Giving To Glasgow by University of Glasgow

Giving to Glasgow The fundraising magazine for alumni and friends of the University of Glasgow

Issue 24 April 2014

New scholarship fund honours former Principal The University has launched a fundraising campaign in memory of Sir Alwyn Williams, Principal of the University between 1976 and 1988, which honours his commitment to education and his passion for geology.

Former Principal Sir Alwyn Williams and his wife Joan, Lady Williams

Donations to the newly named Sir Alwyn Williams Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Geographical & Earth Sciences will enable students studying in the field Sir Alwyn cared so much about to follow in his footsteps. Considered one of the greatest geologists of the 20th century, Sir Alwyn continued his research in this area even after taking up his role as Principal of the University in 1976. Believing that research was at the heart of the University, he led by example, spending early mornings in the lab before completing his duties as Principal. He published over 20 refereed papers and held three research grants while holding this position.

During his tenure as Principal the University underwent great change, and his ambition and drive were instrumental in breathing new life into subjects such as computing science. Professor Maggie Cusack is Head of the School of Geographical & Earth Sciences: ‘Sir Alwyn’s enthusiasm, drive and scientific rigour were inspirational and demonstrate just how much one can achieve by good planning, hard work and total lack of procrastination. I hope that our postgraduate students are inspired by his example and I think that there are lessons there for us all. I consider it a great honour that our postgraduate scholarships should bear his name.’

The Sir Alwyn WiIliams Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Geographical & Earth Sciences will provide scholarships to some of our brightest postgraduate students. The funding will remove financial constraints as well as supporting vital research trips overseas. Previous scholarships in this area have supported research into glacial recession in Patagonia and civil organisations and the water sector in Tanzania. Sir Alwyn, sadly, passed away in 2004, followed by Lady Williams in 2012. • If you would like to support the Sir Alwyn Williams Postgraduate Fund please contact Richard McConnell on +44 (0)141 330 4302 or at richard.mcconnell@glasgow.ac.uk.

Message from the Director I particularly enjoyed reading our front page article in this latest edition of Giving to Glasgow. As I am sure many alumni will also reflect when reading this, I was thinking of how the Williamses have been very much a part of my personal University of Glasgow story. Sir Alwyn was Principal when I studied at Glasgow and still Principal when I came back to work here and he was instrumental in the formation of the University of Glasgow Trust Office (which became the Development & Alumni Office). I feel sure he would have approved, in his selfeffacing way, of this Scholarship Fund and Joan would have been delighted. Like so many people associated with the University, the Williamses gave so much and their enthusiasm and love for the University and its extended community were evident to all who knew them. The map of the world on pages 4 and 5 makes fascinating reading also and it is extraordinary to see the reach and generosity of that extended community.

Cathy Bell Director, Development & Alumni Office

Bequest to History A generous bequest of £88,000 from alumna Charlotte Stuart Nicholson will provide scholarships for History students. Mrs Nicholson’s donation is a testament to her love for the subject of History, established during her undergraduate degree at Glasgow where she graduated with an MA in History in 1957. Following her degree Mrs Nicholson taught history at St Martin’s Girls’ School in Solihull. In 1963 Mrs Nicholson’s ongoing passion for the subject led her back to the University where she took up the role of sole Library Assistant with the Department of Modern History. The bequest left to the University by Mrs Nicholson will be used to inspire the same enthusiasm she had for the subject by supporting History students at all levels of academic study. • For more information on supporting History contact Bicola Barratt-Crane at bicola.barratt-crane@glasgow.ac.uk or on +44 (0)141 330 7148. 2

Introducing our James Herriot Scholars

Left to right: Elspeth Waugh, Chris Corbett, Nuria Canedo and Natalia Hutchinson

Alf Wight, who wrote as James Herriot, is one of Glasgow’s most famous alumni, and he gave much prominence to the veterinary profession that continues today. The James Herriot Scholarship Fund was created to ensure that the University can continue to develop the clinical academic leaders of the future and train a new generation of veterinary surgeons who will be equipped to tackle future global challenges in animal health and welfare. The success of the James Herriot Scholarship Fund has enabled the School of Veterinary Medicine to award James Herriot Scholarships to four postgraduate students. They were selected so that they can continue their chosen fields of work, which will be crucial in furthering the excellent reputation of the school. The impact of gifts to this fund can be illustrated by Elspeth Waugh, one of our first James Herriot Scholars. Elspeth is in the final year of her PhD and is working on canine lymphoma. In the longer term Elspeth’s work will help provide owners with

