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Annual Fund 2011 
Donors’ Report



 
Kingston University’s Annual 
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Fund has now completed its 
fourth year of raising vital 
funds to support students 
and enhance learning 
facilities.  The fund’s remit of 
improving the student 
experience is clearly being 
fulfilled.  However, a student’s time at university is 
only one part of the story.  What happens when a 
student completes their studies is just as 
important.           
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With the rising cost of a university education, our 
students need to know that their degree will count 
when they venture out into the wider world.  
Recent research, published in the Times Higher 
Education and which analysed the ‘added value’ of 
a university education, shows Kingston to be 
amongst the best institutions in the country when it 
comes to graduate salaries; a Kingston education 
certainly counts.  
Vice-Chancellor
You, our alumni, are proving the value of a 
Kingston education by your successes and your 
generous donations. This year you have generously 
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given over £91,000 in gifts and pledges, allowing 
us to provide life-changing scholarships for 
postgraduate studies, helping students who have 
encountered unforeseen financial difficulties, and 
supporting projects that are enhancing the student 
experience.  
The fact that the students who have benefited from 
your generosity can look forward to bright futures 
is a testament to both our reputation as a fine 
institution, and to those alumni who continually, 
despite the troubled economic climate, give to the 
Annual Fund.  
A huge thank you to you all! 
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Through postgraduate scholarships, we are able to 
attract outstanding individuals to study at Kingston 
University.  
For the academic year 2011/2012, the Annual 
Fund has been able to award eight scholarships 
- each worth 50 per cent of tuition fees (up to a 
maximum of £3,000) - to the following students. 
Owing to exceptionally high standards, we have, 
for the first time, awarded two scholarships in a 
single subject area.
• Amy Carrington MA Human Rights 
•  Rachel Ellis MA Human Rights and Genocide 
Studies 
•  Hanna Mal’ouf MSc Biomedical Science with 
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Management Studies 
•  Shaun Miles MSc Leadership and Management 
in Health 
•  Veronika Moore MSc Environmental and Earth 
Resources Management 
• Syed Shahid Misar MA Fashion 
•  Gabriella Reynolds MA Curating Contemporary 
Design 
•  Sarah Symons MSc Psychology
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This yeAr’s PosTgrAduATe scholArs
Amy Carrington described 
Hanna Mal’ouf was “elated 
her award as “an honour, a 
and surprised” by news 
relief and a huge confidence 
of her award. “I’m unable 
boost”. Her long-term aim 
to rely on my parents for 
is to specialise in women’s 
financial support, and 
rights, working to support 
without the scholarship 
women both nationally and 
I would really struggle to 
internationally. “This award means I can dedicate 
manage financially,” Hanna said. “Now I will be 
my time to learning and to volunteering in a social 
able to focus fully on my studies and actually 
change organisation, which is a central part of 
enjoy this intense year of higher education. I’m 
my course,” Amy said. “I firmly believe my time 
particularly keen on the course as it combines 
at Kingston, where we are taught by some of the 
biomedical science with management, which will 
leading human rights practitioners, will deepen 
help me achieve my career goal of working as a 
my knowledge and lay the foundations of my 
marketing manager within a science-based firm.”
career, so I can best help women across the 
globe.”
All of this year’s scholars would like to extend their 
sincere thanks to you, the donors. Rachel Ellis 
added that her scholarship will also allow her to 
continue to study a foreign language; Shaun Miles 
highlighted the benefits of “not being distracted” 
by financial problems; Veronika Moore said the 
scholarship would make a “huge difference” to her 
plans to work as a conservationist; Syed Shahid 
Misar will use his award to focus on research; 
Gabriella Reynolds will be able to continue with her 
voluntary work; and Sarah Symons, who aims to 
specialise in promoting mental health in schools 
when she graduates, described the award as 
“exceptionally helpful” to her long-term career goals.



