Giving To Glasgow 30

GivingtoGlasgow The fundraising magazine for alumni and friends of the University of Glasgow Issue 30 June 2017

THE IMPACT OF GIVING LARGE OR SMALL, YOUR GIFTS CHANGE EVERYTHING

OUR COMMUNITY OF VOLUNTEERS Every year over 1,000 of our alumni give their time and expertise to our global community. You can help in several ways – from supporting student career development through our online network to taking an active role in coordinating alumni social activities.

By lending your individual skills, you can make a difference – just as the volunteers highlighted here have.

A message from the Director

Gillian Rowland-Kain (MSc 2012) gives her time in New York by promoting her Glasgow experience to prospective students.

“I returned to NYC straight from Glasgow,” she says, “and missed everything about it! I wanted to make sure anyone who was questioning if they should attend from the USA took the leap. Speaking to prospective students is great as you get to share your fond memories with the next generation.”

Steve Urquhart (MA 1996) is a freelance radio producer and an active member of our online careers platform for alumni and students, recently running a careers

workshop for students. “I was delighted to be invited to run a workshop about getting into radio production,” he says. “Student radio was a big part of my life and it really kick-started my own career, so it was good to be able to give something back and to pass something on to students.”

Evelyn Dobson (née Delvin, MA 1967) is Club Secretary for the Glasgow University Club of Aberdeen. “I’ve been involved with the club for over 20 years,” she says, “and in addition to building the Glasgow network in Aberdeen, we are involved with raising funds.

I’m very proud that as a group we contribute every year to University projects. It’s great to feel so connected, and that time and physical distance is not a barrier to feeling part of the current Glasgow community.”

•• For more information, please see glasgow.ac.uk/alumni/getinvolved •• Join us in celebrating our community of alumni volunteers on social media from 1 to 7 June as part of UofG Alumni Volunteer Week. #UofGAlumniVols

As you will read in the current edition of Avenue, the University campus development plans continue to move forward, with planning permission recently approved and the new Learning & Teaching Hub reaching an exciting stage in its development.

Indeed, many alumni are choosing to support us even at this early stage – glasgow.ac.uk/supportus.

Some of the stories in this edition of Giving to Glasgow outline the impact that you have had on past campus development projects which have helped the University to build a strong foundation for future generations on a world-changing campus.

With your continued support we are able to provide opportunities for students for career development through volunteering and entrepreneurships, as well as research opportunities.

We are not only able to provide students with the chance to do amazing things and undertake life-changing experiences, but also help to inspire them to change the world. Every donation makes a difference, so thank you to everyone that has donated to the University.

Cathy Bell Director, Development & Alumni Office 2

Our volunteers: Evelyn Dobson (left), Gillian Rowland-Kain (centre) and Steve Urquhart

Supporting our student entrepreneurs A local businessman has established an award to help enterprising Glasgow students overcome the financial challenges of launching new business ventures.

Supporting enterprise and start-ups encourages students while benefiting local and global economies, but the challenges of launching a new venture can be substantial.

Having started a wide variety of businesses, entrepreneur Jay Smith of Enterprise Screen Productions understands these difficulties more than most.

He has chosen to establish the Jay Smith Innovation Award through personal and corporate donations to assist with costs – such as legal fees and patent applications – which can be an obstacle to new start-ups.

“Entrepreneurial skills have always been important for Scotland and we’ve often led the way in creative and innovative discoveries for our changing world.” says Jay. “The University has contributed hugely to the development of talents which have

made the world a better place. It has given much to my family, and my four children have all had wonderful experiences here. It’s great to be able to give something back to help inspire, encourage and support.

“My hope is that the students who access this support will amaze us with their ideas, creativity and innovation.”

The selected students will also be supported through the University’s Careers Service, which provides access to business mentoring, “hatchery” space and workshops to help students bring their businesses to life.

•• For further information about supporting students, please contact Kate Richardson, email: kate.richardson@glasgow.ac.uk, tel: +44 (0)141 330 1867.

THE UNIVERSITY REMEMBERED THROUGH LEGACIES What does Glasgow mean to you? We hope that you remember your time here fondly and recognise the impact Glasgow has had on your life. Many of our Glasgow family choose to support future generations by remembering the University in their will – and every gift makes a difference. In this issue, we look at the stories of two legacies.

Giving something back Dr Rosemary Macdonald (née Paterson, MBChB 1967) always wanted to be a doctor and became an undergraduate medical student aged just 17 years.

“I almost didn’t attend the University of Glasgow but, on being told I was too young for Edinburgh, I applied to Glasgow and following an interview was offered a place,” says Dr Macdonald. “My subsequent career has revealed to me that the science-based clinical education we received was excellent, even if we may not have appreciated it at the time!

