Giving to Glasgow 27

GivingtoGlasgow The fundraising magazine for alumni and friends of the University of Glasgow Issue 27 January 2016

How far could your gift travel?

New travel scholarships bring the world closer, thanks to your donations

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An enduring partnership Few working relationships can boast a duration of this length. The connection between the University and Santander Bank dates back to 1871 when Eduardo López-Dóriga, the son of one of the founding fathers of Santander Bank, Antonio López-Dóriga y Aguirre, came from Spain to study at Glasgow.

Welcome from the Director

‘It is wonderful that this relationship is alive today and I hope that it will continue to flourish over the years to come.’ Principal Anton Muscatelli

Readers will see that much of this edition of Giving to Glasgow is dedicated to articles about scholarships.

Education is one of the most powerful tools for changing lives, and gifts to the Scholarships Fund have offered this possibility to many talented students.

Almost 140 years later, in 2010, Glasgow became a partner university in the Santander Universities scheme, which provides support for higher education across the world. During this five-year partnership, the University has been the grateful beneficiary of over £800,000 in support.

By creating opportunities they would not otherwise have, these gifts will ensure students have the chance to unlock their potential and realise their dreams.

Established in 1996 by then Chairman of Santander, Emilio Botín, Santander Universities was created to support the communities in which Santander Bank operates. The scheme now has partner universities in 20 different countries and has donated over €1 billion to support higher education.

The University has a number of scholarships available to students from our general Scholarships Fund, Travel Scholarship Fund and Talent Scholarship Fund. The stories behind the scholarships bear testament to the strong emotions felt by graduates and the people of Glasgow towards the University.

Scholarships provide students with the chance to do amazing things and to undertake life-changing experiences.

Every donation makes a difference and allows students to seek out new opportunities and challenges, inspiring students to change the world. So thank you to everyone who has donated to the University’s Scholarship Funds.

Cathy Bell Director, Development & Alumni Office

To celebrate the generous support Santander Universities has provided for Glasgow, including scholarships, internships, student enterprise and the University’s Stirling Maxwell research project, Santander Universities was this year added to the University’s Roll of Benefactors.

Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Professor Anton Muscatelli, said: ‘The Roll of Benefactors honours all those who have shown exceptional generosity to the University since its founding in 1451. The breadth and scale of support that Santander Universities has provided Glasgow with over the last five years is remarkable, so I am delighted to be able to recognise this through our Roll of Benefactors.’

Simon Bray, Director, Santander Universities UK, added: ‘At Santander we hope to have made a difference to the University of Glasgow community. Our funding supports UK students and researchers but also entrepreneurs and international students and, most important of all, gives a vital helping hand to those who have the drive and motivation but lack that little bit of extra financial support needed to reach their goals.

Seeing beneficiaries achieving their goals is the best reward that all of us at Santander could have.’

How your gift can make a difference Pace-setting gifts

For gifts over £250,000

Major gifts

For gifts over £10,000

Gifted scheme

Net gift total

Monthly gift

Annual gift

Platinum gift/Kelvin donor

£5,000

£100

£1,200

Gold gift/Tower donor

£2,000

£40

£480

Silver gift/Bute donor

£1,000

£20

£240

Bronze gift/Avenue donor

£500

£10

£120

Noted gift/Gilmorehill donor

£250

£5

£60

The giving form appears on page 8 Don’t forget you can now give online: www.glasgow.ac.uk/givingtoglasgow

OK Giving the gift of travel Making study abroad a reality

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we were proud to launch the John Brown Travel Scholarship Fund in the School of Law. This fund will help to ensure that study abroad is available to all, irrespective of financial background.

Patrick Stewart LLB (1994) is now the Director of Legal & Business Affairs at Manchester United Football Club, but during his time at Glasgow he was the first student in the School of Law to embark on a study abroad trip with the Erasmus programme. Through the programme Patrick travelled to the University of Mainz in Germany in 1991, where he studied Law through German for a year, improving his language skills, studying new aspects of law, and stepping outside his comfort zone. He believes it was this experience that gave him a unique advantage in his graduate job applications and he hasn’t looked back since.

