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Donor report 2009/2010Thank you
It gives me great pleasure as Vice-Chancellor to welcome you andintroduce you to the new edition of our Donor report 2009/2010.My sincerest thanks go to all the alumni, parents, staff, ex-staffand friends of the University of Kent whose gifts to the Universityover the past year have enriched the lives of our students throughthe funding of many projects, scholarships and other activitiesdescribed in this donor report.
The University of Kent has always been renowned for itsinspiring, friendly and collegiate atmosphere and this welcomingapproach has helped us to gain many supporters over the years. Ihope you enjoy reading about the many benefits your donationshave brought to the University of Kent and that, like me, you areproud to have played your part in this way to ensure that Kentremains one of the UK’s leading universities and the UK’sEuropean university.
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Thank you to our donors
The University of Kent would like to express its appreciation to everybody whohas supported us. Our donor list contains the names of people who made a gift tothe University between 1 August, 2009 and 31 July, 2010.
We are also very grateful to those individuals who have requested anonymity fortheir donations, to those who have given through payroll giving, and to individualswho have told us that they intend to remember the University in their Wills. Wehave made every effort to record your name correctly. If there are any errorsplease do tell us so that we can correct them.
Professor Dame Julia M Goodfellow DBE, CBE
WelcomeAmessage of thanks from the Vice-Chancellor
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School that more and more students everyyear choose to study here, but cannottake full advantage of what the Law Clinichas to offer: the present facilities are indesperate need of expansion andupdating.
The popular and relevant MootingProgramme is similarly hampered by itslack of any proper ‘home’ – anappropriate, authentic and dedicatedspace in which the formal activity ofmooting can be properly carried out, soas to deliver its learning and teachingobjectives most effectively.
The challenge therefore, is to continue toinnovate through the development of new,exciting strands of practical work, and tomake these learning opportunitiesavailable to more students. To achieve this,
A pioneer of clinical legaleducation in the UK since the1970s, Kent Law School hasgrown dramatically over thelast ten years and is now oneof the largest departments inthe University, with about1600 students across threecampuses, including over 260postgraduates.
Recently, the School has enjoyed asustained period of success across thefull range of its activities. An outstandingresult in the 2008 Research AssessmentExercise places the School sixth in the UKin terms of the quality of its research. Italso has an excellent teaching record withan innovative curriculum; this has resultedin exceptional National Student Surveysatisfaction ratings.
The excellence of the education and thesocial and practical benefit to societyprovided by the Law School aredemonstrated by two intrinsic features ofstudying law at Kent: the Law Clinic andthe Mooting Programme. Both are criticalto the development of the well-roundedlaw graduate.
The School has always emphasised thestudy of law in its social context and withregard to issues of social justice, and oneof the finest expressions of this approachis the Kent Law Clinic. This delivers a first-class and exciting legal education toundergraduates through the provision of afree legal service to the community.However, such is the success of the
The University of Kent LawClinic and Mooting Chamber
NewsAmbitious and student-focused projectsat the University of Kent
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the University is embarking on a £5millionfundraising campaign for a greatlyexpanded and modern Law Clinic withsuitably designed offices and a dedicatedMooting Chamber. These will provide aprominent draw for prospective studentsand staff, and expand the important workbeing achieved within the widercommunity.
If you are interested in supportingthe University’s new Law Campaignplease contact Hilary Edridge([email protected] 01227 824041)
Long service – anonymous giftsThe University wishes to thank all those staff who have generously donated their long serviceawards to fundraising projects on the campus.
Known as ‘the UK’s European University’,the University of Kent is renowned for itsclose links with top-ranking French andother European universities, its largeEuropean student population and the factthat it is the only UK university with acentre in Brussels.
Professor Alex Hughes, Pro-Vice-Chancellor said: ‘We are delighted tolaunch our new Paris centre. Offering ourstudents the opportunity to study andwork abroad is a vital part of life at theUniversity of Kent.’