“Because of that I feel I should like to support the University. I make an annual donation to support special projects but my will states that my legacy should be used as the University sees fit.

“The acquisition of the Western Infirmary site is such a wonderful opportunity. It is fitting for us all to support this and to give ‘something’ back to the University and its present students.

“One of my donations was named after my parents, who never had the opportunity to attend university. They would be delighted to have been remembered in this way.”

By remembering the University in your will, your gift, no matter what size, can help make a lasting and meaningful contribution.

After you have looked after those closest to you, even small gifts can have great impact, perhaps alleviating financial difficulties or funding a place at a conference to change the direction of a student’s life. All gifts can be named and live on in perpetuity.

•• If you are considering leaving a gift to the University in your will, please contact our Development Officer for Legacies, Mrs Barrie Bryson, email: barrie.bryson@glasgow.ac.uk, tel: +44 (0)141 330 6886.

Legacy supports animal welfare Over the years, our School of Veterinary Medicine has been the fortunate and appreciative beneficiary of bequests from our clients, friends and supporters.

Anthony Browning recently left a proportion of his estate to support the school’s contribution to pioneering future standards in animal treatment and welfare.

Mr Browning’s late wife was a Glasgow graduate and Mr Browning was a lover of animals. Thanks to his generosity the school has created the Anthony Browning Animal Welfare Fund and is currently supporting a postgraduate research project into the welfare of sea lions in captivity.

Many captive marine mammals are used in displays or for education programmes.

These activities often happen during the summer at parks, which corresponds with the mating and moulting seasons. This study, made possible by Anthony Browning, will allow us to determine if there are welfare concerns for animals undertaking activities at certain times of the year.

•• For further information about supporting the School of Veterinary Medicine, please contact Sarah Hunter, email: sarah.hunter@glasgow.ac.uk, tel: +44 (0)141 330 7145.

Eye-opening gift for students Our alumni regularly choose to commemorate the lifelong connections they made in Glasgow by making a donation to the University.

This year, members of the 1956 Zeta Club have kindly chosen to support the Medical Education Fund through the purchase of an ophthalmic model.

This sophisticated eye examination simulator will be used for teaching and practising the use of an ophthalmoscope, examining the ocular fundus and identifying diseases and conditions within the eye.

This equipment is especially valuable as it provides our medical students with the opportunity to develop and practise their clinical skills in a simulated clinical environment before meeting the challenge of real-life situations.

We are extremely grateful to the 1956 Zeta Club for their support.

•• For further information about supporting our medical students, please contact Josie Walbaum, email: josie.walbaum@glasgow.ac.uk, tel: +44 (0)141 330 7209.

How your gift can make a difference Pace-setting gifts

Major

For gifts over £250,000

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Gifted scheme

Net gift total

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Annual gift

Platinum gift/Kelvin donor

£5,000

£100

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Gold gift/Tower donor

£2,000

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Silver gift/Bute donor

£1,000

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£240

Bronze gift/Avenue donor

£500

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The giving form appears on page 8.

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

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BUILDING A STRONG FOUNDATION FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS As we embark on a major campus development, we look back at the way your donations to our building projects in the last two decades have helped shape our physical environment. From Gilmorehill to Garscube to Loch Lomond – your support has had a transformative impact on our teaching and research. Here we highlight five buildings that your gifts helped bring to life.

SUPPORTING THE DOCTORS OF TOMORROW

A WORLD-CLASS HOSPITAL FOR PETS AND OWNERS

WOLFSON MEDICAL SCHOOL BUILDING LOCATION: GILMOREHILL CAMPUS COST: £14.5m, DONATIONS £8.6m YEAR OPENED: 2003

SMALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL LOCATION: GARSCUBE CAMPUS COST: £15m, DONATIONS £4.2m YEAR OPENED: 2009

The Wolfson Medical School Building was the first major addition to the Gilmorehill campus in over 15 years, winning a Royal Institute of British Architects’ Award in 2003.

Around 1,300 donors supported our fundraising campaign and the building was named in recognition of a major gift from the Wolfson Foundation.

The layout inside the contemporary glass and sandstone fronted building reflected a new approach to medical education at Glasgow, where students are introduced to clinical scenarios from the beginning of their education.

Facilities include a fully equipped ward where our students train in a simulated clinical environment before meeting the challenge of real hospital situations. In our Vocational Studies Suite students can practise consulting in a realistic environment, interacting with actors in the roles of patients. Consulting rooms fitted with AV technology mean their classmates and tutors can observe their simulated consultations on a TV monitor.