The cost of undertaking study abroad can be high and many students with limited financial means struggle to participate in these transformative experiences. In memory of John Brown, key champion of study abroad at the School of Law, the University established the John Brown Travel Scholarship Fund in November 2014. This summer, Patrick signed up to give a full John Brown Travel Scholarship annually, giving lifechanging support to future generations for years to come.

Patrick is joined by a number of other very generous Law alumni who have signed up to give to the John Brown Travel Scholarship Fund through a recent fundraising appeal. As a result of this generosity and commitment, we are delighted to be able to offer two full John Brown Travel Scholarships every year for the next five years. Staff and students of the School of Law would like to say a huge thank you to Patrick and all donors to this lifechanging Travel Fund. www.glasgow.ac.uk/johnbrownscholarship

From Hong Kong to Glasgow

We are pleased to announce the establishment of the McAulay Scholarship, which will support a student from Hong Kong throughout their course of study at the University. The establishment of this major new award has been made possible by the generosity of the Hong Kong-based Ronald and Rita McAulay Foundation. Mr McAulay is himself a Glasgow alumnus, graduating MA in 1956.

Michelle Lee, the first McAulay Scholar, has arrived in Glasgow and will be studying Veterinary Medicine. ‘I was absolutely delighted to be awarded this scholarship,’ she said.

‘International student fees are expensive and the costs of travelling from Hong Kong and living in Glasgow are very high. While I was hesitating to take up my place due to the financial burden it would place on my parents and me, the support from the Ronald and Rita McAulay Foundation encouraged me to do so. Receiving the scholarship allows me to concentrate on my studies in Veterinary Medicine and enjoy school life. I am very grateful for this opportunity and looking forward to my studies over the next five years.’

Frances Shepherd, Vice-President, International Development, said: ‘This fantastic new scholarship will enable the University to attract the very best students from Hong Kong and enhance their experience while here. We know that travelling so far from home can be daunting for many. This scholarship will minimise any financial worries for Michelle, allowing her to concentrate on her studies and make the most of her time in Glasgow.’

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Your valued legacies On 12 November we welcomed over 50 alumni and friends to the University’s prestigious Senate Room for the launch of the 1451 Society.

Greening the desert The School of Engineering has appointed George Knox (pictured) as the new Henry Baxter Scholar.

The Henry Baxter Scholarship was established thanks to the generosity of alumna Catherine Black, and will provide vital funding to support George through his PhD at the University. Working alongside Professor of Engineering Sciences Colin McInnes, George will explore recent ideas for delivering new land for agriculture and creating carbon sinks.

Professor McInnes said: ‘The Henry Baxter Scholarship will support the first project of a new programme of research to address long-term questions for the human future.

Working with colleagues, we will investigate new ideas to push back desert margins through engineering interventions.’

• For more on pioneering engineering sciences research, contact Richard McConnell, richard.mcconnell@ glasgow.ac.uk.

Hosted by the Chancellor, Sir Kenneth Calman, the theme of the event discussed the important contribution that bequests have made to the history of the University.

PhD student and Hunterian Associate Ruth Turner gave a presentation on ‘Remembering the Old College’ about its fascinating history and how the University preserved its history and identity during the transition to the Gilmorehill campus of today.

to recognise the special commitment of alumni and friends who have chosen to support the University through a planned gift in their will. If you have already made a gift in your will, do let us know so that you can be included in future special events and communications.

• For more information, contact Barrie Bryson, +44 (0)141 330 6886, barrie.bryson@glasgow.ac.uk.

Guests also enjoyed a rare opportunity to view the signature of Charles I on his subscription of £200 to the then ‘College building fund’, a pledge that was ultimately fulfilled many years later by Oliver Cromwell.

