss Anne O’Brien Mr Alan Odeku Mr Rajender Raval Miss Caroline Rawson Mr Richard Rutter Mrs Heidi Trencher Mr Garth Way Five anonymous donors

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Mr Alan Man Mr Zoltan Rikker Mrs Rachael Roberts Mr Shane Sullivan Dr Thomas Szabo Mr Mark Tomblin Mr Andy Watkins & Mrs Sarah Watkins Mr Iain Wilson An anonymous Donor

1994

We have received donations and pledges of over £450,000 towards the construction of this unique new facility, which will provide a dedicated home for the Institute of Contemporary Interdisciplinary Arts (ICIA). This includes support from alumni and a generous grant from the Garfield Weston Foundation, one of the largest and most respected charitable organisations in the country. Alumnus Professor Raymond F. Schinazi has also generously contributed $100,000 towards the development. We are delighted that our supporters understand the need to provide a suitable home for the ICIA, which supports 14 arts societies, three media societies and numerous cultural clubs across the University, but is currently struggling to do so in limited space. All of this support is incredibly valuable. By showing that we have the backing of alumni, and that other friends of the University are willing to support the Centre for the Arts, we are more likely to secure the further funding we need from charitable trusts and foundations.

Dr Mehdi Asghari Mr Jason Blight Mr Dominic Brennan

Miss Kim Chow Mr Garrett Cotter Mr Ian Crowe Ms Tamara Daly Miss Elizabeth Durell Mr Trevor Ford Mrs Vicky Gibson Mrs Elizabeth Hall Mr John Harrison & Mrs Sarah Harrison Mrs Suzanne Hart Mr Stephen Hinley Mr Richard Lander Mr Philip McComish &

Mrs Vicki McComish Dr Brian Nicholson Mrs Pam Pennefather Mr Jason Pitchford-Todd Mr Jonathan Sleightholme Mr Matthew Smith Mr Tim Spicer Mr Paul Swinson Mr David Trice Mr Richard Watson & Mrs Emma Watson Three anonymous donors

Uganda enterprise trip is ‘a steep learning curve’

Mercer Charity Placement Award helps expand horizons

This June, the five members of the Ugandan Threads Co. (UTC) team embarked on a two-week trip to the Wakiso District, Uganda. Their mission was to set up the UTC social enterprise, aimed at empowering 12 vulnerable individuals to harness their tailoring skills and create a business selling marketable bags made from up-cycled Ugandan mineral sacks.

Suzannah Hance was one of four recipients of the Mercer Charity Placement Awards this year, generously provided by Modern Languages and European Studies alumnus Richard Roberts. The programme, worth £7,500 in total, provides funds to help students undertake charity placements overseas during university holidays or a sandwich year.

The five students’ time in Uganda was a steep learning curve. Challenges they encountered included language barriers, teaching business modules at an appropriate level and difficulties in sourcing materials for the bags. Sophie Esslemont, a second year student in BSc Politics and International Relations, says, “This experience has proved the most valuable lesson of my life so far. I have learnt to put in 110%, and even then to expect the unexpected when it comes to results.” Her classmate Emily Sara says, “No book could have provided us with the ability to set up our international business. I have learnt the true power of impeccably detailed organisation, problem-solving, using my initiative, clear communication and strength in decision-making.”

Suzannah says, “I’m teaching in rural Paraguay for the charity Santa Maria Education Fund which provides free higher level education to young people. Arriving here was a big cultural shock. At first I didn’t fit in and had thoughts of giving up but I coped by integrating myself into the community, saying yes and going with the flow. Now I go to a Paraguayan dance class, sing in the church choir with my Paraguayan ‘mum’, take guitar lessons and occasionally go to the local crafts workshop. I’m learning new things about Paraguayan culture and myself every day. It’s a very special experience that I wouldn’t have had if I’d picked an ‘easier’ choice closer to home. Going somewhere completely unknown and making a difference in the local community has made me more independent and confident in my abilities. The Mercer Award has allowed me to do this and I truly hope my fellow students will have similar opportunities. My career plans have changed from living and working here too. What I enjoy most about my role is human contact, development and leadership – skills that will feed into my professional future. I have thoroughly enjoyed immersing myself into a fascinating culture and language. It’s a real challenge but one well worth doing.”