And in the Walton Library and Resource Centre our students can take advantage of an ergonomically designed library with books, journals and multimedia PCs, open 24 hours a day.

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Our campaign to raise funds to help build a new small animal hospital at our Garscube Estate led many clients of the hospital to make a gift in recognition of the treatment their pets had received, in addition to the generous gifts we received from our graduates. The building has won many awards including the Civic Trust Award and the RIAS Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award.

This is one of the most sophisticated hospitals in Europe, with the most advanced on-site diagnostic imaging facilities in Scotland, together with 13 consulting rooms and four theatres with climate control and natural daylight. Pets from across the UK benefit from the excellent care available from some of the best specialist vets in the world. The hospital is home to internationally recognised specialists supported by residents and interns and an expanding team of nurses, radiographers, physiotherapists and animal care assistants.

The hospital also plays a vital role as a training hospital for students and nurses, allowing the vets of tomorrow to learn in state-of-the-art surroundings with access to some of the best vets in their field.

PICTURING THE SCENE SCOTTISH CENTRE FOR ECOLOGY & THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT (SCENE) LOCATION: ROWARDENNAN COST: £7m, DONATIONS £2m YEAR OPENED: 2007 (RESEARCH) 2014 (TEACHING) Surrounded by a rich variety of habitats, from freshwater lochs and rivers to woodlands, mountains and moorlands, SCENE is located in the spectacular landscape of Loch Lomond & the Trossachs, Scotland’s first National Park.

Our field station has undergone a complete transformation, thanks to the generous support of over 500 donors. Our location and rich teaching facilities create a unique educational environment. The Harry Slack Teaching Building incorporates field teaching facilities, laboratory and residential accommodation, where visiting groups can learn about the natural environment in the best setting.

The Maitland Building, our research wing, provides high-quality facilities, and has received a number of awards for its design, construction and sustainability factors. In this lochside location our scientists are working towards a better understanding of our environment, how it works, and how we can best protect it.

BEATING HEART DISEASE

TRANSFORMING CANCER TREATMENTS

BHF GLASGOW CARDIOVASCULAR RESEARCH CENTRE LOCATION: GILMOREHILL CAMPUS COST: £10.8m, DONATIONS £5.8m YEAR OPENED: 2006

WOLFSON WOHL CANCER RESEARCH CENTRE LOCATION: GARSCUBE CAMPUS COST: £19.2m, DONATIONS £10m, YEAR OPENED: 2014

Around 1,200 donors contributed to the fundraising campaign to build a centre dedicated to targeting and combating the many problems associated with heart disease.

Linked by a glazed pedestrian bridge to the Glasgow Biomedical Research Centre Sir Graeme Davies Building and adjacent to the Wolfson Medical School Building, together these three innovative buildings form the biomedical “triangle of excellence” on the west of University Avenue. The building was named in recognition of the £5m contribution made by the British Heart Foundation.

The Beatson Pebble Appeal reached its £10m target in 2012 to build the Wolfson Wohl Cancer Research Centre, with more than 3,000 generous donors contributing towards the campaign.

Named in recognition of donations from the Wolfson Foundation and the Maurice Wohl Charitable Foundation, the new centre is located at our Garscube Estate. With outstanding facilities now in place, Glasgow has the potential to have a transformative impact on the future of cancer research.

Home to scientists working on groundbreaking research projects that will transform the way patients with cancer are treated, the centre is a catalyst for accelerating the process of understanding cancer, improving existing therapies and identifying new ones and bringing them to patients. Glasgow is leading the way in developing new precision medicine techniques which aim to treat patients earlier and more effectively.

The BHF Glasgow Cardiovascular Research Centre brought together researchers of international standing who were previously working in separate units across the city.

The centre, which is part of the Institute of Cardiovascular & Medical Sciences, is home to some 150 research and technical staff with access to outstanding clinical research facilities and physiology, electrophysiology and molecular laboratories.

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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 2016 and 31 March 2017. In addition to those listed below, there are a number of donors whose gifts are awaiting confirmation.

