Giving to Glasgow 28

GivingtoGlasgow The fundraising magazine for alumni and friends of the University of Glasgow Issue 28 June 2016

On the ball Our basketball bursaries attract and support talented athletes

A message from the Director Many of you will know that we have now formally taken possession of the Western Infirmary site adjacent to our main campus.

This is truly a pivotal point in the University’s history and marks a major milestone in our vision to be known internationally as a worldclass, world-changing university.

Glasgow calling We 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 latest telephone campaign. Our students 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 big difference to the student experience and provide essential research that has a positive and wide-reaching effect upon society.

Through your generosity, we raised over £225,000 from more than 500 donations.

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ver the coming months we will reach out to you – our alumni, donors and extended Glasgow family – to tell you more about how our campus masterplan will deliver inspiring spaces and opportunities for world-changing research, teaching and learning.

World-changing education

We are inviting you to be part of our exciting £1 billion programme of investment – the most significant development of our main campus in over a century. With your help we will set a template for the universities of tomorrow so that we remain at the forefront of change, excellence and innovation for centuries to come.

World-changing campus

Your gifts will enable and inspire our:

World-changing research With your support we can bring multidisciplinary talent together to resolve some of the world’s greatest research challenges in areas spanning cancer, chronic disease, infections & immunology, gravitational waves, climate change, social justice and health & wellbeing.

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We believe that every student should have the opportunity to change the world regardless of their background. Our aim is to nurture true talent and offer the best environment in which to do so, and your support can help us to deliver on this commitment.

With your help we can create an inspiring and diverse research and teaching environment that will support Glasgow’s world changers for the century to come while promoting the city of Glasgow as a first-choice destination for research, education and culture.

As alumni, partners, donors and friends, your engagement and commitment are important elements in our success. Your continued support will help us realise our vision and ambition for tomorrow.

Cathy Bell Director, Development & Alumni Office

Gemma Elliott, Regular Giving Manager, said, ‘The generosity and support of our alumni and friends of the University has been overwhelming. Our current team of student callers have benefited greatly from the opportunity to speak to, and learn from, many of our graduates who have kindly shared their invaluable advice, inspiring stories and wonderful memories from their time at Glasgow.

‘The warmth shown by our graduates is extremely heartening and a testament to how past students support us in our aim to provide the next generation of deserving students with access to a first-class education and the opportunity to fulfil their potential.’

Since the Telephone Campaign began in 2003, over £4 million has been raised to support capital campaigns or to provide much-needed support to University-wide projects. Thank you to all who have donated during this time.

•• For further information contact Gemma Elliott, email: gemma.elliott@glasgow. ac.uk, tel: +44 (0)141 330 8501.

YOUR VALUED LEGACIES All gifts to the University are very much appreciated, and bequests made in your will particularly so.

Support for medical students

Baroness Smith, David Mundell MP, Catherine Smith, Michael Gove MP, Lord McCluskey and the Principal at the launch

INSPIRING PUBLIC SERVICE

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arly support from alumni and friends has enabled the John Smith Centre for Public Service to establish itself at the University. The centre, which aims to promote public service, will be a lasting, fitting and meaningful tribute to the life and work of John Smith, who was leader of the Labour Party at the time of his death in 1994.

A special launch event was held at the Scotland Office, Whitehall in March. Hosted

by Secretary of State for Scotland, the Rt Hon David Mundell MP, alumni and friends of the University and the centre came together to celebrate the launch and hear about the centre’s ambitious vision for its programme of activities.

This includes plans to establish a Public Service Internship Programme that will support students to undertake paid work experience at leading public service institutions, opportunities that are important for academic and professional development as well as the promotion of public service vocations.

Secretary of State for Justice, the Rt Hon Michael Gove MP and Lord McCluskey, one of Scotland’s leading legal figures, expressed their support for the centre, reflecting on John Smith’s own dedication to public service and the importance of inspiring our next generation of public service leaders.

The launch was a successful landmark occasion and we are grateful to all those who have enabled the centre to reach this stage.

We are now seeking supporters and partners to help bring the centre’s vision to life.

•• For further information contact Rosemary Simm, email: rosemary.simm@glasgow. ac.uk, tel: +44 (0)141 330 4951.