Mrs Caroline Pope Mr Mike Powis Mrs Victoria Price Miss Karin Ridgers Mr James Simpson Mr Dave Williams An anonymous Donor Mrs Sophia Bate Mr Simon Bushell Mrs Michele Coghlan & Mr Stephen Coghlan Mr Tim Couling Mr Simon Depoix &

Mrs Karen Depoix Dr Keith Farmer Mr Paul Ferguson Mr Tony Goody Mr Christopher Greenfield Mr Nigel Hayman Mr David Hope Dr Akif Khan Mr Jaggy Khela Mr Gordon Mories Mrs Grainne Patton Dr Rhian Phillips Mr Richard Roberts Dr Philip Tollinton

Mr Andrew Warren Mr Matthew Webb & Mrs Claire Webb Mr Chris Wells & Mrs Sally Wells Miss Sumudu Wijeratne Mrs Sonia Willis Three anonymous donors

1998

Mrs Rebecca Addis Mr Matthew Box Mrs Kate Buckley Mrs Louise Cohu Miss Karen Hancock Miss Jacqueline Hardy Mr Henrik Harmer Mrs Jill Hay Dr Rachel Hopkins Mr John Jeffries Mrs Anna Lawler Dr Owen Lyne Ms Heather Mason Dr Richard Pannett

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Without support from the Alumni Fund, travelling to Uganda would not have been possible, and the project would have remained words without action. The experience has equipped the UTC team for future challenges in work and life after university.

Mr Graeme Anderson Mr Stuart Bainbridge Mr Michael Bell Miss Rosi Buscombe Mr Peter Harrison

Miss Martha Larson Mr Juan Miguel Azcarraga Mr Terry Ng Mr Richard Oldfield Mr Nicholas Partridge Dr Teresa Street & Mr Matthew Street Mr Andrew Tarver Miss Sadie Thorne The Rt Hon Lord Tugendhat Mr Chris Varney Dr Ahmer Wadee Mr Martin Yallop Five anonymous donors

Nurturing sporting ability

Mr Daniel Grant Mr Chris Harvey Dr Judith Hattersley Mr Nigel Height Miss Elizabeth Heseltine Miss Emma Law Mr Norbert Martinez Clavera Mr Simon Miall Mr Matthew Newson Mr Bruce Porteous Mrs Jane Rastall Mrs Anna Ritchie & Mr Iain Ritchie Mrs Fiona Roberts

Mr Thomas Underwood & Mrs Alexandra Underwood Mrs Catherine Vickery Mr Leon Walker Mrs Lucy Wheeler Two anonymous donors Mr Neil Ashman Mrs Catherine Boulter Mrs Rachel Carson Miss Annie Chow Dr Elliott Davies Mr Matthew Davis Mr David Grace

Dr Michelle Hiscutt Eur Ing Ed Hopper Dr Martin Jeffery Mr Thomas Kyle Mr Emilio Lastra Gil Mr Calvin Linfield Mr Mark Lowe Mrs Jolene Martin Mrs Jennifer McLoughlin Mrs Sheila Moa Mr Erick Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor Dr Ray Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Gorman Mr Peter Owen Mr Jonathan Payne &

Mrs Nadine Payne Mr Steven Pegg Miss Rosie Pfau Dr Rosalind Polley Mr Craig Scordellis Miss Samantha Truman Mr David Watson Dr Jack Whitehead Seven anonymous donors

2001

Mr Thomas Amy Miss Gillian Barwell Mr Ian Bellamy Mrs Lucy Berks Dr Silvain Buche Mrs Carrie Cameron-Smith Mr Adrian Champ Mrs Susie Connolly Mr Philippe Dancause Mr Andrea de Vincentiis Mrs Louise Dennis Mr James Flood Dr Adam Gerrard Mrs Alison Graham-Black

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he world-class sports facilities available at Bath attract some of the finest athletes to train and study with us, recently including Olympic and Paralympic squads. But it is your support that puts us leagues ahead. Many of our most talented athletes and sports researchers are here thanks to alumni and friends like you who provide scholarships and contributions to international travel to competitions. This support nurtures sporting ability and allows elite sportsmen and women to achieve their potential at an international level. It funds research into injury, health and fitness which raises safety and performance standards. It also helps make sports more accessible and enjoyable for all.