Campus Development Project Campus Development Leading David Scott Major David Jack† • John K Martin • Maureen A McGuire† • Sir Neville I Simms Platinum Dr John Curran & Dr Jillian Queen • Sheriff Douglas Cusine & Mrs Marilyn Cusine • Andrew G Larson • Alison & David McRobb • The Kells Trust • Dr Aileen Wilson Gold Dr & Mrs L Ade Benedict* • Jonathan Teng Shan Hew • Douglas Maxwell • The Orr Mackintosh Foundation Silver Sarah Abnatt • John Anderson • Dr William J Cairns & Dr Carol A Cairns • Sona Lesley Reid Campbell • Drs Jon & Dora F Cossar • Alison Findlay • Glasgow University Club of Aberdeen* • David & Margaret Green • Dr Katharine L Hanlon • Dr Sarah A Hendry • Anne J Herbert • Dorothy M MacDonald • Henry L Martin* • John H McKerrow • Philip M Shering • Pete Speak • John Taylor • John Watson OBE • 1 Anonymous Donor Bronze John M Ballantine • Stephen Berman • Flora Bird • Jean W Browning • Carol Clugston • Mary M Cullen • Dr Jesse Dawson • Omar Wahid Ghazal • Thomas Hart • Stephen McBride • Gwen McGinty • Bernard McNeils • Fiona ME Orr • George Parker • Dr David Paterson† • Dr Elaine Roxby • Joan & Gordon Stevenson • Lady Stone • Walter K Swan • Joanne White • Alastair J Winchester† • 5 Anonymous Donors

Learning & Teaching Hub Major Alistair H Macdiarmid (19541959) • The Bill & Margaret Nicol Charitable Trust • Isabel Nisbet • Lady Cosgrove (Hazel Aronson LLB 1996) In loving memory of her parents, Monty and Julie (Burton) Aronson • Professor Emeritus Ross McDougall & Mrs Elizabeth McDougall • Dominic Robertson • The Paton Seminar Room Gold Gregor Alexander • Sandy Fraser • Dr Gwendoline F Berndt • Stephen J Holmes • Morag Shiach Silver Dr Paul Banaszkiewicz • Janice A Campbell • Louise F Devine • Dr Innes J Ferguson • Geoffrey D Gyte • Peter D Haughie • Sir William Jeffrey • Douglas A Leggat • Stuart MacDonald BAcc (Hons) (1983) • Jeanette M Morrison • John O’Donnell • Dr Robert Peacock • John Reid • Greig Robertson • Donald M Rose • Dr Kiki C Steel • Isobel C Strong • John W Taylor Bronze Pamela A Baird • Michael H Bell • Sheila H Bennett • Kevin Bradley • Campbell Denholm • Raymond Feeney • Kenneth Grieve • Dr Sheila Hamilton • Iain MacIntyre • John A Maitland • Joanna Matheson • Bob McGoran MA (Hons) (1976) “An impoverished student” • Finlay McKichan • Greig McLachlan • Jane McNish • Professor Peter A Mossey • Gillian J Robertson • Kathryn L Taylor • MK Watkinson • 2 Anonymous Donors

Research Hub Major David & Maggie McGirr† Silver Robert K Brown Bronze Margaret Morris

Medical Research

Gold Dr Brian O’Neill • Anne B Stoddart Silver Euan A Baird • Thomas Alastair Bryson BSc MEd (1947) • Dr David N Carlyle • Kieran Fallon • Elspeth M Gracey • Dr Jane Hockings • Connie Hopkins • Steven R Miller • Dr Sibylle Mohr • Shelley A Percival • Mairi Scanlon* • Mark K Smitham Bronze Catherine J Beattie • Dr Aileen C Bingham • Mark Campbell • Grace C Gilbert • Karen Jackson • Emma P Jennings • Della Johnston • Patricia A Johnstone • Stephen A Leggett • Ian R Lyall • Carol A Macbeth • Frank T MacVicar • Alison McGugan • Dr Robert McIntyre & Dr Judith Trew • Dr Colin Menzies •

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Graham M Sneader • Dr Rachel Thomson • 4 Anonymous Donors

College of Arts

Andrew Tannahill Fund for the furtherance of Scottish Literature Major Dr Mabel Tannahill Bronze Dr Ian Trushell

Archaeology, Landscape and Environment Postgraduate Scholarship Fund Bronze Paul Gannon

Centre for Robert Burns Studies Major Frank & Susan Shaw†

Scottish Centre for War Studies

Robert P Rennie • Jim & Margaret Stevenson • Dr David S Stirling • Morven M Wilson • 12 Anonymous Donors

Brain Tumour Research Fund Bronze Janette Cameron • Julie Clark In memory of Brian Longworth • Alison Mack • 1 Anonymous Donor

Gynaecological Cancer Research

Platinum Jean McDonald • Remembering Dorothy Elliott with so much love

Jack Smart Endowment

Platinum The family of Jack Smart Silver In loving memory of Winifred Hannah • 1 Anonymous Donor