‘ JOHN SMITH WAS ONE OF OUR MOST DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI. HIS INFLUENCE AND IMPACT WERE, AND ARE, PROFOUND. PRINCIPAL ANTON MUSCATELLI

We were delighted to receive a bequest gift of £50,000 from the estate of Dr Hannah Stirling MBE, DLitt (Strathclyde). Her husband William Barr Stirling (MBChB 1937, ChM 1956) and brother-in-law Hugh Stirling (MBChB 1931) were both graduates of the University and her generous gift in memory of this family connection will support medical students in difficult financial circumstances.

Her husband and brother-in-law both saw distinguished service as naval surgeons during World War II; they went on to be Chief Consultant Urologist and Chief Consultant Gynaecologist respectively at Glasgow Royal Infirmary. Dr Stirling helped found the Friends of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs and was a lifelong campaigner to protect and promote the area. In 1996 she became the first Briton to be honoured with an award from Europa Nostra, a movement which safeguards Europe’s cultural and natural heritage.

Support for Avenue

‘ JOHN SMITH EMBODIED SO MUCH THAT IS GOOD IN PUBLIC SERVICE. THIS CENTRE IS A FITTING TRIBUTE TO A MAN OF HIGH PRINCIPLE, HUGE PASSION AND GREAT COMPASSION.’ PRIME MINISTER DAVID CAMERON

The University is also delighted to receive a gift from the estate of Miss Isabel Ellis (MA 1949), to support our sister magazine Avenue.

Her gift will enable some special articles by students and recent graduates – do look out for these in future issues.

•• If you are considering leaving a gift to the University in your will, our Development Officer for Legacies, Mrs Barrie Bryson, would be delighted to talk with you about your wishes and intentions, email: barrie. bryson@glasgow.ac.uk, tel: +44 (0)141 330 6886.

How your gift can make a difference Pace-setting gifts

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Major gifts

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Net gift total

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Annual gift

Platinum gift/Kelvin donor

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Gold gift/Tower donor

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Silver gift/Bute donor

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The giving form appears on page 8.

Don’t forget you can now give online: glasgow.ac.uk/givingtoglasgow.

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INSPIRING OUR NEXT GENERATION OF WORLD CHANGERS The University is continuing to grow the scholarship funding for students in a number of areas. Scholarships not only provide students with the chance to do amazing things and to undertake life-changing experiences, but also help to inspire students to change the world. Every donation makes a difference, so thank you to everyone who has donated to the University.

Inspiring ambition Alumnus John Aitken had a passion for life that helped him to fight lymphoma three times during his lifetime; however, sadly John lost his battle with the disease in 2014 at the age of 32.

To celebrate John’s courage and positivity, his friends and family have established the JMA Trust to provide financial support for causes close to John’s heart. In recognition of the time that John spent at the University, the Trust has established the John Maurice Aitken Talent Scholarships to help more students benefit from the experiences at Glasgow that John cherished.

Allan Gillies is a friend of John and a Trustee of the JMA Trust: ‘John took so much from his time at the University of Glasgow, not only through his studies, but in the lasting friendships and memories he made there.

We know he would have wanted others to have that same opportunity, regardless of their background. We are delighted that the JMA Trust’s donation is being put to great use; supporting young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to pursue their ambitions in higher education and fulfil their potential.’

With three students already pursuing their studies thanks to the support of the John Maurice Aitken Talent Scholarships, four more awards will be made this year.

•• For more information on supporting the Talent Scholarship programme contact Kate Richardson, email: kate.richardson @glasgow.ac.uk, tel: +44 (0)141 330 1867.

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INSPIRING TRAVEL The School of Modern Languages & Cultures Postgraduate Scholarship Fund has had a great response from generous alumni donors.

Professor of Hispanic Studies and head of the school Kathryn Crameri launched the Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in June 2015 with an appeal to encourage alumni involvement. Study abroad is fundamentally important to modern languages students, who often need support to make the most of their hard work.

Professor Crameri’s appeal asked alumni to give £25 towards the fund and, with a large number of generous alumni one-off and monthly donors, we will now be able to award scholarships worth more than £5,000 over the next five years to talented postgraduate students in financial need at the school.

Staff and students would like to say a huge thank you to all of you who contributed.