The Principal, Professor Anton Muscatelli, launched the 1451 Society at a similar event at the Caledonian Club in London held on 18 November 2015. Thirty alumni and friends heard about the history of the University from the Old College to the acquisition of the Western Infirmary site and our exciting plans for the radical redevelopment of the Gilmorehill campus.

We have established the 1451 Society

Inspiring couple commemorated As gifted teachers who believed wholeheartedly in the fundamental importance of English language and literature as cornerstones of a rounded education, alumni Walter and Anne Wyatt shared a lifelong interest in young people and inspired generations of school pupils and students through their wisdom and generosity of spirit.

To celebrate their memory, their children Margaret, Diana and Roger – all themselves alumni – have endowed a prize for postgraduate students in the field of English Literature.

Walter Edward Wyatt graduated with a BSc in 1926 and an MA (Hons) in English Language and Literature in 1928, while Anne Bruce Wyatt (née Jutson) graduated with an MA (Hons) in English Language and Literature in 1943. Both Walter and Anne were awarded bursaries to study at Glasgow, and Anne went on to win the Bradley medal, which is awarded annually to the most distinguished graduate in English Literature.

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Walter taught English in a number of Glasgow schools, becoming Principal Teacher of English at Whitehill Secondary School and ultimately Headmaster of Hillhead High School.

Anne also taught English at what was then Glasgow High School for Girls, before taking up a post as Lecturer and, in due course, Senior Lecturer in English at Jordanhill College of Education.

The Walter and Anne Wyatt Memorial Prize has been created to encourage and motivate postgraduate students in the field of English Literature and will be awarded to a student on a postgraduate taught course in English Literature or Creative Writing for an outstanding dissertation or submission of written work.

The Prize will consist of an annual award of around £500 in perpetuity, along with a book chosen by the school.

The first award will be made at the end of the 2015–16 academic year.

Capturing the cream of the crop

Remembering Jessica

Two recent scholarships in the College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences have enabled us to recruit exceptional postgraduate students and present ourselves as a University that rewards excellent academic achievement and supports students wherever possible.

‘ We are so pleased that Jessica chose to remember the University in this way. Her passion for creative writing was forged during her time at Glasgow, and we draw great comfort from the knowledge that her scholarships will be helping other students to establish themselves as authors. This ongoing link with the University is something we greatly value.’

Michael Yorke, Jessica’s father Alumna Jessica Elizabeth Yorke developed a passion for writing throughout her English Literature degree from 1995 to 1999. As a student she regularly contributed to the student publications Glasgow Guardian and GUM, and during a year abroad also wrote for the UCLA newspaper, the Daily Bruin, under the mentorship of a journalist from the Los Angeles Times.

When Jessica sadly died in 2014 following a battle with lung cancer, her family wished to celebrate her memory through the establishment of a scholarship to encourage others who shared her passion for writing.

Jessica’s parents, Michael and Patricia Yorke, chose to create the Jessica Yorke Scholarship to provide an award of £1,000 each year to students wishing to take up opportunities that will help them to develop their skills in this field.

Jessica so fondly remembered her time at Glasgow that she also chose to leave a bequest gift to the University to celebrate the affection she felt for her days as a student.

• For more information on establishing a scholarship contact Kate Richardson, +44 (0)141 330 1867, kate.richardson@ glasgow.ac.uk.

The William Cullen Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Medicine has attracted students in Cancer Sciences, Cardiovascular Sciences, Sport & Exercise Science & Medicine, Medical Genetics and Clinical Trials & Stratified Medicine. Meanwhile, the success of the James Herriot Scholarship Fund, launched to celebrate the School of Veterinary Medicine’s 150th anniversary in 2012, has led to the award of five scholarships to postgraduate students that provide essential support for their chosen research programmes and enhance Glasgow’s research portfolio and reputation.

Through both of these scholarships, we aim to inspire excellent students to join us, no matter what their economic background, to discover and share knowledge that can change the world.

• To support the William Cullen Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Medicine, contact Laura Morton, +44 (0)141 330 3878, laura.morton@glasgow.ac.uk; for the James Herriot Scholarship Fund, contact Sarah Hunter, +44 (0)141 330 7145, sarah.hunter@glasgow.ac.uk.