Major Roderick Forsyth Neilson FRCPGlas

Oesophageal Cancer Research

Silver Malcolm Cameron

Pancreatic Cancer Research

Major Dr Peter V Davies

Paul O’Gorman Leukaemia Research Centre

College of Arts General Fund Dr Peter Davies Postgraduate Scholarship in Modern Languages and Cultures John Buchan Mobility Scholarship Fund in the College of Arts Silver William F Durward

Historical Thesaurus of English Project Major Professor Christian J Kay

Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery Fund Major Lord & Lady Stewartby Gold Huw Foxall, MA (Hons) Political Economy with Economic History, (1964)* Silver Graham & Christine Donaldson Bronze Alison Mack

Kenneth Elliott Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Music

Platinum From Family & Friends of Martin Lavery. We love and miss you Bronze Eleanor Bremner • Dr Margaret Cant • The Lendrum Charitable Trust

Major John Greenlees* • Team McGuigan Gold EnviroCentre Ltd* • Ann Mackenzie* • Reid & Maureen Ross, Darvel* • The Margaret Murdoch Charitable Trust • John & Anne Wyke* • In loving memory of Gail Wylie Silver Marlene Gillespie • In memory of our friend and my consultant, Dr Helenglass • John A Murphy • In loving memory of Anne Robertson* Bronze Dr Sheila A Campbell* • Kathleen Docherty • From the people of New Abbey, Dumfries • Ellen McMaster* • Fiona ME Orr • 4 Anonymous Donors

Prostate Cancer Research

1 Anonymous Donor

Bronze The Lendrum Charitable Trust

Platinum In memory of Professor Christian Kay

Major Munro Challenge 2016 Think Pink ladies Bronze Marc Becirspahic & Ewa Monteith-Hodge

Professor Christian Kay Prize Professor Crombie Prize Scholarship Fund Silver The Professor Crombie Scholarship Fund

School of Modern Languages & Cultures Postgraduate Scholarship Fund Bronze James Sweeney

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

College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences Beatson Pebble Appeal and Cancer Research Fund Beatson Pebble Appeal Major The James & Patricia Hamilton Charitable Trust • The Ronald Miller Foundation* • Ian Sunter Charitable Trust Platinum Elizabeth MW MacInally* Gold Elaine N Baxter • In memory of Dr Maureen Cowell* • Duncan & Marion Craig* • Dora Mann* • Chris Smith (2011)* • Elissa Stevens • Muriel M Watson* • Alex & Ann Watt* Silver Abronhill Learning Trust • John M Allison* • Ian W Balfour* • Dr David N Carlyle* • Roy A Dalgleish* • W Alan Derrick • Catherine Fitzpatrick* • George Fraser* • Patricia Gillespie • Laura C Harvey* • Fraser H Hydes* • Malcolm J Kelly • From family, friends and colleagues in memory of Zoe Anne Langmuir (née Logan) (13/02/1977) – (29/08/2016) • Dr Ian Lynch* • Dr John McArthur • G Leslie McCorkindale* • James A Nisbet* • Ernest Spencer • James S Whyte Bronze Dr John Atkinson • In memory of John Byrne • SRC Student Rag Committee • Remembering Dorothy Elliott with so much love • Danabhadri J Fergusson* • Kenneth & Jane Forbes • Steven G Graham • In memory of my son Ian* • Eleanor A Jones* • Love Energy Consulting • Jean S Maxwell* • Professor

Think Pink Scotland

Medical Fund Arthritis Research

Bronze The R N & G Maini Charitable Trust • 1 Anonymous Donor

Cardiovascular Research

Faye Macneil • In memory of the late James MacSween • KL McGeoch • Christine M McIntosh • Putri A Chandra Puspita • Dr Jamie Rae • Ann A Stewart • Claire Taggart • Stephen van Beek • Dr Pauline E Watson • Allan Weir • 8 Anonymous Donors

Geriatric Research Gold Jennifer M Burns

Medical Education Fund Platinum Dr William B Doig Silver Audrey Sheridan • Zeta 56 Club Bronze Dr John V Jones

Mental Health Research

Gold Dr Alastair C Glen* • Dr Andrew J Manchip* Bronze Lady Catherine C Campbell* • Alison McRobb

Myotonic Dystrophy Research Bronze Eileen and Tony Morgan

Nursing and Healthcare Fund Gold Nursing Team Charity Zip Slide (2016)

Paediatrics and Maternal Healthcare Platinum Professor Forrester Cockburn

Precision Medicine Fund Silver Robert C Shepherd

Public Health and Wellbeing Fund Major GU Swim Team (1963-1970) Silver Diana Gair