•• For further information see glasgow.ac.uk/smlc-scholarships.

Within the appeal, alumni were also encouraged to return goodluck messages to modern languages students about to make their first trip abroad to study and work as teaching assistants in schools. Amy Swann (French and Maths) and Sarah Loughran (French and Politics) are pictured holding some of the messages from alumni. They said: ‘These messages are lovely to read – they’ve been in our shoes!’

INSPIRING STUDY A Scottish cancer charity has chosen to partner with the University by establishing a scholarship for the Masters in Cancer Sciences postgraduate programme: the Christopher Douglas Smith Postgraduate Scholarship.

Christopher Smith, brother of Colin, Clara and Caroline Smith, died of a rare form of bone cancer at the age of 17. Colin and Clara founded Unite Against Cancer in Christopher’s memory. The charity aims to fund world-class research to improve understanding of cancer and to find out how to prevent, diagnose and treat different kinds of cancer. The charity also seeks to raise awareness of cancer treatments, to raise funds to improve facilities for cancer patients, and to work in partnership with others to achieve the greatest impact in the fight against cancer.

The University’s postgraduate programme in Cancer Sciences enables students to work within a multidisciplinary environment of world-leading scientists and cancer specialists to address the latest challenges in cancer diagnosis, research and treatment.

•• For further information about supporting cancer sciences, please contact Catherine McGrory, email: catherine.mcgrory@glasgow.ac.uk, tel: +44 (0)141 330 8007.

INSPIRING SPORT Launched this year, the University’s bursaries for basketball aim to attract the best talent and support athletes in their quest to compete in basketball at the very highest level. As well as financial support, athletes will benefit from free access to the University’s sports facilities, strength & conditioning and nutritional support, sports mentoring advice and assistance with negotiating academic flexibility.

A personal message from alumnus Sandy Sutherland (MA 1964) explains what motivated him to set up the Sandy Sutherland Bursary for Basketball.

‘In 1960 I was competing in the Scottish Schoolboys Championships at the former University athletics ground at Westerlands and, after watching my victory in the shot putt, the then Principal of the University of Glasgow, Sir Hector Hetherington, asked me if I was intending to go to university and if so where. To his horror I said “Edinburgh” as that was the only university to have accepted me, although I had applied to Glasgow as well.

‘The following week I received in the post my acceptance for Glasgow from another athletics fan, the late registrar George Richardson, and my decision was made for me – in fact I may even have been Glasgow’s first invited sports scholar, though no money was involved. I was able to repay that faith by enhancing the name of the University by winning both Scottish national and university titles in the black and gold colours and earning a double Blue in athletics and weightlifting.

Inspiring research The University is very proud of its links with alumnus Alf Wight, better known as Yorkshire vet and author James Herriot. This year is the 100th anniversary of his birth and we are sure that Alf would have been very proud of the success of the School of Veterinary Medicine’s James Herriot Scholarship Fund, named in his honour with the blessing of his family.

The fund enables postgraduate students to either complete a Masters by Research degree or enhance their research in ways that would otherwise not have been possible.

Our most recent scholar, Elspeth Waugh, has been chosen so that she can continue her research into canine lymphoma, which she hopes will provide results relevant to both human and canine medicine. ‘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 final phase of my PhD. I could not do this work without the James Herriot Scholarship, so I am very grateful.’

•• For more information about our James Herriot Scholarship Fund, please contact Sarah Hunter, email: sarah.hunter@glasgow.ac.uk, tel: +44 (0)141 330 7145.

‘Since then I have been attracted by the team ethos to another sport at which Glasgow excels, basketball, and, though I never played the game to any great level, I now want to encourage those alumni who did to follow my example and give generously to support the men’s and women’s teams so that they can grow and match Edinburgh as the leading club in the country.

‘A former women’s captain, Dr Fiona Goodchild (née Kidd), has set up a bursary in memory of her team-mate in the 1960s, Dr Anne Ferguson (née Glen), a renowned Scottish academic in medicine; while another friend of mine, US-based sports benefactor Gordon Josey, has matched my modest contribution.’

•• For more information on supporting student athletes contact Kate Richardson, email: kate.richardson@glasgow.ac.uk, tel: +44 (0)141 330 1867.