Talent celebrated The accomplishments of over 250 of Glasgow’s brightest students were celebrated at a Talent Scholarships awards ceremony in February. Created to support academically outstanding students who would face financial difficulties attending University, the Talent Scholarship scheme helps to ensure that a world-class education is available to students from all backgrounds. Brian McBride, chairman of online fashion retailer ASOS and an alumnus of the University, congratulated the students during the ceremony and thanked the donors who support these important scholarships. Brian, who is a major supporter of the scholarship programme, said: ‘The Talent Scholarship scheme is vital in providing the opportunity

a more accurate outlook for their dogs, and help guide treatment choices. She said: ‘Funding for companion animal projects is very difficult to come by, and the money from the James Herriot Scholarship, along with some other funding, is allowing me to complete the important final phase of my PhD. I could not do this work without the James Herriot Scholarship, so I am very grateful.’ • If you would like to support the James Herriot Scholarship Fund, please contact Sarah Hunter at sarah.hunter@glasgow. ac.uk or on +44 (0)141 330 7145.

and support for some of Scotland’s most talented students to excel. Breaking the barriers of inequality in education is something I feel very strongly about and I am delighted to be in a position that I can help in some way to ensure that financial constraints are no boundary to young people achieving their potential.’ For the first time, this year 21 postgraduate students were also awarded Talent Scholarships. The extension of the scheme provides the opportunity for talented students to continue their academic career beyond their undergraduate degree and realise their full ambitions. • If you would like to make a donation to the Talent Scholarship scheme, please contact Kate Richardson at kate.richardson@glasgow.ac.uk or on +44 (0)141 330 1867.

Remembering former staff members Travelling in the Family, friends and colleagues of two much-loved former University staff members have launched fundraising campaigns in their memory.

footsteps of James Bond

Sir Fitzroy Maclean was a politician, diplomat, soldier and adventurer and is also thought to have been the inspiration behind Ian Fleming’s James Bond. He was awarded a DLitt from the University in 1969 and following his death in 1996 a fundraising campaign was launched by the University along with friends and family. This year, the scholarships created through the fundraising campaign in Sir Fitzroy’s memory have been refreshed to ensure that the changing needs of Glasgow students continue to be met. Left to right: Dr Carl Goodyear, Anne Smart and son Andrew Smart

Jack Smart was a well-known accountant in the University’s Finance Office who sadly died of bone marrow cancer 18 months ago. As he was a keen sportsman, Jack’s family chose to run the Great Scottish Half Marathon as part of a fundraising effort in his memory. Having raised over £11,000, Jack’s family donated these funds to research being conducted by Dr Carl Goodyear into myeloma at the University.

Alison Peden, an administrator within the subject of History, sadly passed away in January last year. She was considered a friend by many staff and students and they have launched a fundraising campaign to establish the Alison Peden Memorial Prize for History students who have achieved success in the face of challenges.

Jack’s widow, Anne Smart, said: ‘We miss Jack every day but we hope that by making this donation, and supporting research into myeloma, families affected by this cancer in future will stand a fighting chance of seeing their loved ones cured.’

Professor of Modern History Lynn Abrams said: ‘Alison was a particular source of support to students who experienced difficulties during the course of their studies. She was usually the first port of call when we had news, when we had a problem or when we just needed cheering up and we still miss her terribly.’

• If you would like to contribute to the fundraising effort in memory of Jack Smart please contact Laura Morton at laura. morton@glasgow.ac.uk.

• If you would like to donate to the Alison Peden Memorial Prize please visit the JustGiving page at: www.justgiving. com/alisonpedenprize.

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Eight postgraduate scholarships and 28 travel scholarships will be available to students over the next four years aimed at encouraging the spirit of adventure and the development of new skills. Although he was initially drawn to work in academia, the crisis in Europe in the 1930s convinced Sir Fitzroy to enter the Diplomatic Service. During the decade before the outbreak of the Second World War he travelled extensively, and as a diplomat at the British Embassy in Moscow he made several notable journeys to the Caucasus and Soviet Central Asia, often shadowed by NKVD agents, the forerunners of the KGB. During the war, having joined the Cameron Highlanders, he won further renown for irregular Bond-like exploits in the Western Desert with the fledgling SAS, and as Churchill’s special envoy to Tito and the Partisans in the former Yugoslavia. Principal Professor Anton Muscatelli said: ‘These important scholarships will not only be of great benefit to our students but will be a fitting tribute to an outstanding individual who was well known across the continent as a traveller, writer, diplomat and adventurer. It is right that these scholarships should encourage the spirit of travel that Sir Fitzroy so clearly and successfully embraced.’ 3