Save a Child’s Heart Israel

Major Alma & Leslie Wolfson Charitable Trust

Veterinary Medicine Feline Infectious Peritonitis Silver Quintus Memorial

James Herriot Scholarship Fund Gold Dr John Masterson Hamilton BVMS* Silver George L Barr, BVMS* • Matthew D Eaglesome, BVMS* • In appreciation of the invaluable help given by Anna Kimball & Sally Poole during the 2016 lambing season • Ian D Paterson • William C Petheram, BVMS (1970)* Bronze Kathryn J Carmichael • Pamela T Cartwright* • Catriona M Cochrane • Nicholas Desmond • Stephanie L Gerber • Dennis Hagan • Laura A Henderson* • Jane Stewart • James H Walker • Professor & Mrs Norman Gray Wright

Professor Ian McIntyre Prize (Vet School)

Platinum In loving memory of Fiona Cherry* Gold Eunice Jones Silver Alistair R Colquhoun* • Jean Macintyre* • Dr Douglas R Sheasby* Bronze Susan Bennett

Silver In memory of my dear husband, Ian McIntyre

Major Miss MJM Smith’s Trust

Platinum Maria Bonino Houserman†

Silver John Gibson • William McBurney* • 2 Anonymous Donors

Platinum In memory of Anne Hamilton (née Wheeldon) MRCVS Gold James T Bryson • Mr & Mrs William Donald’s Memorial Trust • Dr Lynne M Faulconbridge* • Ena McLean • Nita, forever in our hearts. Alistair, Alison & Gavin Reid* • In memory of Professor David Reid • In memory of Pinetop Shona (1999 – 2014)* • Joseph Heenan Silver For the support of Oliver & Misty Blacker • Donald Coutts* • Julie Cowan • The Croucher Family & ‘Robbie’* • Sheila M Gray* • Alasdair M MacPherson BVMS* • Paul J Oliver-Smith BVMS • Janet V Rae • Kenneth Renfrew • Michael G Turnbull* • Andrew G Walker* • Andrew & Lynda Wilson Bronze Dr Robert K Bain* • Kenneth Donald* • “Diva The Golden Retriever” • Heather Gordon • Evelyn Kennedy • Pet & Gardenstop - Fort William • Dr Thomas Russell • Stewart H Stevenson • 7 Anonymous Donors

Cryo Electron Microscopy Dental Fund

Diabetes Research

Bronze Neil Sandilands • 1 Anonymous Donor

Diseases of the Nervous System Silver Dr Anne L Orr*

General Medical Fund Platinum In memory of Neil Burgess* • Anne M Walters* Gold Gregor Alexander • Dr Margaret F Burns* • Dr May P Walker-Love • In memory of Moira Martin • In loving memory of Dr Roddie McNicol • Janet Oliver • In memory of Thomas Proudfoot* • From Ashok Shah MD (1968)† • Gabrielle Weir* Silver 1986 Alpha Club MBChB Reunion • Peter Brodie • Dr Brian Calder* • Dr Alistair M Finlay • Jennifer L Hallam • Dr Mary Hanson • In memory of Frank, Fred & Fred, my mentors in different ways* • Maureen Lofthouse • Dr Irene McNicol • Patricia Murray • Alastair M Pettigrew • Dr & Mrs W Russell Pickard • Philip M Shering • Duncan J Stewart* Bronze Anne M Banks • Carol Barbour • Jennifer A Blackburn • Donald L Blackwood* • Eric Burrow • Dr Donald A Cameron • Sandra Chung • Louise Coultas • Elizabeth Dixon • James Green • Andrew Vincent Mark Hughson • Dr Iain Kane* • Dr Donald MacAllister • Mr Iain & Dr Frances Macdonald • Fraser MacLeod* •

School of Veterinary Medicine Hardship Fund 1 Anonymous Donor

Thermal Imaging Applications Small Animal Hospital

Weipers Equine Centre Silver June Grainger

Global Health and Biodiversity David Livingstone Fund in Global Health and Biodiversity Silver Anne Buchanan* • Stewart L Edgar* Bronze Iain D Cameron Noted Violaine Wessels

Serengeti Biodiversity Monitoring Major Paul Tudor Jones II†

SCENE

1 Anonymous Donor

College of Science & Engineering RM Dargie Talent Scholarship Major RM Dargie, (1949)

Colin Maclaurin Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Maths & Statistics Gold Dr Alexander W Mason

Engineering

Gold Robert M McMeeking

Engineering Equipment Fund Silver GC Morgan*

Formula Student

Gold The Scottish Association For Metals*

Francis & Marta Johnson Travel Scholarship (Chemistry) Major Francis and Marta Johnson†