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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 October 2015 and 31 March 2016. In addition to those listed below, there are a number of donors whose gifts are awaiting confirmation.

College of Arts Alasdair MacMhaighstir Alasdair Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Celtic & Gaelic Noted Dr Edward Jin

Dr Peter Davies Postgraduate Scholarship in Modern Languages & Cultures Major Dr Peter V Davies

English Language Postgraduate Fund

• Ian & Ann Lee • Carol A MacBeth • In memory of my dearly loved & much missed sister, Rena Dougall • Agnes CF McIlwraith • Malcolm Nimmo • Helen Walker •12 Anonymous Donors

• Medical Fund Arthritis Research Platinum The Estate of Ann Maria Wetton Bronze Kirsty Craig Noted Hilary Easton

Silver Elizabeth Boyd

Brain Tumour Research Fund

Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery Fund

Major Charlene McEwan Gold From David, Nicola, Christy, family and friends in memory of Gail Docherty 23/09/66 - 12/11/15 • In loving memory of Aidan O’Neill* Silver In memory of Gail Docherty • Elizabeth M Tait Noted Alison Sharp • 3 Anonymous Donors

Platinum The Iris Foundation† Bronze Dorothy O’Hanlon • Mary E Purser* Noted Joanna Grimmond • 2 Anonymous Donors

James Boswell Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Scottish History Silver Dr Kenneth Grant Hughes Noted Dr John Barclay Burns†

John Buchan Mobility Scholarship Fund in the College of Arts Noted John Joseph Queen

Music 1 Anonymous Donor

Onomastics Research - English Language - Professor Hough Major In memory of the late Dr Basil Cottle of Bristol University

School of Modern Languages & Cultures Postgraduate Scholarship Fund Gold Janette W McNeil Bronze Zoe Watt Noted Siobhan J McIlvanney

St Mungo Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Theology & Religious Studies Silver John G Paton*

Terrence & Eileen Heng Talent Scholarship Major Dr Terrence M Heng & Mrs Eileen Heng†

Whistler (Lunder Foundation) Major Peter Lunder & Paula Lunder†

College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences • Beatson Pebble Appeal Research Fund

Major The James & Patricia Hamilton Charitable Trust Platinum Dr Douglas & Dr Eleanor Briggs* • RN Goacher* • Port William & District Bridge Club* • Sheriff Marie T Smart • Bette Stone Gold The Phoenix Car Company* • Dr Catherine A Richards* • Ian Rutherford* • Paul Stonelake & Jemarie Ignacio†* Silver With thanks to Dr Alhasso and his team • Dr James D Campbell • David J Ferguson* • James Frame • In memory of Isabel Ross Ghaleb (née Graham)* • Dora Mann • In memory of Douglas McCulloch • Inez Murray • For Pat* • Paul Russell • Colin Steele • Alexander Stewart* Bronze John M Allison* • Helen Blythe • Brothers from Another Udder • Elizabeth Calder* • Donald Campbell • Alison Lannigan & Juliette Murray • Alastair J MacDonald • William McDougall* • Fiona M McGlynn* • Ann Mitchell • James RB Robertson* • Anne Sharky • Eileen HR Wilkie* Noted Margaret and Robert Baird* • Agnes McRae Robertson Blair • In memory of Susan R Cameron, Ardrishaig 10/04/194728/05/2015 • Anne Fuller • Patricia Gillespie • Dr Eileen Margaret Henderson • In memory of Alan & Jeanette Hotchkiss • In memory of Doris Hutson (née Kemp) (1926-2014), Glasgow graduate 1949 • In memory of my son Ian

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Breast Cancer Research Noted Kate Guest

Cardiovascular Research Platinum Dr Douglas & Dr Eleanor Briggs* Silver Dr Kenneth L McGeoch* • Martin & Norah McLachlan Bronze Charles F Norris • Marslaidh Catherine Scott Noted Alistair Finlay • In fond remembrance of Helen Rowan Gray & Elsie May Adams • David Millar • 1 Anonymous Donor

Critical Care Fund Noted Julia M Cullen • 1 Anonymous Donor

Dental Fund Silver Dr David D Reaka Bronze In loving memory of Alfred and Frances Luffingham • William McBurney Noted John Robinson Grant • Robert M Thomson • 1 Anonymous Donor