A big thank you!

The Development & Alumni Office would like to say a huge thank you to all alumni and supporters who took the time to talk with our student callers during our 2014–15 telephone campaign. Our callers really enjoyed sharing Glasgow experiences and memories with you.

Thank you to all of you who agreed to make a donation to support initiatives that make a huge difference to the student experience at Glasgow and provide essential research that has a positive and wide-reaching effect upon society. Through your generosity, the 2014–15 Telephone Campaign raised almost £180,000 from over 700 donations.

Since the Telephone Campaign began in 2003, over £2.75m has been raised to support capital campaigns or to provide much-needed support to Universitywide projects. Thank you to all who have donated during this time – a strong alumni base is the foundation of any

university and the goodwill we receive from our graduates is an inspiration and an encouragement to all who work and study here.

As well as an opportunity for alumni to support the University, the Telephone Campaign gives you a chance to have your say about the alumni services we provide.

Receiving feedback and comments helps us to develop what we offer and to plan for the future.

Our calling team consists of 26 current students, all of whom look forward to discussing your experiences after graduation, as well as current developments on campus, and answering your questions.

They are always fascinated to hear about your own memories of the University and the city.

• For more information on the Telephone Campaign and how you could help, please see www.glasgow.ac.uk/ telephonecampaign.

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Thanks to our donors ... … who have given new gifts, named or changed inscriptions on existing gifts, or moved up to a new giving level between 1 April 2015 and 30 September 2015. In addition to those listed below, there are a number of donors whose gifts are awaiting confirmation.

College of Arts

• James Boswell Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Scottish History Bronze Gift Alison L Leitch

• John Buchan Travel Scholarship Fund in the College of Arts Noted Gift Dr William F Durward

• Centre for Robert Burns Studies

Major Gift The Coca-Cola Foundation†

• Kenneth Elliott Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Music Noted Gift Dr Iain Cooke

• Karen Finch Bursary Fund in Textile Conservation & Textile History Silver Gift James G Taylor

• Isabel Henderson Fund for Celtic & Gaelic

Bronze Gift In loving memory of my parents, Mary & Thomas Gannon

• Socialist Theory & Movements Major Gift Professor Michael Urban

• Andrew Tannahill Fund for the furtherance of Scottish Literature Noted Gift For David Maclennan – Douglas McArthur

College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health & Comparative Medicine • Greater Kudu Project Major Gift Paul Tudor Jones

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• Serengeti Biodiversity Monitoring Major Gift Paul Tudor Jones II†

School of Life Sciences • Life Sciences Postgraduate Scholarships Bronze Gift One anonymous donation Noted Gift Kristina Hansen

• SCENE Non Capital

Platinum Gift Gavin D Fairservice

School of Medicine • Clinical Research Facility Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Major Gift Alexander Black

• School of Medicine Bequest

Major Gift The Estate of Dr Marjorie MacBeath • The Stirling Bequest, in memory of William Barr Stirling, MBChB, ChM, FRCS (Ed), FRFPS (Glas), Consultant Urologist Glasgow Royal Infirmary 1964–1977 and Hannah Stirling MBE, DLitt Gold Gift Former alumnus of the University of Glasgow, Dr Scott G Brooks