Mr Emad Al Adhal Miss Claire Bedford Mr Michael Bobbett Mr Matthew Chappell

Trendell scholars help Bath become the ‘University of Netball’

Rugby Football Union funds research to tackle injury in players

The Team Bath netball squad has enjoyed a hugely successful year, and incredibly, three of the squad are scholars supported by scholarships from the Trendell family. In May, the team fought a tough battle to become Netball Superleague champions for the fifth time with an impressive last-minute win over Celtic Dragons. Earlier in the year, as part of the England squad, these players achieved a long-awaited victory over Australia in the International Netball Series.

The RFU is funding specialist research which aims to prevent injuries in elite rugby. Rugby Union is among the most played and watched sports in the world, and is physically demanding with high intensity activity and collisions. As such, rugby has one of the highest levels of injury of all professional team sports. There have been a number of reports on injuries sustained in Rugby Union, but the real challenge is to prevent injuries from happening in the first place by developing a predictive model. The RFU is supporting a scholarship for PhD student Sean Williams to address this challenge, using data collected over the last ten years by the England Professional Rugby Injury Surveillance Project. The outcome of this innovative research should reduce the risk of injury for rugby players and prolong their careers as a result.

Team Bath is dubbed the ‘University of Netball’ for its impressive track record of developing exciting young players into major national talents. Thanks to the generosity of the Trendell family, these athletes are able to dedicate plenty of time to their sport and succeed at international level.

Mr Christopher Pittman Mr Philip Robertson Mr Adnan Siddiqui Mr David Smith Ms Helen Vaughan Mrs Shirley Wang Mrs Kaoru Westmacott Mr Stuart Wilson Mr Filip Wuebbeler Five anonymous donors

2002

Mr James Convey & Mrs Jennifer Convey Mr Simon Critchley Miss Jessica David Mr Mark Donovan Mr Alistair Dunn-Coleman Mr Chris Gage Mr Christopher Gwilliam Mr Steve Hammond Mr Gareth Humphries Mrs Hannah Kirk-Wilson Mrs Juliet Lawn Mr Simon Meadowcroft Mr Viresh Patel

Dr Alfred Agyeman Mr Thomas Allison Dr Rhodri Armour

Mr Simon Bessant Mr Paul Bullock Mrs Kady Chatman Mr James Cole & Miss Nancy Collinge Miss Rhianne Cox Mr Andrew Ditton Mr Chris Gale Mr Keith Groen Mrs Kate Gunn Mr Michael Hanson & Dr Elizabeth Hanson Dr Jono Hey & Mrs Maria Hey Mr Grant Horn

Miss Rossana Incerti Mrs Kate Johnson & Mr Chris Campbell Mrs Annie Johnston Mr Ben Le Huray Mr John Leach Mr James Mendelssohn Mr Richard Merrett Mrs Charlotte Morgan Mr Tim Ngai Mr Rob Palmer Miss Eleesha Pentiah Miss Victoria Petrie Ms Cathy Russell

Mr Leslie Sellick Mr Gregory Sharp Mr Geoffrey Sherburn Mr Mike Smith & Mrs Emily Smith Mr Simon Snow Mr Tom Stanley Mr Daniel Sullivan Mr Tim Surzyn Dr Steven Weber Mr Conor Wilson Mrs Louise Wisson Five anonymous donors

“For me, exercise is medicine” The Susan Whorrod Fellow, Jean-Philippe Walhin, is building foundations for exercise guidelines that will help improve the health of wheelchair users.