Professor Peter Read, Academic Directorof the University of Kent at Paris, added:‘Our first intake of postgraduates arecurrently enjoying their spring term inParis, so this is a good time to celebratethe exciting opportunities that theUniversity of Kent at Paris offers to UK,European and other students from aroundthe world.’
Launch of the Universityof Kent in ParisThe launch held in March 2010 wasattended by principal officers of theUniversity, including Vice-ChancellorProfessor Dame Julia Goodfellow, as wellas students and distinguished guests fromFrance and the UK. These includedrepresentatives from the British CouncilFrance, Columbia University in Paris,Sciences Po Paris, The British School ofParis and student information organisationAngloINFO.
Located at Reid Hall in Montparnasse, theUniversity of Kent at Paris offers innovativeand unique interdisciplinary Masterscourses in: Comparative Literature;English and American Literature; FilmStudies; French and ComparativeLiterature; Modern French Studies; andPostcolonial Studies. Students enrolled onthese programmes will divide their year’sstudy between Canterbury and Paris.
Student Media CentreA £500,000 fundraising campaign isunderway to equip the University of Kentwith a new Student Media Centreboosting Kent Union’s standing as one ofthe most innovative student unions in thecountry and giving students new skills.
Since the opening of the University, KentUnion has provided students with manyways to get involved in a range of mediaopportunities. InQuire, previously KREDand InCant, gives students theopportunity to be part of the research,design and development of their ownnewspaper. Similarly CSRfm a student-led FM radio station which replacedUKCR in 2007 engages students with allaspects of running a radio station fromtechnical setup to presenting a show.
Whilst all volunteers currently do theirbest with the resources available,facilities needed for students to gainexperience in the field of media are notup to standard. A purpose built StudentMedia Centre would allow students toexpand their knowledge and gain realexperience using industry levelequipment to produce traditional printand radio plus delve into the world ofdigital broadcasting, giving Kentstudents the edge in the competitivejobs market.
If you are interested in supporting theUniversity’s new Student Media Centreplease contact Louise Dancy([email protected] or 01227 824825)
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DBE for Vice-ChancellorProfessor Julia M Goodfellow CBE,FMedSci, FinstP, Vice-Chancellorof the University of Kent, wasappointed DBE in the Queen’sbirthday honours, announced on 12June 2010. The award is for herservices to science.
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The generous donation of £4.5 millionfrom the Colyer-Fergusson Charitable Trusthas enabled plans for the new centre formusic performance to be realised.Designed by the award winning firm, TimRonald Architects, the new venue will be aflexible space able to accommodate therange of musical activities and developnew performing opportunities for theUniversity community in the future to beopened in Summer 2012.
He was keen on trains and travelledeverywhere by rail if he possibly could.Sir James’ two other passions were Kentand the arts.
Since 1997 the University of Kent hasgiven an annual concert in CanterburyCathedral in Sir James’ name so thatsuccessive generations of students canmake music in his honour.
New Centre for MusicPerformance to be named inhonour of benefactorMusic plays an important part in studentlife at the University of Kent andphilanthropy is helping to support itsongoing development. Those studentswho take part do very well in their degreesand we are watching the professionalcareers of many of our scholars with greatpride.
In 1996 Sir James Colyer-Fergusson madea generous endowment to the Universityof Kent, through his charitable trust, torefurbish the seating in the GulbenkianTheatre and to support the musical lifeof the campus. He also left a generouspersonal legacy when he passed awayin 2004.
Sir James was an extraordinarily kind,gentle and generous man. He waseducated at Harrow and Balliol College,Oxford, then enlisted as a Captain in theEast Kent Regiment. His working life wasspent in the railways, becomingPassenger Officer to the South EastDivision of British Rail’s Southern Regionand later Parliamentary and PublicCorrespondent to British Rail.