• Beatson Pebble Appeal Research Fund

Major Gift In memory of Pat Steel Platinum Gift Andrew & Jane Primrose • The Ronald Miller Foundation* • Lady Stone in memory of Sir Alexander Stone • One anonymous donation Gold Gift Lauren Braidwood* • Glasgow University Charity Fashion Show • In memory of Sheila Margaret Maxwell • Scottish Society of Jersey Silver Gift In loving memory of my wife Margaret Frame • Jean Fraser • In loving memory of Dr Jane M B Gray • James Lawrence • Karen, Ross and Alan Matthew • The Manson Family • Melville M Matheson • Helen M G Murray* • Park Mains High School* • The Phoenix Car Company • Catherine Sweeney • In memory of Maureen Taylor* Pat Whitelaw • Four anonymous donations Bronze Gift Arklie Family • Megan Drennan • Catherine Fitzpatrick • Dr Iain A Gibb* • Tommy Gillan • Glasgow University Library Staff • Dr Katherine M Harvey • Stanley B J Hodge • In memory of Flora Kilpatrick • In memory of Helen Locke • In loving memory of George Mackay Harvey • Dr Elizabeth Moore. Personal thanks to West of Scotland Cancer Centre • E & J S • Isobel C Strong • In memory of Maureen Taylor • Helen Madden Walker • Catherine M Watt • In memory of Ann Wright* • Dr Ruth A Young (née Keymer)* • Three anonymous donations* • One anonymous donation Noted Gift John Bogle • Kaitlyn Bonner • Jean W P Browning • Elizabeth Calder • Given in memory of Jessie Ann Drysdale • Freeland Church Friendship Club • Glasgow University Library Social

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Committee • Dr Robin M Green • Dr Stuart Holms • In memory of Doris Hutson (née Kemp) (1926– 2014), Glasgow graduate 1949 • Peter Rowand Kerr • Bashir Maan CBE • In memory of Billy Markey • Melville M Matheson • Elizabeth M McKernan • J and M Paterson, Campbeltown • Dan & Grace Reid • Ellen Rose • Stella Stevenson • Stirling High School • In memory of Elizabeth Struthers • Ten anonymous donations

• David Livingstone Fund in Global Health & Biodiversity Silver Gift Dr Ian Hutton • Dr David H Lawson CBE

One anonymous donation Bronze Gift Dr Margaret N Barclay • Dr Nanas Callander • Stewart L Edgar • Dr Walter D Edgar • One anonymous donation Noted Gift Nicolette Ann Carlaw • Christabel McGarvey • Tingley Family Donation • One anonymous donation

Medical Fund • Arthritis Research

Noted Gift Jane R Hamilton

• Cancer – Brain

Silver Gift Anna Lukats McNaughton Noted Gift Clare Bavaird • Sarah Chiodetto and Kenny Forte • Amina Nadeem and Iqra Rafiq • Nicole Thyne

• Cancer – Breast

In loving memory of Grace Stevenson from Dumfries, from her six devoted children.

• Dentistry

Major Gift John Watson OBE Gold Gift In loving memory of a dear father, Thomas Alan Cowie LDS RFPSG Silver Gift One anonymous donation Bronze Gift Alexander MacArthur Bennie • Laetitia M Brocklebank • In memory of John Campbell, PhD, FDS (Glasg & Edin), DDO, LDS • In memory of Marjorie Stewart Campbell, LDS • Flying Molars 2015 • Medical Imaging Healthcare Ltd • Ian B Watson Noted Gift Barclay Medical Practice • Roderick J M Crooks • Geistlich Biomaterials • Keycom • La Favorita Delivered • Manson Architects Limited • Bryce William Morrison • Nimmo & Partners LLP • Porsche Centre Glasgow • Sanctuary Students • Clive C Schmulian • Straumann • Unite Students

• Diseases of the Nervous System

Bronze Gift In memory of Allan S Dunlop, farmer & cattle dealer, Nether Southbar Farm, Inchinnan, PA4 9NG

• Heart Disease: Heart Attack & Stroke

Major Gift In loving memory of Simon Merry Gold Gift Dr Ronald A F Fowlis* • The Estate of Dr John Watson Gibb • Dr D A Rawson MBChB 1943* Silver Gift Gillian & Alasdair Kennedy* • One anonymous donation Bronze Gift In loving memory of Fiona Cherry • Ian Gault • Dr Douglas R Sheasby Noted Gift In memory of Margaret Bennett • One anonymous donation