Miss Karim Amyuni Miss Sarah Blundell Mrs Charlotte Brett Mr Christopher Brooking Miss Emma Burton Miss Emily Chester Ms Kim Clitter Mrs Alethea Copland Mr Mark Harrison Mr Ian Johnston Mr David Lee Seifert Mrs Sarah Leverson Mr Gethin Luke Mr Sean Meade

Mr Tony Navarro Mr Matthew Preston Mr David Shinkins Mr Colin Tame Miss Catherine Todd Miss Lyndsey White Mrs Eleanor Wilkinson Dr Graham Willis Mr Michael Wisson & Mrs Louise Wisson Five anonymous donors

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The Susan Whorrod Fellowship is part of the University’s unique DisAbility Sport and Health (DASH) initiative, which was established through

Mr Ian Bowcock Dr Malcolm Connolly

the University’s close link to the 2012 Paralympic games. The fellowship is funded by a gift from Sue Whorrod, who was inspired to support the research post following her experiences caring for the disabled as a hospital sister and nursing manager. Jean-Philippe has already made a significant impact on the local disabled community with his knowledge and enthusiasm. “When we advertise for research participants, the reaction is amazing. Lots of people have offered to come back again to take part in future studies because they recognise that this is a fantastic opportunity to help the wider disabled population. There are so many guidelines about exercise in general, but nothing that applies specifically to wheelchair users, whose experience of physical activity is very different. The publicity for our first two studies even went viral among online wheelchair groups, which means we have plenty of people willing to participate!” One upcoming study will ask students to spend a week using a wheelchair, to investigate and quantify the effects of this lifestyle change. “We want to learn about the first physical changes to take place once someone starts using a wheelchair,” says Jean-Philippe.

Miss Laura Cook Mr Marc Davies Mr Arash Fatemian Mr William Froud & Miss Didi Peng Mr Timothy Gange Mr Tom Holley Miss Theresa Kweri Mr David Matthews Mr Adam Michallat-Cox Mr Robert Mills Miss Rachel Peacock Mr Darren Steele Ms Sarah Telford

Miss Sara Ward Mr Vegas White Mrs Elly Williams & Mrs Meri Williams Dr May Yeow Three anonymous donors Mr Noorali Amarsi Mrs Frances Brown Mr Alexander Cockram Dr Matthew Foster Mr Rich Hay Mr Greg Kane Mr Michael MacDonald

Mrs Victoria Morgan & Mr Jonathan Morgan Mr Ross Palmer Mr Samuel Partington Dr Nick Powell Miss Bee Thakore Miss Claire-Louise Valsler Two anonymous donors

2006

Jean-Philippe Walhin was newly appointed as the Susan Whorrod Research Fellow in Disability Health & Wellbeing in December after investigating the effects of diet and exercise at Bath for several years. He says, “My background is in biochemistry, identifying the functions of genes. Ten years ago I was working for a global healthcare company, helping to create new drugs to fight chronic diseases, but I’ve loved sport from a young age and know how important exercise is for health. For me, exercise is medicine. Instead of creating drugs for a profit-making company, I wanted to find a valid approach that would really help people. So, I’m investigating the biological mechanisms by which physical activity protects against chronic diseases.”

I love applying my knowledge to real people and having a positive impact on their lives”

2005

We all know that exercise is good for us. Regular physical activity is a major factor in preventing cardiovascular disease and type II diabetes, and studies have consistently shown this to be the case. What many people don’t know, however, is that wheelchair users are at much greater risk of these diseases. Evidence suggests that spinal cord injured paraplegics have a 60 per cent increased risk of cardiovascular disease, and are four times more likely to develop type II diabetes. It is not clear whether this is a direct result of their disability or of a less active lifestyle, because there is a distinct lack of information about the effect of physical exercise on the health of wheelchair users as a particular group. Thanks to the generosity of a donor, the University of Bath is leading pioneering studies in this area.

Ms Gemma Allen Mr Scott Beasley Mr Harry Ellis Mr Martyn Essery Ms Vicky Gallop

“In just a week you already start to see metabolic changes, which means that wheelchair users are at greater risk of metabolic disorders whether they have been recently injured or have a disability from birth.” It is anticipated that the research will provide the solid evidence needed to create tailored exercise and dietary guidelines for wheelchair users, helping to prevent the wide range of ailments associated with metabolic syndrome including hypertension, obesity, insulin resistance and dyslipidemia. For JeanPhilippe, it’s an exciting challenge. “Lots of scientists spend their days in the lab, but I love applying my knowledge to real people and having a positive impact on their lives. This research has been a real eye-opener for me, and it’s satisfying to know I’m helping a group that has been underrepresented in past exercise studies. I’m very grateful to Sue Whorrod, and to everyone who has lent their support to the project so far.”