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Music Scholarships
The Richard Scase Music FundMany current staff and former staff ofthe University are committed tosupporting talented students at Kentthrough personal philanthropy. Oneexample is Richard Scase, EmeritusProfessor of Social Policy at theUniversity of Kent. Richard has a broadrange of interests in the general areasof work and employment. He haswritten and edited more than twentybooks and over eighty academicarticles on subjects including thechanging nature of employmentrelations; managing creativity; and the
impact of globalization on national,regional and local economies. However inaddition to his wide-ranging academicinterests, Richard has also demonstratedhis personal enthusiasm for developingKent students further by creating a fundfor extra-curricular activities throughMusic:
‘I enjoy all kinds of music – classical,opera, world – but have a particularpenchant for Sinatra-style and Big Band.I am keen for young musicians and theiraudiences to learn and appreciate theheritage of all music forms and discover
where their own passion lies. Supportingthe talents of young musicians at Kent isa great way to achieve this aim.’
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recipient of the award is Daniel May,BA Journalism. Following his lecture MarkThompson, Director-General of the BBCpresented Daniel with his award.
Mark Thompson was appointed Director-General of the BBC in May 2004, afterbeing Chief Executive of Channel Foursince December 2001. He had previouslyworked at the BBC for more than 20 years,becoming Director of Television in April2000, responsible for the managementand running of all BBC network televisionchannels
Competition between the demands ofstudying and funding the costs of bothstudy and of daily life is a challenge formany students. On behalf of all ourrecipients, thank you to all of you whodonate to support them.
The corporate donorMedia giants Sky News and the BBCcelebrated outstanding journalism at aspecial event at the University of Kent onWednesday 3 March 2010.
The Bob Friend Memorial Scholarshipis the product of a unique agreementbetween Sky News, the University and theFriend family. It was created in memoryof Bob Friend, the Sky presenter. Thescholarship is awarded annually to a firstyear undergraduate in the Centre forJournalism and covers tuition fees for thefirst year. It also offers a four week workplacement at Sky News. The winner ischosen by a panel comprising membersof the University, Sky News and the Friendfamily. The donor of the scholarship (SkyNews) also supports the annual BobFriend Memorial Lecture, at which thescholarship is awarded. The current
The University of Kent’sScholarship Campaign hasbeen the focus of 2009/2010,shaping lives and makinga real difference, not justfor our students but alsoour donors and the widerworld. The University hasa number of scholarshipsin different fields – academic,music and sport. Many existthanks to personal donationsmade by individuals and someare set up in memory of formerstudents or staff.
The individual donor“My wife Pamela and I took up ourpostgraduate courses at Kent a few weeksafter retiring. The donations we have madeto support current students through theKent Scholarships Campaign have comefrom a sense of gratitude for all wereceived from Kent, and an awareness ofthe far greater financial burdens thatstudents have to carry today.”
Robert Lunnon, Darwin ’96
“I really enjoyed my time at Kent studyingfor a degree in history and English andgained a huge amount from it, includinga new interest in Anglo-Saxon andmedieval history. I feel it is important toput something back and I thought thatjoining the Kent Scholarships Campaignand making a regular donation would bethe ideal way of doing this by giving otherstudents the chance to benefit in thesame way as I have.”
Sian Napier, Keynes ’92
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1 Pamela and Robert Lunnon
2 Sian Napier
3 Bob Friend
4 Mark Thompson
to support students in their educationalendeavours. The Bolt Lecture has alsobeen established and is now an annualevent.
The Christine and Ian Bolt Scholarship hassupported and continues to support manypostgraduate students in their research inthe USA. Research fields have so farincluded the public understanding ofPresident John F. Kennedy’s legacy,psychopathology in chimpanzees and theIrish novalist and poet James Joyceamong others.
The current recipients are: Lia Betti, PhDAnthropology and Oliver Ayers, MPhilHistory
Eleni Loukopoulou, above (2007/8 scholar)said that “… without this scholarship Iwould not have been able to visit theJames Joyce archives in the USA andstudy the material, much of which isunpublished”.