• Inflammatory Diseases Silver Gift Smith Family*

• Medical Fund General

Major Gift Dr Charles and Marilyn Wright Platinum Gift In loving memory of Arthur & Ada Hamilton Silver Gift Jackie Morrison Bronze Gift Dr Eric N Coleman* • Ian C Hutchison* David C Macartney* • One anonymous donation Noted Gift Dr David Granet • Dr & Mrs Duncan Strang • One anonymous donation

• Mental Health

Family*

Silver Gift Smith Bronze Gift In memory of Dr Margaret J Fingland Noted Gift Dr John Black 1926 • Dr Sheila J D Milne née Black 1953 • Mairi C Hamilton

• Paediatrics & Maternal Health

Silver Gift One anonymous donation

• Public Health & Wellbeing

Pace-Setting Gift Gifted by Robert Porter – The Cremore Research Fund

• Alexander McFadzean Research Scholarship

Major Gift In memory of Professor Alexander James Smith McFadzean MBChB 1936, MD 1959

• Paul O’Gorman Leukaemia Research Centre

Platinum Gift Young Once Gold Gift Christine M Hamilton* • C Lindsay Kellock* 3 Peaks Challenge in memory of Anne Robertson • Janet Stewart • Ann Young Silver Gift David & Alison Armstrong • Beinn Ime Student Team 2015 • Annabel Fleming-Brown and Pete Haskell • Kenneth Mackenzie • Sandwich Series Bronze Gift Dr Lindsay Mitchell • Munro Challenge 2015 Glen Lyon Team • Schiehallion Munro Team • Team POG Munro Challenge 2015 • For Douglas Third – now in remission • Parto Toofan • Bessie Woodhouse • One anonymous donation Noted Gift Kenny Beaton • Bill Bell • Ben Cruachan Team Munro Challenge 2015 • Elspeth Brzezinska • In memory of Betty Douglas • Ben Challum Team Munro Challenge 2015 • Ben Lomond Munro Challenge 2015 • Buachaille Etive Beag Team Munro Challenge 2015 • Anne and Jim Malloch • Harry Marney, Loving Husband, Dad and Papa. We love you and miss you everyday xxx • Harry & Lily Marney – loving parents and grandparents. We love and miss you every day • Mamores Team Munro Challenge 2015 • Meall nan Tarmachan Team Munro Challenge 2015 • Two anonymous donations

• Think Pink Scotland

Silver Gift Clyde Football Club*

• William Cullen Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Medicine Bronze Gift Dr Kenneth E Collins

School of Veterinary Medicine • SF James Herriot Scholarship Fund in Veterinary Medicine Silver Gift 2015 GUVMA Rodeo Committee • Dr John Masterson Hamilton BVMS • From the Estate of Angus Roderick MacDonald Bronze Gift David W Rea* Noted Gift Pamela T Cartwright

• Small Animal Hospital Fund

Gold Gift In memory of Professor Andrew S Nash • In loving memory of Professor Sally Solomon (Tippett) – from her family, friends and colleagues Silver Gift For the support of Oliver & Misty Blacker Ann & David Blacker* • Rose A Galt Bronze Gift In memory of Anne Gilchrist† • Donald Coutts*• Tom Ellis • For Alfie • In memory of our Sunshine Boy, Frodo (2005–2015) ‘wait for us’ – Mr & Mrs Rose-McDermott • Sheila M Gray • Ian R Kerr In memory of Donald Callendar Mackintosh BVMS MRCVS 1956 • In memory of our boys Maui & Reilly • Sylvia Murray Noted Gift Gentle Nigel Cameron • Gertie of Tweedsmuir • Mia Hortin • William Maxwell • Margaret Muir

• Weipers Equine Fund

Major Gift The Estate of Thomas Boyd Marshall BVMS MRCVS

College of Science & Engineering • Henry Baxter PhD Scholarship

Major Gift Cathy Black, in memory of Henry Baxter

• Joseph Black Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Chemistry Bronze Gift Professor Emeritus Thomas Money

• Dr David K Brown Postgraduate Scholarship Major Gift In honour of Dr David K Brown • Hugh B Sutherland PG Fund in Civil