2007

Mr Terry Astridge Dr Kieren Boardman Mr Luke Brodie Miss Jessica Chambers

Mr Francis Clarke Mr Anthony Clegg Mrs Maris Cole Mr Robert Cotta Miss Penelope Court Mrs Sam Dawson Miss Hayley Denison Mr Roger France Dr Alan George Mr Adam Gibson Mr Sergey Gladyshev Mr Andrew Goodwin Mrs Amy Green Mr Nick Hall

Miss Kimberly Jones Miss Alfreda Mafe Miss Olivia Marsden Mrs Sarah McCartney Mr Will Mertens Mr Darren Morgan Mr Stuart Nash Mrs Jacqueline Nelson Mr Francis Reardon Mrs Cheryl Scott Dr David Smith Mr Adam Spencer Miss Ann Stainforth Mr Ninad Thackare

Mr Peter Walker-Smith Dr Xuecheng Zhang Six anonymous donors

2008

Mr Mark Gregory Miss Laura Hamilton Miss Sabah Hussain Miss Camilla Mathoulin Dr Joanna Prentice Ms Nerys Shah Mr Leigh Tymms Mr Nicholas White Three anonymous donors

Mr Mark Atterbury Mr Hakan Aysan Mrs Julia Balston Mr John Barrett Mr Joseph Birch Mr Kenan Boztas Mr David Cartwright Mr John Desgranges Dr Arjun Dhillon Mr Andrew Dix

Miss Eloise Goldstraw Mr Jamie Gray & Mrs Jessica Gray Mrs Christine Heslop Mr James Huelin Miss Maria Ioannou Mr Christian Kupich Mr Diego Llorens-Echegaray Miss Catherine Luckin Mr Stuart Mackenzie Mr Tom Major Dr Jason Matthews Mr Safwan Morshed Mr Jordan Nixon-Luke

Why I’m supporting the University of Bath in my Will Alumna Barbara Nunn (BSc Mathematics 1978) explains how working with young people inspired her to pledge financial support for future Bath students.

Like many students, I didn’t find the transition to student life easy. I lived in the most horrendous student house you can imagine! And yet, it was the most wonderful time of my whole life because it developed my confidence. For me, university isn’t just about passing exams to get a job; the life experience you gain is tremendous and shapes everything to come in the future.

2008

Miss Katie Norman Miss Rosanna Pajak Mrs Kathy Quint Mr Iain Stenson Mr Paul Stubbs Miss Jennifer Swinden Mr Barrie White Mr Carl Williams Four anonymous donors

2009

I was fortunate to have support from my family but many are not so lucky. All my working life I’ve been a teacher and careers adviser, so I’ve seen how difficult things can be for students. I received a maintenance grant and didn’t need a student loan, but things have changed. It’s not just financial worries young people face today, but concerns about how to find jobs and gain experience, especially when you’re the first in your family to go to university as I was.

Miss Yasmin Al Rehani Mr David Austin Miss Sarah Bell Ms Annie Bruce

I first started supporting the Alumni Fund a few years ago after I was contacted during the student telethon. It’s only a small monthly contribution but it’s wonderful to be back in contact with the University and lending my support. Student life was so important for my personal development and I’d like others to be able to have that opportunity. That’s why, more recently, I also decided to include the University in my Will, which will enable me to make a more substantial difference later. I made this decision after coming back to the campus and meeting students and staff. The University is so welcoming, and the atmosphere both positive and encouraging. Discussions with senior managers made me feel confident that my financial investment would be well used in ways that I would feel comfortable with, and would be as secure as it is possible to predict. Talking and listening to scholarship students, I was so impressed by the difficulties that they had already overcome simply to be there. Bath is a much more competitive place to get into these days and you now need much higher grades than I have and also more proven commitment! My working life has been about helping young people to achieve their goals in life, often against great odds, so for me, leaving a gift in my Will to fund scholarships is perfect.