Focusing on international fundraising The University has made further investment in international fundraising with the appointment of Fran Shepherd (pictured) as Vice-President for International Development. The small team, including International Development Officer Emma Sloan, will focus on donors and fundraising outside of the UK. Fran says of her new role: ‘Glasgow has been privileged to benefit from increasing levels of generosity from its communities around the world and we are really pleased to see Glasgow alumni getting together more across the globe. ‘There is no network quite like an alumni network: people of all ages and backgrounds, pursuing careers in diverse walks of life in hundreds of countries, all with the shared experience of studying at Glasgow. Whatever connection you hope to make, there is a good chance you can find it at a Glasgow event.’ Fran hopes that in the months and years ahead, alumni and donors will notice increased presence in their part of the world and that she will have the pleasure of meeting many of them herself. The University is also increasingly reaching out to our international alumni by telephone. In the last few years, over 7,000 alumni have been included in our campaigns. ‘As well as an opportunity for alumni to support the University, our telephone campaigns are a great way for you to share your memories of Glasgow,’ says Fran. ‘Our calling team consists of 26 current students, all of whom take pleasure in discussing your career since graduation, current developments on campus and answering any of your questions. And they are always fascinated to hear about your own experiences during your time at Glasgow.’

Our donors around the Our donors hail from all over the world and support causes at Glasgow that are important to them. With over 1,100 donors outside of the UK, our international supporters have donated almost £6m to the University. We also have more alumni associations around the world than ever before, a total of 68 groups allowing our alumni to get together across the globe. Below are just a few examples of our international donors who chose to make gifts to the University of Glasgow. We hope that wherever you are you will choose to support your alma mater. Canada Now living in British Columbia, Dr Ronald B Macleod (MBChB 1958) and his family have many connections to Glasgow. Dr Macleod’s mother, Mary Stevenson (pictured), graduated MA in 1924 and since then nine of her offspring have completed degrees at Glasgow. On behalf of the family in Scotland, Canada and Australia, Dr Macleod and his wife Mary have established scholarships for medical students in financial need and made a gift to improve facilities at Gilmorehill for the future – a legacy gift the University is most grateful for.

CANADA 6

USA 17

AAGU American Alumni of Glasgow University (AAGU) is an independent charitable corporation which allows our American alumni to make tax-deductible donations to benefit the University during their lifetime, as well as through Planned Giving. President of AAGU, Dr Melvyn Pond, manages gifts made in this way and can be contacted at Melvynpond@ aol.com. USA The opportunity to travel abroad was of real interest to Professor John Vaughn (MBChB 1944, MD 1951). After serving as a physician in India and Burma during the Second World War, he then performed medical research in Tanganyika and afterwards emigrated to the US. Upon retirement he continued to travel worldwide, teaching at medical schools in South Africa and Thailand. Now based in Georgia, Mrs Margaret Vaughn wished to establish a travel scholarship in memory of her late husband to support undergraduate medical students. Through this gift Mrs Vaughn will provide current students with the opportunities Professor Vaughn was so passionate about.

world Belgium For the past two years Chemistry graduate Peter Adye (BSc 1969), who lives in Belgium, has been contacted by a student caller during our annual Spring Telephone Campaign. Peter has enjoyed speaking with our current students, hearing the latest news from the School of Chemistry and learning more about happenings on campus. The Telephone Campaign has offered Peter the chance to reconnect with Glasgow and a simple way to support the University and its students by making an annual contribution towards the Chancellor’s Fund.

UK 7

Singapore 2013 saw the first award of the travel scholarship established by Bridget Tan (MA (History of Art) 1996). Now Director of the Institute of Southeast Asian Arts & Art Galleries at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in Singapore, Bridget made the gift in tribute to her inspiring experience at Glasgow. ‘Frankly, I owe Glasgow and the History of Art department everything,’ she says. ‘It did not just provide me with an education, but made me the person I am.’

Hong Kong Now living in Hong Kong, Brian Stevenson (LLB 1965) recently chose to establish the Brian and Natalie Stevenson Talent Scholarship in perpetuity. Named after him and his daughter (pictured) the scholarship will support students in the College of Social Sciences, reflecting Brian and Natalie’s own areas of study.

EUROPE 10

MIDDLE EAST 4

ASIA 17

AFRICA 5

Australia Double graduates of the University, Ian and Anne Mackay have lived in Melbourne, Australia for 30 years. Recently they chose to make gifts to the Chancellor’s Fund as the most appropriate and satisfying way for them to give something back to the University and the city of which they remain so fond.