James Watt Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Engineering Silver Nigel MacIain MacDonald • Allen K Morris Bronze Dr Rebecca Docea • 1 Anonymous Donor

Joseph Black Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Chemistry

Gold In support of the Chemistry Department†* Silver In memory of Joe McKendrick of Jordanhill School*

Lord Kelvin Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Physics & Astronomy Gold Dr W Blair Silver Dr Bryan H Patrick*

The MacMillan Scholarship Fund in Chemistry Major Professor David MacMillan†

Professor Hugh B Sutherland Scholarship Appeal

Gold Dr Alastair Paterson* Bronze Ian Beveridge* Noted Gavin McKenzie • 1 Anonymous Donor

Sir Alwyn Williams Postgraduate Scholarship Fund in Geographical & Earth Sciences Gold John B Rankin*

College of Social Sciences

Adam Smith Business School Travel Scholarship Fund Gold Dr Geoffrey H Rowley†* Bronze John Anderson • Stuart D Masterton

Anselmo Franceschi Travel Scholarship Gold In memory of Anselmo Franceschi

Develop an online Master of Museum Education Major Isabel Nisbet

Ernest Payne Prize for Most Improved Student Bronze Alma & Leslie Wolfson Charitable Trust*

Harriet Martineau Prize

Major Dr Roona E Simpson

International Education Assessment Network of Smaller Nations Major Isabel Nisbet

Ross & Ursula Harper Talent Scholarship Major Ross & Ursula Harper

The John Smith Centre for Public Services Silver William C Phillips*

The Nisbet PhD Scholarship in the Philosophy of Education Leading Isabel Nisbet

The Nisbet Postgraduate Scholarship Major Isabel Nisbet

Chancellor’s Fund Kelvin Brigadier Jack Johnston (MBChB 1967) Mrs Agnes Johnston BEM (MA 1963)* • John P Kitchen* • Iain G Montgomery* • George Murdoch* Tower Iain A Brown* • Dr Iain R Cameron* • Thomas D Eastop* • Andrew K Gersh†* • Iain A Gow* • Margaret B Lochhead†* • Mrs Ray Marshall & Dr Samuel Marshall* • Thomas Neil* • Dr Allan Ritchie* • Gerard Robertson* • Mary G Robertson Bute Phyllis Colquhoun • Dr Ian A Critchley†* • Robert A Fleming* • Alfred H Gould* • Mawulorm Hevor* • Eric TI King* • Calum Laing* • Cameron S Lindsay* • In honour of our parents May & John McBride and Margaret & Matthew McQueen* • Mark J McCahill • Patrick McLaughlin* • Dr David McLean* • Ailsa MK Morrison* • Jane P Oates* • Ray T Reed* • John M Galloway • Martin J Taulbut* • Christopher M Thomson in memory of Madeleine SLL Thomson* • Nicola M Walsh* •

John G Wolseley* Avenue Patricia & Robert Aitken • Jocelyn Brown* • David L Calder • Rev Ian O Coltart • Graeme Docherty* • Elliott A Glen-Esk • Margot Allan-Kerr • Professor Ron Lander OBE • In memory of Dr George Leckie • Dr Eugene T Long† • Brian McGuire* • Isabelle McPheat* • David M Moffat • Hugh J Paul* • Simon Quirk • James B Robertson†* • Elizabeth J Templeton* • Catherine R Vost • Professor Gordon M Wilson • 8 Anonymous Donors

Scholarships Fund

Talent Scholarships Stephen & Alexina Fitzpatrick Talent Scholarship Gold In memory of Stephen & Alexina Fitzpatrick†

The George & Marilyn Ewart Talent Scholarship Platinum The George & Marilyn Ewart Scholarship*

The Catherine Riach Sims Talent Scholarship Gold Catherine Riach Sims†

Tristan Manji Talent Scholarship Major In memory of Tristan Manji

Yorke Family Talent Scholarship Major Yorke Family Talent Scholarship

Talent Scholarship Fund

Gold Richard Abel* • Ben Adler & Helen McDevitt* • Dr Christian W Puritz* Silver • Roger Green • John I Thomson* Bronze Rebecca J Campbell-Doughty* • Andrei Dumitrache* • Gemma Elliott* • Michael J Greer • Andrew Hannah* • Donna Marie Liddle • Julie C Macdonald • Alistair A Mackie* • Donald Macphail supports the work of the University* • Michelle Millar Fisher† • 3 Anonymous Donors