Engineering

Silver Gift One anonymous donation*

• Science & Engineering Mobility Scholarship Fund Bronze Gift One anonymous donation* • James

Watt Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Engineering Silver Gift Douglas Spalding

• Sir Alwyn Williams Postgraduate Scholarship Fund In Geographical & Earth Science Gold Gift Grace M Page* Bronze Gift Aron Salvona • Alistair W Taylor

College of Social Sciences

• John Brown Travel Scholarship Fund in Law Gold Gift Patrick C Stewart • One anonymous

donation Bronze Gift Amy Andrew • Jillian G Kay • Adam M McCabe • One anonymous donation Noted Gift Robert M Beaugie

• Adam Smith Business School Postgraduate Scholarship Fund Bronze Gift One anonymous donation

• The John Smith Centre for Public Service Silver Gift One anonymous donation

Christina Scott* • One anonymous donation Gilmorehill Donor – Noted Gift Brian Currie • Sigrun V O’Donnell • In memory of my husband, Alistair Robertson Class of 2015 Gift Mairi Therese Gilfedder

• James Watt Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Engineering

University-wide Projects

Bequest

Pace-Setting Gift Neil & Blanche Carragher Major Gift One anonymous donation Bronze Gift Caledonian Railway Association

Silver Gift Douglas Spalding

Major Gift From the Estate of Mr James Dugald Campbell (Centre for Open Studies) • The Estate of Zoe Lenore King Platinum Gift The Estate of the late Miss Isabel Campbell Ellis

Campus Redevelopment Project

Pace-Setting Gift The Estate of Andrew Lounds Smith Major Gift The Estate of Dr James Edmond Bateman MBE • John M Hardie MA (Hons) • The Alma & Leslie Wolfson Charitable Trust Platinum Gift The Estate of Dr Arthur Stanley Caldwell • One anonymous donation Silver Gift Mrs Katharine ME Liston • Lord and Lady Vallance of Tummel • Donald Wintersgill MA LLB Bronze Gift Dr and Mrs L Ade Benedict† • Thomas Alastair Bryson BSc MEd 1947 • Professor John Coggins and Dr Lesley Coggins • Lord David Anthony Currie • Patrick Grady MP • In memory of a decent man • Lord & Lady Macfarlane of Bearsden • Lord Newby • The Rt Hon Lord David Owen CH FRCP • Rumi Verjee

Chancellor’s Fund

Tower Associate – Gold Gift Dr and Mrs L Ade Benedict†* • Christine J Furnish • E M B Hodges* • Crawford Watt* • One anonymous donation Bute Associate – Silver Gift Yuet-Hung Elton* • Glasgow University Club of America • Jeremy K Parkes* • One anonymous donation Avenue Associate – Bronze Gift Hamish and

• Archives & Business Records Centre

• Library

Major Gift John McGregor Dalglish

• Museum & Art Gallery

Platinum Gift Thank you to our supporters of the Hunterian for their kind donations*

Scholarships Fund • Excellence Awards

Major Gift The Serth and Gates Charity Platinum Gift Di Maggio’s Group

• International Internships

Noted Gift One anonymous donation†

• Prize Awards

Major Gift The Estate of Gladys E Campbell MA • Margaret A F Fletcher (née Wyatt), Diana K J Wyatt and Roger W F Wyatt (The Walter and Anne Wyatt Memorial Prize in English Literature) • The Alma & Leslie Wolfson Charitable Trust Gold Gift From Professor Opäs-Hanninen’s Family

Sports Bursary Fund • Hockey

Silver Gift Mark Huddleston

• Rowing

Silver Gift Douglas J Thoms

• The Estate of Madelene Edison Cameron • R M Dargie, 1949* • Dr Ian D Jardine† • Brian and Linda McBride Platinum Gift Dr Diane M Radford† • Stuart H Leckie OBE* • Ian R Vann* • One anonymous donation* • One anonymous donation Gold Gift Daniel M Donaldson* • Andrew K Gersh†* • Pagliari Family Silver Gift Carole Ford* • One anonymous donation Bronze Gift Mhairi FitzPatrick • Hope • One anonymous donation Noted Gift A A R MBChB 1973 • Dr Duncan Carmichael • Dr Catherine J Johnman • Dr William Templeton • One anonymous donation • Travel Scholarships