AUSTRALASIA 6

Number of alumni associations 5

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 October 2013 and 31 March 2014. In addition to those listed below, there are a number of donors whose gifts are awaiting confirmation. College of Arts

Archaeology, Landscape & Environment Postgraduate Scholarship Fund Bronze Gift Alan T Wishart Ball Scholarship in Czech Studies Platinum Gift In honour of Josef Fronek’s world-famous Czech-English dictionaries and the work he did for Czech at Glasgow University Centre for Robert Burns Studies Major Gift Frank & Susan Shaw†* Edwin Morgan Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Scottish Literature Silver Gift Professor Alexander Broadie Bronze Gift Kate Calder • Dr Johnny Finnigan Noted Gift Isabella Laurie Chaplaincy Centre Bronze Gift In memory of Jean A Lamb (nee Beattie) BSc History Major Gift The Estate of Charlotte Elizabeth Stuart Nicolson Hunterian Fund Noted Gift Peter Ratzer - In memory of Andrew McLaren Young Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery Bronze Gift Thank you to our supporters of the Hunterian for their kind donations* James Boswell Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Scottish History Bronze Gift In memory of Hugh Francis Devine MA (Hons) • Greta Gilmour • Dr Kenneth Grant Hughes • One anonymous donation Karen Finch Bursary Fund in Textile Conservation & Technical Art History Bronze Gift Geraldine M Perriam Noted Gift Elizabeth J Scobie Kenneth Elliott Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Music Noted Gift Roy O’Neil Onomastics Research Major Gift One anonymous donation St Mungo Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Theology & Religious Studies Silver Gift John MacLeod Bronze Gift John G Paton • Rev Dr Norman M Pritchard† • Rev Richard Smith Noted Gift Andrew C Forsyth John Buchan Mobility Scholarship Fund in the College of Arts Gold Gift Andrew S Perry† Silver Gift One anonymous donation Bronze Gift Professor Emeritus Edward Mornin Noted Gift Anne-Marie Dentzer

College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences School of Life Sciences

Tim & Anita Clarke • Marianne L Clifford • Indra M Da Costa • Norma Davidson • George Fraser • In memory of Harry & Frances Hart • James Henderson • Kathleen Life Sciences Postgraduate A Howat • In memory of Scholarships Nicola Jiggle • Angela Love Bronze Gift • William Wallace Lowson Dr Michael R Glover • Dr • Helynn Macleod • Jean S David J A Wyllie Maxwell • Lauren McCulloch Noted Gift • William McDougall • James Dr Susan E Browne† & Kirsty McGhie Wedding gift Scottish Centre for Ecology 12/10/14 • Fiona M McGlynn & the Natural Environment •In memory of Thomas & Jean Millar • James Mulligan Bronze Gift – Conic Hill • Dorothy Ockrim • Alastair Margaret Neville* M Taylor • Dr Lillious Taylor • School of Medicine David Riggans • Presented Beatson Pebble Appeal by - “Round The Block” Rock Research Fund Band, Stevie Douglas, Dave Beacom, Craig Lanberton Major Gift & John Young • Mrs Anita Miss MJM Smith’s Trust Mary Slimming & Dr Tom Platinum Gift AIG Europe Limited •Andrew Slimming MBE • Mary & Doug Stonelake • Dr Ruth A JH Dougal Young (nee Keymer) • Eight Gold Gift anonymous donations Carolyn Dyer • HBJ Claim Bequest Solutions Solicitors* • Platinum Gift Elizabeth M Johnston • From the Estate of Dr George John &Judy Mackenzie • Williamson Forrest In memory of Etta Melrose (nee Patrick) MA 1951 • David Livingstone Fund in Port William & District Bridge Global Health & Biodiversity Club* • For Jeanette Potter Gold Gift • In memory of Keir Smart* • One anonymous donation Strathendrick Cycle Group* • Silver Gift Two anonymous donations John O Pearson Silver Gift Bronze Gift Timothy S Birabi • Alan June Carver • David A G Blakeley • David L Couzin • Dr Marion M Clark • Positive steps Simmons • One anonymous forward - Debbie Cochrane donation • Christine Craik • Mrs Noted Gift Margret & the late Dr John Dr Gareth W Bryson William Donnelly • Lorraine Gordon • Alex McBain • Jack Smart Memorial Fund George & Marion Milne • Platinum Gift Dr Catherine A Richards* • In loving memory of Jack Christopher E Simpson • In Smart memory of Hugh Stewart • Strathendrick Cycle Group • Medical Fund Arthritis Research In memory of Ann Thomson • Trinity High School Silver Gift Class 3G Administration In loving memory of Jessie & IT 2013 • University of Macquarie, Isle of Mull Glasgow Hospitality Services Cancer - Brain •Muriel M Watson • Three Gold Gift anonymous donations In loving memory of Jason Bronze Gift Houten Beinn Dorain Team 2013 Silver Gift • Marc Becirspahic & Ian John Apperson • In support Bushnell • Ben Lomond of Liz Bell • In memory of Team 2013 • William A Peter McGillivray • In memory Campbell • Dr David N Carlyle • ClinTec International of Colin Morrison • In loving memory of Aidan O’Neill* • David J Ferguson • Blair Bronze Gift N Fletcher • Mary & Ian Laura Bell • In memory of our Freshney • From the Estate daughter Marsha Loof* • In of Rosemary Gallagher • memory of Moore Morrison • Professor Mark A Girolami Sport & Recreation • Hamilton Bar Association • John Hughes • Louise C Noted Gift Laing • Mary Livingston • Mary McGillivray Dr Emma J Love • Dr Ian Cancer - General Lynch • Janice H Lynch Gold Gift • JAD MacCallum • Mary One anonymous donation Mackenzie • Dr Angus I Craig McWhirter Prize in Macleod* • Dr Kenneth Dentistry L McGeoch • Alice E McGonigle •Robert McNicol Silver Gift • Sandra McPhee • John In memory of Craig McWhirter NL Morrison • Helen MG Dentistry Murray • Peter Nowek • Noted Gift Caroline Paterson-Hogg • Dr Martin Levine† • Margaret Ruth & Andrew Reid • Kerry L Rankin • One anonymous L Revel • Alister Ross • Ian donation Rutherford • In memory Diabetes of Keir Smart • In loving memory of our parents, Silver Gift James Scott & Morag Inglis Dr John P Cairns* • Alan C Steele • Alexander Bronze Gift Stewart • Cheng Tak-Ming • Stuart MacDonald The Magnificent Seven Noted Gift • The Three Tea Bags • Shona Matthews (nee Georghios Theodoulou, MA Downie) (1952), MTh (2004) • With Thanks - Sheila Welsh • Brian Diseases of the Nervous System Wilson • Richard G Young • Bronze Gift Eight anonymous donations Dr Anne L Orr* • Dr James Noted Gift ‘A’ Troop Royal Artillery Army C Smith Cadet Force • Ian W Balfour Noted Gift One anonymous donation • Lauren Braidwood • From the Men & Women of Carron Bathrooms •