Diabetes Research Silver Dr James C Smith*

Diseases of the Nervous System Research Major The Estate of Dr William Campbell Love Gold In memory of Dr Margaret J Fingland* Noted Patrick Kane • Emma J Sloan

General Medical Fund Major Dr Andrew S Barr and the late Margaret J Stirling BDS • The Estate of Dr Gething Morgan Lewis • Dr Charles and Marilyn Wright Gold In memory of Neil Burgess* Silver Dr John Baillie and Dr Alison H Baillie†* • Bjørn L Hoel • Chloe L Kippen • Alexander Miller • Anne M Walters Bronze Brian Calder • Susan Chalmers • Lynn G Gibson* • In loving memory of Gaye Hendry from Osman and Gillian* • Elizabeth A Johnston* • In memory of my late wife, Catherine Elizabeth Jugdutt (née Graham) • Mary McDonald • Ruth Rae • Dr Robert C Robb* • Dr Steven Wishart Noted Iain Kane • Finlay Kerr • Fraser MacLeod • Kenneth Wallace • Peixun Zhou • 2 Anonymous Donors

Geriatric Research Major The DWT Cargill Fund

Inflammatory Disease Research Silver Sheila M Craik • Dr Andrew J Manchip

Medical Education Fund Silver Dr Chua Tju Siang Bronze In memory of my beloved and dearly missed father Dr Ali Mahawish Noted Glasgow University Delta Club 1970

Mental Health Research Silver Dr Alastair C Glen* • Dr Andrew J Manchip*

Noted Hilary Easton • Kate Guest • 1 Anonymous Donor

Noted Sally K Boyd • Nicola Levitt • Ian W Seed† • 2 Anonymous Donors

Public Health & Wellbeing

Guillain Barré Syndrome (GBS) Research Professor Willison

Major The RS Macdonald Charitable Trust Gold Jill Pell Silver Barfil Charitable Trust Noted Michael Dhesi

• Paul O’Gorman Leukaemia Research Centre Major Tessa Laurie Holyoake FRSE • The Laura McKee Leukaemia Trust • Mackenzie Family* • Alexander McKenzie • Jim & Rena Smith* • Team McGuigan Platinum Dr Douglas & Dr Eleanor Briggs* Gold Penny Haydock • Chris Wallace Silver A Cocozza • Alison Fitzsimons, Colin Gregor, Lindsay McSkimming, Christine Nelson, Kimberley Nelson • Forth Breast Cancer Care Group • Glasgow University Rugby Football Club • My sister-in-law Anne Paxton - a fighter • Denise Seix • Shahzya, Karen & Annie Edinburgh Marathon 2015 • Annie M Sloan* Bronze Anne & Jim Malloch* • Harry & Lily Marney - loving parents & grandparents.

We love & miss you every day xxx* • Rebecca Mitchell • In loving memory of Anne Robertson* • Stornoway Golf Club • Donald Stott Noted Envirocentre Ltd • Shannon Gilchrist • David & Catriona MacLennan • Niamh Mannion • Ms JPL McColl • Iain Riddell • Anilah Sadiq • Doreen Elizabeth Scott • Mansi Shah • In memory of Jessie Skinner - loving mother, grandmother & great grandmother • David Thomson • Bill Wright • 2 Anonymous Donors

• Small Animal Hospital Major In memory of Midas* Gold William Jamieson* • In memory of Julius & Sirius* • Katharine Liston • In loving memory of Professor Sally Solomon (Tippett) - from her family, friends and colleagues • The Estate of Mrs Margaret Walker Silver In memory of our beloved Rascal & Tia - The Costigane Family* • Otto • Janice Young Bronze In memory of our Sunshine Boy, Frodo (2005-2015) ‘wait for us’ - Mr & Mrs Rose-McDermott • Jazz: always in our hearts and thoughts. The Rae Family* • Maciver - in memory of Glen, a much loved dog & faithful companion 1996-2012* • Margaret Muir* • Kenneth Renfrew • Bette Stone Noted In memory of Alfie • Lady Moray • Michael McDonald • McKay Pet Supplies • Petstop - Fort William • Francis D Potter • In loving memory of Sasha • Dr David Sobel† • 2 Anonymous Donors