The Christine and Ian BoltScholarship was established in2005 by her husband, Ian Bolt(above), in memory ofChristine, who began hercareer at the University ofKent in 1966 and became Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Professorof American History.
Sadly, Ian passed away in 2008 and left aremarkable legacy in support of thisscholarship. The fund was then renamedThe Christine and Ian Bolt Scholarship.Ian was a close friend of the Universityof Kent and took an active interest in theselection and progress of all scholars ofthe fund. He was generous with hispersonal time, supporting thedevelopment of information booklets andattending planning meetings at theUniversity. He firmly believed in educationand championed the notion of fundraising
The Susan Cohen DoctoralScholarship was established in1997 by Mr Maurice Cohen inmemory of his wife, Susan,who graduated from theUniversity of Kent in 1991with a degree in Italian andComparative Literary Studies.Maurice Cohen sadly passedaway in March 2008, leaving anotable legacy to theUniversity of Kent.
The Susan Cohen Doctoral ScholarshipFund was built through contributions to anendowment plus a significant donationmade during Maurice Cohen’s lifetime. TheFund now makes provision for an annualpostgraduate research scholarship forsubjects within the School of EuropeanCulture and Languages.
Maurice Cohen’s generous gift ofscholarships is a fitting tribute to his wife’smemory. During his lifetime a one-offscholarship was awarded through specialprovision, but the first official recipient ofthe Fund is Patricia Hodges, MPhil French,the first of many to benefit from MauriceCohen’s generosity.
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awarded the first scholarship and thephotograph above shows him beingpresented at the Benefactors’ GardenParty with a boxing manual written byDavid James many years ago (thedonor is also featured within themanual).
This is hopefully the start of a fund thatwill grow over time, assisting theUniversity Sports Scholarships as awhole to grow in profile, and supportboxing scholars at the same time.
The David James BoxingScholarshipDavid James was one of theUniversity’s former Director of Sportswho sadly died a few years ago. Hewas a National Boxing Coach andrenowned in his time.
The University is grateful to JohnHorton, one of David’s former boxingpupils, who contacted the Universitywith a view to setting up the DavidJames Boxing Scholarship in histeacher’s memory. Alex Cooper was
The Jackie Chan CharitableFoundation Scholarship(Postgraduate Scholarship inFilm, Visual & PerformingArts).
The School of Arts at the University ofKent, with the support of the Jackie ChanCharitable Foundation, has a newscholarship available for the 2010/11academic year, for a Hong Kong residentgraduate studying any of our taught FilmMA programmes: MA Film Studies andMA Film Studies (Paris). The Universityoffers a comprehensive and expandingrange of scholarships in order toencourage academic excellence and weare very grateful to The Jackie ChanCharitable Foundation for their recent gift.
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Graham Holmes (Director of Sport), Alex Cooper (Scholarship recipient),
Professor Dame Julia Goodfellow (Vice-Chancellor) and John Horton (Benefactor)
“Having completed my paid internship on‘Ostia, Port of Rome’, I think I can safelysay that I have come away from it withsome highly useful skills, a bit moreconfidence, and something interesting todraw upon in potential job interviews. Itwas interesting to see what is done withthe data collected by archaeologists onsite, including that collected by theexcavation team of which I was part. Thiswas a good worthwhile experience andthankfully I was able to obtain a paid jobwith Wessex Archaeology almostimmediately on completing my internship.
Lauren Figg, CLAS graduate 2009
John Beale is making a significant gift to one of our leadingarchaeologists, Luke Lavan, to fund a further excavation atOstia, the harbour city of ancient Rome. Luke is the Director ofthe Centre for Late Antique Archaeology, an internationalresearch group focusing on the study of all aspects of life in theMediterranean/ Byzantine world from c. AD 300 to c. 650, whichis broadly from the time of Constantine until the ArabConquests.
In addition to publishing the post-excavation report, this gift willalso enable Luke and his team to communicate their progressover the web. This was a fairly large excavation of 35-40 people,offering a great opportunity and experience to new graduates.