Geriatric Medicine Silver Gift One anonymous donation Heart Disease: Heart Attack & Stroke Major Gift In loving memory of Simon Merry from all the family & friends at the Mitchell Library Bronze Gift Bjørn L Hoel Noted Gift Dr Christine F Macnair • Two anonymous donations Inflammatory Diseases: Arthritis & Asthma Platinum Gift Elizabeth McCruden Bronze Gift Peter A Logie • Katherine M Salmon Noted Gift Christina Isabella Wilson Medical Education Silver Gift Andrew S Braidwood • In memory of Betty Bryson, Donated by her brother, Alastair Bryson • Dr John D Leonard Bronze Gift Anonymous Noted Gift One anonymous donation Medical Fund General Major Gift Dr Andrew S Barr & the late Margaret J Stirling B.D.S* Silver Gift Dr Ken Chisholm* • Drs JLC & LM Dall • In memory of Mrs Kathleen Gillespie • In memory of Thomas Proudfoot • Dr Irwin E Thompson 1960†* Bronze Gift Ken & Jackie Grigor • Two anonymous donations* Noted Gift Craig M Jesson • Justin Jin • Dr Norman Struthers • Mrs Yuet-Hung Elton Mental Health Gold Gift A salute to the work of the Glasgow Association for Mental Health - GAMH • One anonymous donation Silver Gift One anonymous donation Bronze Gift Dr JC Bamblett Noted Gift Lady Catherine C Campbell • Dr Andrew J Manchip • One anonymous donation Medical Research Major Gift Dr Krishna Mehta in loving memory of his father Chandra Mehta Mobility Scholarship Fund Major Gift Prof John Vaughn (MBChB 1944, MD 1951) & Mrs Margaret Vaughn Paul O’Gorman Leukaemia Research Centre Major Gift Alexander McKenzie* • Mrs Joan Snodgrass Platinum Gift Jane Barclay - In memory of my sister Kathleen (Kaye) Beveridge* • From family of Mark Hall...forever grateful* • In memory of Joseph Macklin & his grandson, David Smart - Margaret & Chris Smart • Walter & Morag Proven* • The Golden Girls - In loving memory of Rena Smith* Gold Gift Graeme Innes • The Robertson Family & Friends* • The Golden Girls - In loving memory of Rena Smith • With Thanks - Sheila Welsh