• Other Projects Christopher Douglas Smith Postgraduate Scholarship in Cancer Sciences Major Unite Against Cancer

College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences Mobility Scholarship Fund Silver On behalf of the Bertram Zoologists, Geologist & Civil Engineer Noted Dr Premila Mathews & Sajan Abraham† • Lillious M Purvis • 1 Anonymous Donor

David Arthur Prize for Best Ornithology Project Bronze Stewart White

David Livingstone Fund in Global Health & Biodiversity Silver Dr Gavin R Lingiah Bronze Guy Coady • Professor JH Dickson • Moray Kyle • Trevor Lea • Professor Andrew C Rankin • John Sherwood

Silver In celebration of Allan Reid and Ronald Stalker’s joint 40th birthdays

Hannah Stirling Medical Undergraduate Hardship Fund Major 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

Ian Gardiner Postgraduate Scholarship Major Ian R Gardiner

James Herriot Scholarship Fund Gold In honour of the Faculty & Staff, Glasgow Veterinary School - 1963 to 1968† Silver Margaret Carlaw* Bronze Dominic J Alexander • The Alice Noakes Memorial Charitable Trust • Grant McFarlane • William C Petheram, BVMS 1970* Noted Walter Mitchell • 1 Anonymous Donor

Myotonic Dystrophy Research Major Myotonic Dystrophy Support Group Research

Precision Medicine Fund Pace Setting The Walton Foundation Major Donated in memory of Neil and Cathie MacAllister by Christine and Douglas Craik

SCENE Noted Eric C Dyrburgh

Scholarship Fund in Life Sciences 1 Anonymous Donor

School of Medicine Bequest Major The Estate of Dr Elizabeth Gertrude Haggarty Platinum The Estate of Dr AJ Hale (Hamish)

Think Pink Scotland Major Trinity High School Class 3H Administration & IT 2015

Weiper’s Equine Centre Silver GTR Thyne* Bronze Allen WF Brown

William Cullen Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Medicine Noted Professor Ivor Jackson†

College of Science & Engineering

Colin Maclaurin Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Maths & Statistics Gold RCF McLatchie • 1 Anonymous Donor

Dr Thomas Hammons Scholarship Major In memory of Thomas Hammons

Engineering Equipment Fund Noted Hamish A Connechen • 1 Anonymous Donor

Formula Student Silver The Scottish Association For Metals

James Watt Institute for Engineering Sciences Platinum David Johnston Silver Terje Vegstein

James Watt Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Engineering Platinum Peter McBride Bronze Warren Preston Noted In memory of my father

Jim Gatheral Scholarship in Quantum Technology Major Dr Jim Gatheral†

Joseph Black Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Chemistry Gold 1965 Chemistry Reunion Silver In support of the Chemistry Department • Sir Tom McKillop Noted 1 Anonymous Donor

Lord Kelvin Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Physics & Astronomy Silver James B Muir*

Professor Hugh B Sutherland Scholarship appeal

Dr James Stewart Marshall • Mary May • Bob Wilson Bronze Nicholas DJ Baldwin and all from Wroxton College of Fairleigh Dickinson University • Cathy Bell • Glasgow University Club of Aberdeen • Henry L Martin • KT Rankin Noted Jacqueline Leavitt • 3 Anonymous Donors

• Travel Scholarships

Chancellor’s Fund

Silver Dr William & Margaret McCulloch†

Major The Estate of Lord Rodger of Earlsferry Bronze Isabella Gordon

Tower Dr Helen M Laird* • The Mary Andrew Charitable Trust* • Dr Robert C Smith* • Dr Grace A Caddies Spence†* Bute John M Galloway* • Douglas M Gebbie MBChB, FRCP (C) & Anne M Gebbie RN† • Andrew K Gersh† • Dr Seong-Won Han†* • Professor James M Kelly†* • Frederick Q Lunt* • Janet V Rae • Gerard Robertson • Dr Bassam G Saffouri†* • The Estate of Mrs Margaret Walker Avenue Alyson Craig • Bashir MA Dodhy • Elliott A Glen-Esk* • Margaret R Greenshields • Mawulorm Hevor • Professor Pablo Huq† • Neil J MacKinnon • Professor William A McDougall†* • Dr James McGregor* • Rev Dr Alan M McPherson* • In memory of Thomas and Jean Millar* • Sanjoy Mukherjee • Professor William C Russell* Gilmorehill Dr Blanche A Borzell† • Stephen H Campbell† • Christopher Carson • John C Christie • John L Doyle† • Irene Hair • Mark Heron • Robert Locke • Ian Lyall • Alistair McLauchlan • Isabelle McPheat • Kenneth Pearson • Dr Nathaniel W Revis† • Kenneth N Sayer • 9 Anonymous Donors