Gifts to FacultyOstia Excavations
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The University of Kent in AmericaThe University of Kent has a long and happy association withstudents and staff from the United States. Many alumni havedescribed their experience at Kent as “life transforming”,intellectually, culturally and socially. As a consequence,increasing numbers are committing to a Scholarship for $1millionthat will enable future generations of US students to experiencethe benefits that can only be derived from an education at Kent.A new Development and Alumni Relations Strategy for the US willbuild these relations even further. These include establishing localchapters in the US, creating a programme of regular events inthe US and much more.
We are grateful to our friends and colleagues in America for alltheir support.
Former Staff AssociationThe University’s Former Staff Association was established in July2008 at a meeting attended by over 100 former members of staff,both academic and administrative. A liaison group was formedand an active programme of events planned, including monthlylunches in Rutherford College, an annual lecture and AGM, andother activities including Cathedral tours, garden visits andconcerts.
The Former Staff Association have also taken on an active role infundraising for the new Colyer-Fergusson centre for musicperformance, raising funds from various musical activitiesincluding ‘Folk by the Pond’ at Keynes College, a concert by theLaurie Kay Trio and summer vacation choral workshops.
The University is sincerely grateful for the ongoing support of theFormer Staff Association and their commitment to supportingmusic at Kent.
The First 500 ScholarshipThe First 500 Scholarship will be funded entirely by the firststudents to study at Kent in 1965. The Scholarship has beenestablished to commemorate the University’s 50thAnniversary in 2015, as well as their own entry into Universitylife. This pioneering group have chosen to preservesomething of the spirit and advantage from the early yearsfor future generations of Kent students – the freedom to thinkand challenge; opportunities to innovate and create; and thepossibility to start working life without excessive debt.
The University is extremely grateful for the continued supportof the First 500.
Alumni fundraising – Hong Kong and China Portal21 October 2010 saw the Hong Kong launch of our flagshipHong Kong and China Portal Project. Kent has longstanding linkswith Hong Kong, and enjoys substantial relationships with HigherEducation institutions in mainland China. These connectionswith partner universities and with our alumni in the region areflourishing. This initiative aims, not only to grow our currentscholarship and hardship support for students coming to us fromHong Kong and China, but also to enhance opportunities for Kentstudents to partake in study/work placements in Hong Kong andmainland China. Equally, we are keen to foster new researchinteractions between Kent and institutions in the region, forexample in areas such as Sino-European relations. The HongKong and China Portal is a significant new fundraising project forthe University, which builds on our strong internationalrelationships and ethos, and supports the internationalisation ofboth our students and our staff.
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hardship bursaries, music scholarships,Durrell Institute of Conservation andEcology (DICE) scholarships, Brusselsscholarships, the Postgraduate HistoryResearch Scholarship and a number ofbenefactor named scholarships.
Besides creating opportunities for thevery best students regardless offinancial circumstances the telephonecampaign enables a wide range ofalumni to build a relationship with theUniversity and contribute to the buildingof its reputation in the UK, Europe andInternationally.
Graduating with debt is a major concernfor many prospective students. Thesefinancial pressures can deter giftedindividuals from pursuing their ambitions.For some, only a scholarship could makethis opportunity a reality. For others,scholarships provide the motivationbehind a determination to work hard andbe the very best.
The Kent Scholarships Campaign (KSC)was launched in March, 2009 to increasethe number of scholarships on offer atKent. The KSC embraces a broad rangeof scholarships, including The AlumniPostgraduate Research Scholarship,
The University of Kent has grown from just under 500students in 1965 to a leading UK institution today with fivecampuses and close to 20,000 students. The University isrenowned for its strong European and international impact,offering students an inspiring experience whilst valuinginnovation, enterprise and creativity.
Kent Scholarships CampaignNurturing talent
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A Call for SupportThis autumn, the University’s annualtelephone campaign will besupporting this fund, with current Kentstudents keen to swap stories andshare the latest news with Alumni,whilst collecting vital donations tosupport the programme.