Silver Gift Masonic Lodge Shalom No1600 • Thomas Alexander Smith Bronze Gift Ashleigh Blaney* • Jenna Campbell • Dennis Clancy & Sons Ltd • Stevan W George* • Robert Kingdom • Heather Morrison • Annie M Sloan* • Caroline J Weir • David Whittick • J Wilson • Two anonymous donations Noted Gift David Bonini • Brian Cannon • In memory of James Brown sadly passed 28/09/2013, beloved father to Lynn & Tracey Brown, without your valuable research, dad wouldn’t have had as long suffering from chronic myeloid leukaemia, never forgotten, forever in our hearts x • Ellen McMaster • Odette Middleton • Morag Proven • In loving memory of Anne Robertson • In loving memory of Annie Simpson from her sisters Brigid Simpson Smedley, Stephanie Simpson Aziz & Claire Simpson • Jessie A Skinner • David Taylor • Community Matters (Waitrose Byres Road) Professor Teasdale Research Fund Major Gift From the Estate of Mrs Elinor Muriel Cooke William Cullen Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Medicine Bronze Gift In memory of Professor SG Graham

Nicholas Desmond • Kenneth Donald • Stuart & Janet Ellson • Wilson Kennedy • Remembering our beautiful Lily (Jasro BinkaTiger Lily) who gave us 14 wonderful years - Maurice & Rita Tindall • Michelle M Martin† • Shona Matthews (nee Downie) • “Bracken” Wakefield, Our Best Friend Weipers Equine Fund Bronze Gift R Syme MRCVS Noted Gift Karen S McIvor • Nevin Smith, MRCVS • One anonymous donation

College of Science & Engineering

Colin Maclaurin Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Maths & Statistics Silver Gift Dr Alexander W Mason Noted Gift J Alan Bowie Dr William F Cockburn Travel Scholarship Major Gift Dr Bruce Cockburn Engineering Equipment Fund Noted Gift Gordon C Morgan Engineering General Fund Bronze Gift Robert M McMeeking Frederick Soddy Equipment Fund for Teaching & Research in Chemistry Bronze Gift Dr William W Flood • Dr John G Speakman Noted Gift School of Veterinary Ivor J Brown Medicine Hugh B Sutherland James Herriot Scholarship Postgraduate Fund in Civil Fund in Veterinary Medicine Engineering Major Gift Bronze Gift From the Estate of Joan In memory of William James Frances Anderson • From Craig BSc, Naval Architecture the Estate of Miss Mary 1914 • Dr Mary T Gilbert • (Maisie) Ferguson Cameron S Lindsay • One anonymous donation Gold Gift 2013 GUVMA Rodeo Noted Gift Committee Patrick J Brooks • John Barclay Chalmers • Silver Gift Paramban K Jaipal Margaret A Jones • Alan • Professor Herbert I Smith BVMS 2011 • One Saravanamuttoo anonymous donation* James Watt Postgraduate Bronze Gift Scholarship Fund in Professor N G Wright • One Engineering anonymous donation Bronze Gift Noted Gift Dr Donald A Cameron • Margaret Carlaw • Timothy Peter A Logie • Douglas A Graham • In memory of Wylie Doug Kramer • Dr Helen M Laird • One anonymous Noted Gift donation SK Teng Motivation Small Animal Hospital Fund Joseph Black Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Major Gift Chemistry From the Estate of Joan Frances Anderson • From Gold Gift the Estate of Miss Mary 1963 Chemistry Reunion (Maisie) Ferguson Appeal* Gold Gift Bronze Gift From the Estate of Katherine Abbas J Attia Lafta • John P Hamill • For Mari, who has Clayton • George S Fraser • her own special qualities Dr Colin Holroyd • Dr Peter H McCabe • In memory of Silver Gift Joe McKendrick of Jordanhill One anonymous donation School* • Two anonymous Bronze Gift Kevin Beck & Christine Nibloe donations BVM&S MRCVS • In memory Noted Gift Douglas M Black† • Alistair of Saskia Campbell • Posh Draffan • Dr Helen S Cook • In memory of all Dunsmore OBE • Professor our dogs - Rita & John Fox Frank McCapra • Two • Gail & Tiger • Dr Susan anonymous donations E Girdwood • In loving memory of Sparkey & Vinnie Lord Kelvin PG Scholarship Granger; sleep well beautiful Fund in Physics & boys • Linda Harley • Lynn Astronomy Errol Heffron • Dr Ursula Bronze Gift Kaufmann • In memory of Molly Ferguson • Dr Pinetop Shona 1999–2014 • Christopher I Gordon • John One anonymous donation S Gould • Ian B Jones • Noted Gift Alexander Donald Macmillan 40 years graduated • Dr • John J McKenna • Peter Robert K Bain • H Milne • James B Muir • Physics is worth it •