Miss Vicki Daniel Miss Madeleine Elvin Mr Thomas Harman Mr David Kitson Miss Lindi Kleu Mr Robert Lo Bue Miss Kristina Lucie-Smith Ms Marianna Mavroudi Dr Peter Millichap Mr Daniel Nightingale Mr Helder Ogunfowora Mrs Alison Osadzinski Miss Marisa Pilling Dr Alan Radford

Mr Chris Rees Mr Michael Selig Mrs Jenny Shukman Mr Adrian Simoes Miss Joanna Sochacka Dr Linda Steele Mr Chris Tams Mr Steven Tapper Miss Jennifer Toonen Mr Adam Turner Mr Jesus Villanueva Perales Five anonymous donors

2010

I loved my time at Bath. I chose to study there in the seventies because it offered a Maths degree with concurrent Certificate in Education and six-month work placement built in over four years, something you couldn’t do anywhere else in those days. The city is wonderful; I used to enjoy wandering around the shops on a Saturday and absorbing the atmosphere among those magnificent buildings.

The 1966 Society was established in recognition of those who pledge a legacy, taking its name from the year in which the University received its Royal Charter. Thank you to all our members – your pledges are tremendously important to the future of the University.

1966 Society Mr Stuart Appleton Mrs Sarah Bevan Mr Alan Bowsher Dr Jayne Carrington Mrs Elaine Chapman & Mr Dave Chapman Professor Richard Conder Mr Michael Cornell Mr Robert Cotta Ms Rosemary Davies Mr Bernard Dokelman Mr Rashid Domingo MBE Ms Sue Duncan Mr Peter Dyce Mr Phillips Ehizojie Mr Fernando Flores-New Mr Timothy Ford Mr Laurie Goldsmith Mr Robert Goodhand Mr Richard Hall Dr Hylton Hardisty Mr Tony Kerpel MBE Miss Tina Kokkinos Dr Richard Mawditt OBE Ms Barbara Nunn Mr Leslie Perrett & Mrs Mary Perrett Mr Hugh Schoenemann Mr Jim Sherwin Mr Greg Slay Miss Valerie Smith Professor Anthony Smith Professor Michael Swanton The Rt Hon Lord Tugendhat Ms Dorothy Walters-Godfree Miss Liz Warren Mr Stephen Woolven Ten anonymous donors

Mr Andrew Bacon Mr Andrew Bellingham Miss Sarah Bullock Mr David Burge Miss Monica Cheng Mr Andrew Chinery Mr Paul Clarke Mr Benjamin Deavin Miss Isabelle Dunnett Miss Kate Gray Mr Nicholas Hodges Miss Victoria Jefferies Miss Renata Kashiwaya Mendes Pinheiro

Mr Dominic Lacey Mr James Lam Mr William MacDonald Mr Mark Parkinson Mr Tapesh Patel Mr Martin Phillips Mr Bryn Pugh-Jones Miss Charli Reynolds Mr Joseph Samuel Mr Peter Scull Mr Matt Sprague Mr Hugo Staton Mr David Stirton Mr Nicholas Tyrrell

DONOR PROFILE

I truly believe that the University can nurture the abilities of its scholarship students” Having visited Bath again, I truly believe that the University can nurture the abilities of its scholarship students and that my financial backing can make a real difference. That’s why I’m leaving a proportion of my estate to fund the Barbara Nunn Scholarships. I know my parents, too, would be delighted that the family name will be carried on in connection with helping those who lack the support they need to realise their full capabilities. If you are thinking about leaving a gift in your Will but have doubts or haven’t got around to taking action, I’d say go and visit the University as a first step. See the campus, talk to some scholarship students and see what the atmosphere is like.

Mrs Oluwatobiloba Black Miss Amy Bowden Mr Simon Bristow Mr Alex Brown Mr Iain Carson Mr Faheem Chowdhury Mr Chris Clements Miss Victoria Cole Mr Paul Ghosh

Mr Philip Hallen Mr Rory Hawkins Mr Oliver Horncastle Miss Katherine Marland Mr Nicholas McMullan Mr John Mitchell Mr Anish Narayanan Hemachandran Mr James Richards Mr Nick Walkden Mr Sam Warren Three anonymous donors

2012

2011

Mr George Watkinson-Yull Miss Natasha Watson & Mr Matthew Canning Four anonymous donors