Telephone fundraising callers– Thank YouWe owe a huge thanks to all ourstudent callers. Whilst they do getpaid for their hard work, without themthere would be no Annual Fund. Weare fortunate to have such talentedand outgoing students willing tospend their evenings working with us.
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The total amount donated to the Universityin 2009/10 was £2.49 million, an increaseof £1.2 million on the previous year. £1.8million of this year’s donations were to theColyer-Fergusson Building. Additionalincome was received from dividends andinterest of £193,000 and gains on the saleof investments of £4,000, with theremaining £4,000 in the income totalcomprising of transfers between funds.
This year’s total disbursements were£381k down from £1,3 in the previousyear, though this figure includes £983k ofcapital expenditure and the differenceexcluding this is £11,000. A loss on thesale of investments of £440,000 this yearhas occurred as the University haschanged stockbrokers and is nowinvesting its funds in a new assetendowment portfolio managed bySchroders Charities.
To take a closer look at the generous support you gave to theUniversity last year we wanted to present you with some of thefacts and figures:
Supporting your University
Dear Friends
I would like to express my sinceregratitude to everyone who hassupported us. In 2009/2010 alumniand supporters of the Universitydonated almost £2.5 million to Kent.The following pages of this reportillustrate some of the many waysyour gifts are making a difference.
All British universities are facingtough times ahead and the situationis no different for Kent. During thesechallenging times the support of ouralumni, staff and friends is of greatimportance. I have been fortunate tomeet many of you over the past yearat many events and have beenencouraged by your affection andsupport for the University.
I am also very pleased that theUniversity will be launching itsLeadership Giving Circles in2011/2012. Many leadershipsupporters are already givinggenerously of their time, energy,expertise and financial resources tohelp Kent excel. Our LeadershipGiving Circles will acknowledge andhonour individuals who makeexceptional donations therebycontinuing to support every aspectof University life, enriching the livesof our students and enhancing theUniversity’s notable reputation.
I hope to meet many of you duringthe coming year, and thank you onceagain for your continued support ofthe University of Kent.
ProfessorKeith Mander,Deputy Vice-Chancellor
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¹All figures given are unaudited
Total income £2.8 million
£1,889,000 Capital Donations
£193,000 Dividends & Interest
£140,000 Other restricted funds
£22,000 Prize Funds
£4,000 Gains on the sale of investments
£554,000 Scholarships, bursaries, hardships and fellowships
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On behalf of all those whose liveshave already been transformed thankyou for your generous donations. Anincreasing number of you haveresponded to our requests for supportand made a contribution to Kent’sfuture success and I thank each andevery one of you for your gifts.
Professor Sir Robert WorcesterChancellor
Despite the current economicchallenges I am delighted that this hasbeen another successful year for theUniversity of Kent with more giftsreceived and more money given tosupport our students who, after all, areour future. The University of Kent is incontact with more than 86,000 alumniand supporters, in more than 120countries across Europe and furtherafield. We have formal alumniassociations in the USA and HongKong, and our alumni network plays avaluable role in raising the profile of theUniversity worldwide.
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The University of Kentwishes to express its sincerethanks to the followingindividuals, companies, Trustsand Foundations, who made agift to the University of Kent(between 1 August, 2009 and31 July, 2010).
