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In Memoriam

CP LEE

We are sad to announce the death of Dr CP Lee, aged 70, a Manchester music legend and academic who will have touched the lives of many of our alumni and will be missed greatly. Frances Piper, Academic Director (Media City Directorate), said: “CP was a much loved and respected colleague, and one who always brought the sun into the room with him. I first worked with him nearly 30 years ago, and he was one of the cleverest and kindest people I've ever had the fortune to know - a big pair of shoulders as well as a great lecturer, academic and cultural mover and shaker. He will be very much missed by many, many friends and colleagues at the University.”

LORD JONATHAN SACKS

We are saddened to hear of the loss of former chief rabbi Lord Sacks. Lord Sacks served as the chief rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth – the figurehead of British Jews – for 22 years, stepping down in September 2013. Lord Sacks was awarded an honorary Doctor of Letters from the University in 2013.

SIR HAROLD EVANS

Former Sunday Times editor, and son of Salford, Sir Harold Evans has died at the age of 92. A dedicated newspaper editor with a reputation for tackling social issues and injustices through his journalism, Sir Harold gave a voice and platform to those who needed it most. His many crusades resulted in a national screening programme for cervical cancer; a posthumous pardon for Timothy Evans, who was wrongly hanged for murder in 1950; and achieving greater compensation for those affected by Thalidomide. His 70-year career also saw him work as a magazine founder, book publisher, author and - at the time of his death - Reuters' editor-at-large. The son of a Salford train driver, Sir Harold visited the University in 2011 and proudly accepted an honorary

doctorate.

CONTINUING YOUR STUDIES AT SALFORD

THERE ARE MANY GREAT REASONS TO CONTINUE YOUR EDUCATION WITH US AT SALFORD:

20% LOYALTY DISCOUNT

As a Salford graduate you can enjoy a 20% reduction in course fees for a wide range of postgraduate courses.

TAKE A DIFFERENT PATH

Whether you want to change your career or build on the skills you gained in your undergraduate degree, we offer nearly 50 different Master’s programmes that are open to students who have a good honours degree in any subject – so you don’t need to have studied your first degree in a related area to apply.

You can read more about this option at

salford.ac.uk/postgraduate/ take-different-path. FLEXIBLE STUDY

A number of our courses can be studied part time or through distance learning, and we have multiple entry points throughout the year so your learning can fit in with your schedule.

FIND OUT MORE

You can find out more about our postgraduate courses and upcoming open days at

salford.ac.uk/postgraduate

TAKE YOUR PLACE!

We are delighted to offer you the opportunity to name your very own place on campus by making a gift to the University. You can choose which priority area to support, including services to enable students to take advantage of all that a Salford experience has to offer; supporting new scholarships to encourage women to pursue STEM subjects, or supporting performance students to realise their potential. Don’t miss this chance to take your place on campus – and to leave a lasting legacy at Salford.

In recognition of your gift you will receive: / A personalised plaque attached to your seat or tree, bearing your chosen message. All options will be named for ten years, allowing you to be part of our future for years to come. / A certificate with the name of your plaque and your message – for you to keep or give to the person you wish to recognise. / You can name a seat, a tree, or a space in our New Adelphi Theatre – or, in fact, anywhere on campus. This is a fantastic way to commemorate a special moment, as a dedication to a loved one, or as a unique gift idea – and at the same time your gift to the University will be helping today’s Salford students

To name a seat simply contact us at e: alumni@salford.ac.uk t: +44 (0)161 295 6538

showcase.salford.ac.uk/2020

Alumni Engagement University of Salford The Crescent Salford, M5 4WT United Kingdom

t: +44 (0) 161 295 4265 e: alumni@salford.ac.uk

salford.ac.uk/alumni

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