Mr David Adams Miss Katie Elin Adams

Miss Kate Aldridge Mr Kieran Atkinson Miss Kimberley Bryant Miss Anna Chadwick Miss Katy Daniels Miss Megan Grace Miss Jessica Harries Miss Jessica Horne Mr Samuel Jones Miss Eloise Kelly Mr Samuel Lawes Miss Carie Martin Mr Lewis Martin Miss Regina Medeiros Arnold

Mr Rhys Morgan Mr Joe Mummery Mr Howard Nicholson Mr Craig Perl Miss Louise Rigby Mr Thomas Robinson Miss Corinne Shaw Miss Gemma Smith Mr Daniel Stark Miss Fathom Stead Miss Rebecca Steer Mr Jacob Tunesi Miss Bethany Willmot Mr David Yates

2013

The Development team was happy to help me organise such a visit. I believe in making the most of opportunities, and I’m glad I’ve taken this particular opportunity to play a part in giving future generations the means to develop their potential.

Mr Joe Andrew Mr Sanchit Arora Mr Adam Atherton Mr Per Bilov Jentsch Mr Oliver Bourchier Ms Ella Camilleri Miss Josie Carmichael Miss Sonia Castro Miss Jana Chen Mr Robert Corkill Miss Ana De Tena Torres Mr Sam Fuller Miss Laura Garcia Garcia Miss Chloe Gray

Leadership Giving Circles The Leadership Giving Circles recognise those who have donated above £1,000 (Sulis) or £5,000 (Minerva) in the financial year. Thank you to those alumni, friends and institutions who are willing to stand up and be counted in this way; you inspire others to join you in supporting the University of Bath.

Minerva Circle Professor Sara Arber Mr Michael Ashworth Mr Chris Coles Mr John Cotton Mrs Mary Cutbill Mr Michael Dickson CBE & Ms Effie Galletly Ms Sharon Flood & Mr Jon Lee His Excellency Khalil Foulathi Dr Michael Froggatt Mr David Hope Mr Colin le Duc Dr Brian Nicholson Miss Mandy Norton Mr Richard Roberts Mr Brian Roper & Mrs Margaret Roper Mr Kuldip Salh Professor Raymond F. Schinazi Mr Jim Sherwin & Mrs Hiroko Sherwin Dr Rod Timbrell-Whittle & Mrs Sue Timbrell-Whittle The Trendell family Mr Peter Troughton Mr Stephen J Vakil Mr Roger Whorrod & Mrs Sue Whorrod

Sulis Circle Mr Nick Wood The Annett Charitable Trust BP plc The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission Crop-Innovations The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation The Enid Linder Foundation Ford Motor Company Ltd The Garfield Weston Foundation The Gerber Foundation Grant Thornton UK LLP The James Dyson Foundation The James Tudor Foundation Lloyds Banking Group plc Moog Inc The Royal Society Rugby Football Union Santander Universities Schlumberger Foundation Inc The Shane Francis Aherne Trust The SME Education Foundation Supply Point Systems Ltd Windle Trust International The Wolfson Foundation One anonymous donor

Mr Richard Admiraal Mr David Atterbury & Mrs Jane Atterbury Mr Nick Berry Mr Steven Bird Professor Peter Clegg Mr John Cobb Mr Kevin Dangerfield Mr Hitesh Dodhia & Mrs Rajula Dodhia Mr James D’Souza Professor Kevin Edge Dr Hylton Hardisty Mr Tim Harrabin & Mrs Nicola Harrabin Mr Mark Hawkesworth Mr Nick Hynes Dr Nicky Kemp Mr Gary Lilley Mr Francis H.C. Lo Mr Ian Lumb & Mrs Victoria Lumb Mr Gavin Maggs Mr John May Mr Neil McLeish Mr James Mendelssohn Mrs Stella Mok Mr Mitch Moore & Mrs Alison Moore Mr Howard Nicholson Dr Robert Oddy

Mr Neil Palfreeman Mr Laurie Powell Mr Tom Seddon Mr Philip Shaw Mr James Simpson Mr Trevor Strutt Mr Tim Surzyn Mrs Dee Taylor & Mr Michael Taylor The Rt Hon Lord Tugendhat Mr David Vigar Mr Alastair Watson & Mrs Nathalie Watson Mrs Elly Williams & Mrs Meri Williams Ms Gillian Wolfe Mr Steve Wood Mr Richard Wood* Bath Meles Alumni Boat Club BDP Ede & Ravenscroft Ltd FE Harris (formerly APL) Hughes Sport Foundation M + W UK Oculus Building Consultancy RWE npower plc Schlumberger Stonehouse Technology Centre Thriplow Charitable Trust TTP Group plc Five anonymous donors

Rolls of Honour

The Rolls of Honour recognise exceptional continuing philanthropic support to the University. Membership of the Rolls is permanent.