Dr John Williamson • One anonymous donation Psychology Postgraduate Scholarship Fund Silver Gift Linda Howard-Sorrell† Science & Engineering Mobility Scholarship Fund Noted Gift Iain A Smith Sir Alwyn Williams Postgraduate Scholarship Fund In Geographical & Earth Science Silver Gift Dr Richard G Kyle Bronze Gift Richard D Dikstra • Cameron M Kitchen • Dr Gordon MacLeod • Nicole J Stuart Noted Gift Graeme Wallace • Two anonymous donations

College of Social Sciences

Adam Smith Business School Postgraduate Scholarship Fund Bronze Gift Dr Geoffrey H Rowley† Education Postgraduate Scholarship Fund Silver Gift Alexandra Bell Law Collections Platinum Gift One anonymous donor* Law School - Andrew Dewar Gibb QC Lecture Gold Gift Alma & Leslie Wolfson Charitable Trust

Professor Donald J Robertson Scholarship Major Gift In memory of Professor Donald J Robertson & his wife, Amy School of Law Talent Scholarship Fund Silver Gift One anonymous donation Bronze Gift Corinne Camilleri-Ferrante • Michael E Meehan • Elaine Mullen • One anonymous donor Social & Political Sciences Postgraduate Scholarship Fund Silver Gift Alexander Miller Major Gift Professor David Frisby Lecture Series Platinum Gift One anonymous donor The Professor Raymond Miquel Enterprise Initiative Major Gift Professor Raymond Miquel

University-wide & non-college-specific projects

Andrew Carnegie Lecture Series Major Gift The Carnegie Corporation of New York† Campus Redevelopment Capital Project Major Gift From the Estate of George & Marguerite Davidson • One anonymous donation Silver Gift One anonymous donation

Chancellor’s Fund Platinum Gift - Kelvin Associate Ms Muriel C Hill (Meikle)* Dr Norman Ritchie* Gold Gift -Tower Associate Dr Thomas A Baillie† • Stephen M Berman†* • Dr Winifred EI Finlay* • John Hawthorn* • The John (Iain) Liston Charitable Trust • Malcolm D Macsween* • Michael Watson* Silver Gift - Bute Associate Katrina M Conlan†* • David A Couzin* • Ian Handley* • Angus Maciver •David McCann†* • Alan & Maria McIntyre† • William G Munro • Old Mortality* • Three anonymous donations Bronze Gift - Avenue Associate Dr & Mrs L Ade Benedict† • Benedict Bramwell • Dr Fraser D Brown† • Stephen Conway •DLO Donation 2014 • Norman E Dempster* • John D Harkness • Marjory D Kellett* • Margaret B Lochhead† • Colin H MacKay • Ian & Anne Mackay • In honour of our parents May & John McBride & Margaret & Matthew McQueen* • Sylvia MG McCormick* • Professor Sunny E Ohia† • Dr Bryan H Patrick • Mairi Raeburn • Christopher M Thomson in memory of Madeleine SLL Thomson • Peter GRM Waddell* • Dr Lynn M Whitaker • John Wright* • Seven anonymous donations Noted Gift – Gilmorehill Donor Rodney K Adams† •

Douglas Allan • In memory of Stuart Aitken Archibald (1964-2013) • Dr & Mrs William P Binnie - In memory of our parents† • Gavin F Booth • In loving memory of Robert Britton MA FEIS 1931 • Dr John A Ejaife† • In memory of John Richard Foxall • Arlene J Holloway • Barry Hotchkies • Professor Pablo Huq† • Martin Isdale† • Dr Eugene T Long† • Patricia K Johnston • Christopher J McDermott • Professor William A McDougall† • Dr James McGregor • In memory of Thomas & Jean Millar • R Lewis Pate • Professor William C Russell • Iain S Smith • Frances Taylor • Iain S Turtle • One anonymous donation Library Silver Gift From the Estate of Archibald Macpherson Rankin • One anonymous donation

Scholarships, Prizes & Bursaries

Postgraduate Scholarships Platinum Gift Dr June E Milligan Glasgow Centre for International Development Scholarships Major Gift Alma & Leslie Wolfson Charitable Trust* Bronze Gift Dr Yasmin B Kassam† Prize Awards Platinum Gift Town & Country Planning Association Scotland