Herrington Prize

Scholarships Fund

Major The Estate of Morag and Alex Garven Gold T Alan Johnston • Gordon K Neilson* Silver Moira DeVos Bronze Euan Davey • Iain MacLeod • George Miezitis: In recognition of the support given by Professor Hugh Sutherland. • Professor Herbert I Saravanamuttoo* • 1 Anonymous Donor

Sir Alwyn Williams Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Geographical & Earth Sciences 2 Anonymous Donors

The Mobility Scholarship Fund in Science & Engineering Gold Catrina & James Coleman†*

College of Social Sciences Adam Smith Business School Postgraduate Scholarship Fund Bronze Dr Geoffrey H Rowley† • Dr Ian Trushell

Alan Rodger Endowment for Roman Law & Legal History

Noted Turner & Townsend

ICAEW Foundation Bursary Major ICAEW Foundation

John Brown Law Travel Scholarship Fund Silver David Hay Bronze In memory of a great, and sadly missed, friend.

Law Collections Appeal 1 Anonymous Donor

Law Talent Scholarships Fund Bronze Andrew Van Zyl Gow

Robert Owen Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Education Bronze In memory of Mrs Sheila Sturrock, MA, MEd

Ross & Ursula Harper Talent Scholarship Major Ross and Ursula Harper*

The John Smith Centre for Public Services Silver Rev James Campbell Bronze Donald McDiarmid

William C Jamieson Scholarship Silver Elizabeth C Jamieson*

Campus Redevelopment Project

• Sports Bursaries Dr Anne Ferguson Bursary in Basketball Platinum In memory of Dr Anne Ferguson†

Gordon Josey Basketball Bursary Silver Gordon Josey†

Sandy Sutherland Basketball Bursary Gold Sandy Sutherland

Sports Bursary Fund – Rowing Silver Douglas J Thoms Bronze Peter Russell GUBC Noted N Atkins • Elliott Clarke

Sports Bursary Fund – Rugby Bronze GURFC Alumni Noted Allan Mackintosh

• Talent Scholarships Ian Marshall Talent Scholarship Major Robin Marshall

John Maurice Aitken Talent Scholarship Major In memory of John Maurice Aitken.

Keep The Faith

Rebecca Gerrard Talent Scholarship Gold John S Gerrard

Stephen & Alexina Fitzpatrick Talent Scholarship Gold Stephen & Alexina Fitzpatrick†

Learning & Teaching

Talent Scholarship Fund

Lead The Garfield Weston Foundation

Silver Mark Christie • Dr Gillian E Dow • Alasdair J MacKinnon† • Valerie MacLeod • Anne C McAllister* • Mathew Morrison • John Smith • Catriona Turbet Bronze John & Elizabeth Crowder • Martin Curran • John Currie • John E Ebireri • Dr Helen M Hare • Thomas Hargreaves • Kathleen McIlwee • Sanjoy Mukherjee • Alison Smart • Tracey Whitelaw Noted John Callender • Andrew Dumitrache • Isobel Mary Duncan • Anas Ehsan • Gemma Elliott • Andrew Hannah • Alistair A Mackie • Dr Peter P McGavigan • Rose Sander • Jason White • 1 Anonymous Donor

Campus Development Lead Roy & Jennifer Leckie • Robin Marshall • The WM Mann Foundation Major Professor Anton Muscatelli* • The Sneader Family† • The Estate of John Albert Thomas in memory of Dr Mary Bowie Thomas • Brian and Linda McBride • Patrick & Ilona Russell Platinum Colin Bryce • Mrs Mary Frood Reid Gold With happy memories, Jimmy Gordon (Winner - Observer Mace 1957) • Margaret McFarlane MBChB Silver Dr & Mrs L Ade Benedict†* • Funds raised by Charles Kennedy Memorial Dinner, sponsored by Brodies LLP, held at Glasgow University Union in October 2015 • Adebukola F Isiaq • The Estate of