Platinum Gift Cathy Black, in memory of Henry Baxter

• Undergraduate Scholarships

Major Gift In memory of Thomas Hammons Platinum Gift In memory of Jessica Elizabeth Yorke

• University-wide Scholarships Gold Gift Dr Gary C S Cousin • The GermanSpeaking Congregation in Glasgow • One

anonymous donation Silver Gift For two older brothers who did not get the chance that I did.

Bronze Gift Charles H H Scobie* Noted Gift Dr Catherine Mills

† denotes gift to American Alumni of Glasgow University (AAGU). We would like to thank AAGU for their support. * denotes donations that have moved to a new giving level.

• Swimming & Water Polo Silver Gift Swimming Sixties

• Talent Scholarships

Major Gift In memory of John Maurice Aitken.

Keep The Faith • R L Brown Family Scholarships

Giving to Glasgow: how you can help make a difference Direct Debit If you would like to join the growing number of people who have chosen to support the University of Glasgow, please complete the direct debit form overleaf and return it to the Development & Alumni Office, 3 The Square, University of Glasgow, Glasgow G12 8QQ. Bequests Bequests are favoured by many alumni and friends who want to make a difference after their death. A gift of this kind also helps to reduce your inheritance tax liability.

Stocks and shares Since 6 April 2000, individuals have been eligible for tax relief on gifts of certain shares, securities and other investments. This is in addition to capital gains tax relief on gifts of assets to charity. Tax relief for donors is based on the value of the shares on the day they are transferred to the University. If you would like to support your chosen project by gifting shares and securities and would like more information, simply call the Development & Alumni Office on +44 (0)141 330 4951.

Giving from the USA US taxpayers can give tax-deductible gifts to the American Alumni of Glasgow University, an independent charitable corporation organised in the United States that has been recognised by the Internal Revenue Service as a section 501(c)(3) charitable organisation. All donations to it are deductible as charitable contributions to the full extent permitted by law. Its Board of Directors will determine the use of all gifts.

Contributions should be made payable to American Alumni of Glasgow University and sent to AAGU, 183 Wolf Harbor Road, Milford, CT 06461–1961, USA.

Giving from Canada Canadian residents will be provided with a receipt for their tax records from the University.

Cheques should be made payable to ‘University of Glasgow’ (and not the University Trust) to be able to claim tax relief.

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Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 The Development & Alumni Office acts in accordance with the terms of the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002. Information on donations received by the University of Glasgow is provided in Giving to Glasgow and other project-specific newsletters. Information is included only on donors who have given us their express permission to do so.

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Making a regular gift by Direct Debit I would like to make a regular gift to the University of Glasgow Trust of £ ........................... Monthly Quarterly I would like the payments to be taken from my account on the: 1st

15th

of

Annually

(month) – please allow one month from today’s date.

Please specify your inscription if requested (BLOCK CAPITALS) .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Instruction to your Bank or Building Society to pay by Direct Debit Please fill in the whole form using a ball point pen and return to: Development & Alumni Office, 3 The Square, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, G12 8QQ Name and full postal address of your Bank or Building Society To: The Manager ................................................................................................................

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Name of Account Holder(s) ................................................................................................

Branch Sort Code Bank or Building Society Account Number

Service User Number: 257165 Reference Instruction to your Bank or Building Society Please pay the University of Glasgow Trust Direct Debits from the account detailed in this instruction subject to the safeguards assured by the Direct Debit Guarantee.

I understand that this instruction may remain with the University of Glasgow Trust and, if so, details will be passed electronically to my bank/building society.

Signature ........................................................... Date ....................................

Banks and building societies may not accept Direct Debit instructions for some types of account