Bronze Gift SAS Software Ltd • One anonymous donation Sports Bursary Fund Noted Gift Davidina G C McGinn Talent Scholarships Major Gift Alan & Maria McIntyre† • Professor Anton Muscatelli Platinum Gift Maureen A McGuire†* • From the Estate of William Russell Gold Gift Professor Arthur & Dr Joyce Allison • Dr Frances J Dryburgh • Glasgow University Women’s Club London • Toni Thomas Memorial Talent Scholarship • Ian R Vann Silver Gift Benjamin J Adler* • Ann L Bridges • Margery M Browning • Fiona Cowan • Jonathan Teng Shan Hew • Maureen Lofthouse • Dr Christian W Puritz • Ben Wilson • Three anonymous donations Bronze Gift Richard G Carson • Gillian L Dean • Michael Dean • Andrew K Gersh • Daniel L Jamieson • Andrew G Lewis • Sarah Lock • David J MacLennan • Professor • Angus McAllister • Gordon C McDonald • Scott McDonald • Heather Preece • Dr Stephanie S Prior† • Lionel A Ritchie • John I Thomson • Two anonymous donations Noted Gift Louise M Anderson • Gordon J Barrie •

Virginia Crawford • John A Duthie • Kenneth G Gilmour • Christine Leggat • James Lynch† • The MacBrayne Hall Reunion Fund • Hamish & Rosemary Macdonald • Josephine McAloon • In memory of Richard McKirkle • Fiona J Martin • One anonymous donation Travel Scholarships Major Gift Alma & Leslie Wolfson Charitable Trust Silver Gift One anonymous donation Bronze Gift Richard S Coulter • Christine A Gardner • Elizabeth C Jamieson • For Modern Languages in Scotland University-wide Scholarships Silver Gift Glasgow University Club of Aberdeen* • Richard Tyers* Bronze Gift Rev J Leslie Guthrie* • Holman Hunt CBE* • Finlay McIntosh • Professor Stewart McLean* • One anonymous donation Noted Gift Charles H Scobie Student Hardship Fund Victoria Jones • One anonymous donation † 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.

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*Please specify which fund you would like to support .................................................................................. A full list of scholarship funds can be found at: www.glasgow.ac.uk/givingtoglasgow

Please send me information about making a gift in my Will.

Gift Aid it Gift Aid is a UK government tax scheme. As an exempt charity, the University of Glasgow/University of Glasgow Trust (The University) can reclaim basic rate tax on qualifying donations from UK taxpayers. This applies to donations you have made in the last four years and from the date of this declaration, until you notify us otherwise. To enable the University to reclaim Gift Aid, please sign and date the Gift Aid declaration below. I would like the University to treat all qualifying donations as Gift Aid donations. I confirm I have paid or will pay an amount of Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax for each tax year (6 April to 5 April) that is at least equal to the amount of tax that all charities or Community Amateur Sports Clubs (CASCs) that I donate to will reclaim on my gifts for that tax year. I understand that other taxes such as VAT and Council Tax do not qualify. I understand the University will reclaim 25p of tax on every £1 that I have given in the last four years and from the date of this declaration until I notify you otherwise. Signature ........................................................................................

Date ....................................

Please notify the University if you: Want to cancel this declaration / Change your name or home address / No longer pay sufficient tax on your income and/or capital gains. The Direct Debit Guarantee (this guarantee should be detached and retained by the payer) • • • •

This Guarantee is offered by all banks and building societies that accept instructions to pay Direct Debits. If there are any changes to the amount, date or frequency of your Direct Debit the University of Glasgow Trust will notify you 10 working days in advance of your account being debited or as otherwise agreed. If you request the University of Glasgow Trust to collect a payment, confirmation of the amount and date will be given to you at the time of the request. If an error is made in the payment of your Direct Debit, by the University of Glasgow Trust or your bank or building society, you are entitled to a full and immediate refund of the amount paid from your bank or building society. If you receive a refund you are not entitled to, you must pay it back when the University of Glasgow Trust asks you to. You can cancel a Direct Debit at any time by simply contacting your bank or building society. Written confirmation may be required. Please also notify us.

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 at the bottom of this page and return it to the Development & Alumni Office, 3 The Square, University of Glasgow, Glasgow G12 8QQ. Please keep the Direct Debit Guarantee slip at the very bottom of the page for future reference.

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.

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.

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.

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

Data Protection Act 1998 Under the codes of the 1998 Data Protection Act, the University of Glasgow will use the information provided by you for University education, social and charitable purposes only. 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 single gift I would like to make a single gift to the University of Glasgow Trust of £ .................... I enclose a cheque/charity voucher made payable to University of Glasgow Trust or Please debit my: Visa

Visa Debit

Mastercard

Maestro

Name on card .............................................................................................................................................

Card No Start Date

Expiry Date

Issue Number

Security Code

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

15th

Quarterly

Annually (month) - please allow one month from today.

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 ................................................................................................................ Address .............................................................................................................................. ............................................................................................................................................. 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 Debit from the account detailed in this instruction subject to 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 ....................................

The Direct Debit Guarantee (this guarantee should be detached and retained by the payer) • • • •