Undergraduate Talent Scholarship Fund Bronze Douglas Troup • Marion F Morrison

Jim Gatheral Scholarship Major Dr Jim Gatheral†

Catherine Riach Sims Travel Scholarship Silver Catherine Riach Sims†

Dr William & Dr Margaret J McCulloch Travel Scholarship The Melvyn & Amanda Pond Travel Scholarship Noted Edward & Mary Ann Pires†

Travel Scholarship Fund Gold Professor Declan P Doogan† • Harry Nicol†* Silver John A Maitland* • Alexander R McCann† • Alastair J Winchester† Bronze Allan & Françoise Dickson† • Dr Steven N Hird† • Peter MacLean • Jacqueline E Smith† Noted Stephen Cassidy • Dr Donald J Crammond† • Fiona M Edelstein† • David W McGirr†

• Other Scholarships

Patrick & Ilona Russell Undergraduate Scholarship Major Patrick & Ilona Russell

Unrestricted Scholarship Fund Gold John R Alexander Silver Duncan Robertson Bronze Alice M Kewley • Peter M McCamley* • John and Rose Ann Mitchell • Mike Scott Noted Lewis Allen • Robin McLaren • Bruce & Carol Wyatt • 5 Anonymous Donors

University-Wide Projects Hunterian Exhibitions – Mount Stuart Major Stichting West Coast Foundation

Bequest

Lead The Estate of Elizabeth Davidson Lawrie, in honour of her brother Thomas Davidson Veitch Lawrie, Emeritus Professor of Medical Cardiology • 1 Anonymous Donor † denotes gift to American Alumni of

Ede & Ravenscroft Prize

Glasgow University (AAGU). We would like to thank AAGU for their support.

Major Ede & Ravenscroft

* denotes donations that have moved to a

Lynn Fordham Undergraduate Scholarship

new giving level.

Gold Lynn Rosanne Fordham

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University of Glasgow, charity no.

SC004401.

University of Glasgow Trust charity no. SC008303.

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Title:

University of Glasgow Trust Donation Form

Name:

Giving to Glasgow – issue 28; June 2016

Address: Postcode:

The University of Glasgow Trust is a registered charity, No. SC008303 The University of Glasgow is a registered charity, No. SC004401

Telephone number:

Email:

The University requires your contact details to process and acknowledge your gift. We will also use this information, including your telephone number and email address, to contact you with news and fundraising information. To opt out of additional communications, please email campaign@glasgow. ac.uk, indicating how you would like us to keep in touch.

I wish to support the University of Glasgow by giving to: Campus redevelopment

Research Hub

Learning & Teaching Hub

The Scholarships Fund*

College of Arts*

College of Science & Engineering*

College of Social Sciences*

College of MVLS*

Beatson Pebble Appeal

Medical Fund*

The Hunterian Fund

The Chancellor’s Fund

Paul O’Gorman Leukaemia Research Vet Fund*

Unrestricted

Matriculation No. .................................................................

Degree/Year of graduation .................................................. ...............................................................................................

Other*

*Please specify which fund you would like to support ..................................................................................

A full list of scholarship funds can be found at glasgow.ac.uk/givingtoglasgow

Please send information about making a gift in my will.

Gift Aid it Boost your donation by 25p of Gift Aid for every £1 you donate Gift Aid is reclaimed by the charity from the tax you pay for the current tax year. Your address is needed to identify you as a current UK taxpayer.

In order to Gift Aid your donation you must tick the box below: I want to Gift Aid my donation and any donations I make in the future or have made in the past four years to: University of Glasgow/University of Glasgow Trust I am a UK taxpayer and understand that if I pay less Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax than the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all my donations in that tax year it is my responsibility to pay any difference.

Date: ..............................

Please notify the University of Glasgow 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 If you pay Income Tax at the higher or additional rate and want to receive the additional tax relief due to you, you must include all your Gift Aid donations on your SelfAssessment tax return or ask HM Revenue and Customs to adjust your tax code.

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 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 ................................................................................................................

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 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