Chancellor’s Roll of Honour

Mr Raoul Hughes & Mrs Catherine Hughes Mr Brian Roper & Mrs Margaret Roper Professor Raymond F. Schinazi Mr Roger Whorrod & Mrs Sue Whorrod The Enid Linder Foundation The Medlock Charitable Trust Santander Universities The Wolfson Foundation

Vice-Chancellor’s Roll of Honour Dr Stephen Huckvale & Mrs Carol Huckvale Mr Bharat Shah Mr Jim Sherwin & Mrs Hiroko Sherwin The Happold Trust

Dean’s Roll of Honour

Mr Stuart Appleton Mr Michael Dickson CBE Mr Robert Drew Mr David Embleton Dr Michael Froggatt Mr Tony Hall Mr John May Mr Neil McLeish Mr Mitch Moore & Mrs Alison Moore Mr Kuldip Salh Mr Nigel Smith Mr Constantine Thanassoulas Professor Wang Wang Mr Peter Wyman CBE Shane Francis Aherne Trust

The Annett Charitable Trust Ede & Ravenscroft Ltd The Johnsons Group Ltd Moog Inc Pfizer Rolls-Royce Group plc Windle Trust International

Miss Nadine Grzonka Mr Max Hahner Miss Rebecca Harrison Mr Dominik Herrlinger Mr Christopher Irlbeck Mr Arpit Jain Miss Kaajal Kanbi Miss Rositsa Kondaklieva Mr Nathan Little Mr Robin Livesey Ms Chiara Matellon Mr Simon McConnell Mr Matthew Myers Mr Richard Nutter Ms Victoria Overland Miss Yulia Pakulova Mr Max Petite Miss Sally Phillips Miss Gabriela Popova Miss Louise Pring Mr Santiago Quintana Blanco Mr William Ramsay Mr Marc Raven Miss Ailbhe Rees Mr Timo Sand Mr Ramon Santiago Miss Laure-Anne Schmisser Mr Joe Seager Mr Karl Seeliger Miss Ria Shah Mr Rohit Sharma Miss Rosie Steel Mr Yu-Jin Tan Miss Lydia Theaker Miss Georgia Thompson Miss Ines Toledo Bordiu Mr Stefan Tuechler Mr Lukas Voelkel Miss Jun Wang Miss Stephanie Zeulevoet

2014 Mr Marcus Beer Mr Maninderjit Brar Miss Lauren Brooks Mr Frederick Clarke Mr Gianluca Cocco Miss Simeone Compton Miss Shaunagh Craig Miss Freya De Chastelain Miss Lauren Dent Miss Anne Downing Mr Alexander Evans Mr Frederick Everett Mr Daniel Forward Mr Samuel Hatherley Mr Charles-Henry Her Mr Joshua Hoare Mr Daniel Keat Miss Chelsea Lau Mr Joseph Lear Mr Robert Leat Mr Jack Leslie Miss Isabelle List Mr Alexander Lloyd Mr Josh Mardell Miss Floor Oosterlee Mr Oliver Parkinson Mr Michael Perks Mr Jack Rhodes Mr George Rigby Mr Daniel Roche Mr Alexander Smith Miss Sorrella Smith Mr Toby Smith Miss Mariana Tay Cesar De Sa Miss Sophie Teasdale Miss Catherine Tucker-Feltham Mr Jonty Usborne Mr Jamie Ward Mr Charlie Watts Mr Simon Watts Mr Jack Williamson Miss Harriette Withers

2015 Miss Louise Abrahams Mr Sam Acaster Mr Hussein Al Khashlok

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2016

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