Lifetime giving
The following have made agenerous lifetime gift of over£1 million to the University:
Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
Colyer-Fergusson Charitable Trust
Pfizer Ltd
General Ibnu Sotowu
The Football Foundation
We are grateful to the followingalumni, staff and friends whohave made a gifts in excess of£10,000
Mr John R Beale
Professor Richard Scase
Professor Eddy C Fong
Mr David Humphreys
Mrs Linda M Jenkins
Sir Graeme Odgers
Dr Kennedy Y Wong
Professor Sir Robert M Worcester
Christopher London and Family
Smile-On Ltd
The City Solicitors’ Educational Trust
The Garfield Weston Foundation
Alumni and friends whohave made an annual gift of£1,000 – £9,999
Dr James and Mrs Jenny Bird
Dr Rosemary D Bradley
Mr Paul Dyer
Mr Alan and Mrs Diana Forrest
Professor Dame Julia M Goodfellow and
Professor Peter Goodfellow
Dr Philip Hughes
Mr Christopher A and Mrs Doreen Keljik
Mrs Valerie M Marshall
Professor Keith and Mrs Janet Mander
A H A Obsorn
Mr Robin S Pitman
Group Captain John C Platt
Mr Selwyn J Richardson
Dr William Lo
Business Link Kent Ltd
Ede & Ravenscroft
Sir Charles Jessel Charitable Trust
The Peter and Michael Hiller Charitable Trust
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Mrs Samantha M TaylorProfessor Peter F Taylor-GoobyMr David ThawMiss Joanne L TheobaldProfessor Anthony ThirlwallMiss Jacqueline M ThomasSir Nicholas A ThompsonProfessor Simon J ThompsonMr Trevor J ThompsonMr Gregory C TomlinMr Michael P TompsettMr Christopher J TookDr Eileen A TresidderMr Simon C TrewinMr Toby B TrotterMrs Hilary TruscottMr Roger B TurnerMrs Kathleen M TurtleMr Richard J TwymanMiss Edwina H TylerMrs Marion J UmneyMrs Shirley J ValentineMr David van der GaagMiss Johanna Z Van VeenMr David J VardonMr Anuj VashishtMr John R VeselyDr Leszek T WalczowskiJudge Michael J WalkerMrs Moira K WalkerMr Winston A WallerMiss Lauren J WalmsleyDr Brett WarburtonProfessor Michael WarrenMr Garth A WarriesMr Anthony H WatkinsMr Arthur G WatsonMr Brian D WattsMr Paul R WattsMiss Claire J WebbMiss Kay J WebsterMs Jenny WestRevd Stein E West-LindellMiss Excella L WhaymanMr John A WhealsMrs Sally E WhettonMrs Marisa L WhiteMr Benjamin J WhitehouseDr John WhymanMr John A WightmanMr Darren S WilliamsMr Gregory J WilliamsMr James L WilliamsMr Johnathon H WilliamsMs Rosemary WilliamsMr Keith C WillisMs Helen Winder
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Mr Graeme C WinterburnMr Stephen J WisemanMr Mark E WithersMr Andrew R WoodMiss Hannah L WoodMr Martin R WoodMr Sean R WoodfordMrs Susan M WoodhamMr Gavin N WoodhooMr Stephen J WoodleyMr Nigel WooldridgeMr Stephen I WoolheadDr Christopher M WrenMr Giles E WrightMr Barry and Mrs ElizabethWrightMr Stephen J WrightMrs Tara M WrightMr Anthony J YarrowMr Anthony YatesMr Robert P YeomansMrs Stephanie K YouleMr Andrew A YoungMiss Mandy Y Yu
Legators – (individualswho have made alegacy pledge)
Ms Pauline Airey
Dr Rosemary D Bradley
Professor Heather Brown
Professor Christopher Collard
Mr Michael E Forder
Mrs Hazel A Humphreys
Ms Linda Jane
Dr Gordon and Mrs Linda
Lethbridge
Professor Ian Swingland
Dr Michael A Williams
The University of Kent would
like to express its sincere thanks
to those legators who have
pledged to remember the
University in their Wills and who
wish to remain anonymous.
Anonymous (Australia)
(D) = deceased
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Professor Dame Julia MGoodfellow hosted theUniversity’s annualBenefactors’ Garden Party tothank those who havesupported the Universityduring the past year. Noteven the terrible weathercould dampen the afternoon,with a record number of 172people attending. Guestsincluded the Chancellor,Professor Sir RobertWorcester, and a number ofscholars who have benefittedfrom the generous support ofour donors.
Benefactors’ Garden PartySaturday 19 June 2010
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