Travel Scholarships The Melvyn and Amanda Pond Travel Scholarship

Platinum Dr Melvyn J Pond and Mrs Amanda Pond†*

• Dr Neil D Gillespie • Archibald Green • Lesley A Hart MBE • Herbusta • Dr Steven A Johnstone • Callum I Justice • Donald J Kelly • Martha A Law • Lorna J Marshall • Alexander G Mcrobbie • Isobel S McGregor • Robin McLaren* • Rosemary Mcnickle • Fergus D Morrison • William O’Donnell • John M Povey • Charlotte Riordan • Connor S Ritchie • Lynne Robertson • Lesley Sabey • Nadeem A Sarwar • Mara Smith† • Dr Valerie Speirs • Scott A Steele • Roger D Sturrock • Sheena Thomson • Fiona A White • James N Williams • Dr Muriel E Wilson • Dr Charles & Marilyn Wright • Mary A Wylie • Alexei Zhyzhyn • 13 Anonymous Donors

University-Wide Projects

Museum & Art Gallery Donations

Research Hub Leading William Taylor

Beatson Pebble Appeal Leading Dr Douglas A Robertson

Chancellor’s Fund

Gold John Black • Professor Delphine MV Parrott, first female professor at the University of Glasgow, (1973) and Gardiner Professor of Immunology

Diseases of the Nervous System Research Leading Dr Douglas A Robertson

General Medical Fund

Silver Dr Ruby DM McLeish

Medical Education Fund

Platinum Dr John Goudie & Mrs Audrey Goudie Silver Dr John Hacking Bronze Dr John Darroch Barrie

Major Thank you to our supporters of the Hunterian for their kind donations

Paul O’Gorman Leukaemia Research Centre

Gold Charles & Ann Westwood Bronze Dr Andrew Dickie

Small Animal Hospital

Sport – Rowing Club

The Library Donations 1 Anonymous Donor

Middle Eastern Biology of Parasitism course Gold Neil Stahl†

University of Glasgow Trust 1 Anonymous Donor

Bequests

Campus Development Project Campus Development Leading Dr Winifred Elizabeth Heller Platinum Mae Baird

Leading Adam R Martin Major Martin Sullivan • William Taylor Leading Mary E Hall • William Taylor

Weipers Equine Centre Leading Mary E Hall

Veterinary Medicine Leading William Taylor • Major Martin Sullivan

Other

Leading Helen M Higgins † 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.

How you can help make a difference

Travel Scholarship Fund

Gold Professor Sunny & Dr Ekanem Ohia† Silver Dr John Baillie and Dr Alison H Baillie† • Mark Fullerton† • Lesley F Fyfe • Dr Steven N Hird†* • James Lynch† • Jacqueline E Smith†* Bronze Dr Fraser Brown† • Janet L Cormack • Dr Donald J Crammond†* • Professor Robert Keates • Graeme W Kelly† • Professor Emeritus Edward Mornin* • Dr William Schmickle† • Marion S Tomlinson

Other Awards David Murray Book Collecting Prize Gold The Zachs-Adams Family Fund

Sir Fitzroy Maclean Memorial Fund Bronze Lord Charles Cecil

Jay Smith Innovation Award Major Jay Smith • Employment Enterprise

Jim Gatheral Scholarship Major Dr Jim Gatheral†

Unrestricted Scholarship Fund Gold Alison Barr • Carol Bateman • Joyce J Brain • David L Gibson • Liam Kennedy* Silver Elizabeth Campbell • Graeme S Douglas • Robin S Downie • Callum Gibson • Ishbel M Groom • Dr David M Halliday • Lisa Hughes • Dr Mukundrai K Jasani • Quinnan Lee • Norman W Lees • Sheelagh MacGregor • Dr Alistair MacLeod • Profesor James McCall • Debbie McCormack • John C Morgan • George Murdoch • Gordon J Neilson • Stuart W Neilson • David K Ramsay • Joseph Russell • Jamie Scott • Ronald A Smith • Walter G Speirs • Derek J Spence • William S Stewart • Alastair M Taylor • Alasdair J Thomson • Marion Webster • Anne E Williams Bronze Angus R Armstrong • Jennifer S Bain • Gordon J Barrie* • Christopher M Bobby • Professor Graham D Caie • Kenneth Campbell • Moira Campbell • Margaret M Coutts • Julie M Craig • Leslie J Davidson • Meave S Dillon • Mary B Downie • Maureen A Ellis • Ailsa Di Emidio • Jane Forrester • Brian Gibson

Direct Debit If you would like to join the growing number of people who have chosen to support the University, please complete the direct debit form overleaf.

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 taxdeductible 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.

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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Photography by the University Photographic Unit, Shutterstock.

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University of Glasgow Trust Donation Form

Title: Name:

Giving to Glasgow – issue 30; June 2017

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