Former PosTgrAduATe scholArs’ uPdATe
Karolina Nowakowska
Jeyaram Deivachandran 
MSc Cancer Biology, 
MSc Information Technology 
2010/11
for Business Management, 
2009/10 
Karolina received an 
Annual Fund Postgraduate 
Jeyaram received an 
Scholarship in 2010 to 
Annual Fund Postgraduate 
study for an MSc in Cancer 
Scholarship in 2009 to study 
Biology. She is now a Scientific Officer for the 
for an MSc in Information Technology for Business 
Institute of Cancer Research.
Management. He is now a high-flying Technology 
Consultant, working on government projects. 
While completing her Masters’ project on prostate 
cancer, Karolina worked closely with the Institute 
“Having the scholarship meant I could get the very 
of Cancer Research, and was absolutely delighted 
best out of my course, which was a terrific mix of 
to be offered a job there as a result, where she will 
business and technology,” Jeyaram said. “I could 
continue her vital research. “It’s a very competitive 
also study additional optional modules, and attend 
field, and having the scholarship directly helped me 
the extra lectures which were on offer. It gave me 
to land the job I wanted,” Karolina said. “Crucially, 
the time I needed, and this has given me a huge 
it meant I could focus fully on my Masters’ project. 
advantage in my work as a technology consultant. 
The scholarship has helped me achieve my dream 
I’m so grateful to the donors for their support, and 
of working in cancer research and to try to make a 
I want to let them know that their generosity has 
difference in the fight against the dreadful disease. I 
had a really positive impact on my career.”
was honoured to be chosen as a scholar and I would 
like to thank the donors for their kind support.”
sTudenT hArdshiP Fund
The University’s Student Hardship Fund 
Among the many students who benefited 
provides vital, additional financial support to 
was a single parent with two children, one 
students who would otherwise be unable to 
of whom is disabled. She faced a financial 
complete their studies and realise their full 
crisis during her final year, despite taking 
potential, as a result of unforeseen financial 
on two part-time jobs to try and make ends 
difficulties. Keith Houghton, Head of the 
meet. Another, from Pakistan, was being 
University’s Student Funding Service, said: 
financially supported by his parents until the 
“This year we have assisted students who 
severe flooding destroyed their family’s crops, 
have been affected by natural disasters, the 
while a third student, who had disabilities 
economic situation and where other funds 
and a chronic medical condition, faced 
were not sufficient to cover the students’ 
homelessness.
needs. We always tell students who receive 
help from the Annual Fund that these are 
from the generous donations of Kingston 
University alumni.”


The Business school Archive
A team led by Professor Robert Blackburn, 
Kingston researchers plan to undertake audio-
Director of Research, Faculty of Business and Law, 
recorded interviews of people to build up the 
is currently establishing The Kingston University 
archive, which will then be available for students 
Entrepreneurial Archive, with the help of a grant 
and analysts of entrepreneurship. Professor 
from the Annual Fund.
Blackburn said: “I am delighted that we have been 
given the opportunity to launch this archive at a 
The archive is aimed at capturing the motivations, 
time when entrepreneurship and its contribution to 
life events and experiences of people who are 
the economy and society is becoming increasingly 
recognised as being entrepreneurial in their field. 
recognised.”


The oPPorTuniTies Fund
The Opportunities Fund focuses on projects which 
“This project gave our students the opportunity 
help to enrich and widen students’ experiences, thus 
to see how they could use their practice in an 
better preparing them for life after university. This 
educational setting, beyond just selling their 
year the fund has helped to finance seven projects, 
own art,” Natalie Kay, the gallery’s education 
providing grants of up to £1,000 to help with start-up 
co-ordinator, said. “Many students were wary at 
costs, including the two detailed below.
first, but they quickly grew in confidence, and the 
children saw them as inspirational role models. 
Future Shape, at the University’s Stanley Picker 
Gallery, linked third year Fine Art students 
Through working on the project, several students 
with children from local schools. The students 
discovered that education was a career path they 
developed and ran educational workshops in 
would consider, and two secured jobs in the field 
which the children created their own artworks. 
directly as a result of their hands-on experience. 
These were later displayed in a public exhibition at 
It’s wonderful that the donations are helping our 
the gallery. 
students to flourish beyond university.”


The oPPorTuniTies Fund continued
The University’s Science, Engineering and 
Gordana Collier, course director, said. “These 
Computing Faculty purchased five Mindstorm 
robots can be run with relatively simple software, 
robots, which are proving a major asset to 
but crucially we are using industry-standard 
Robot Club. Students from across the University 
software, which students will come across when 
can attend the club and learn to configure the 
they’re out at work, and this is an impressive 
Mindstorms to discover how robots can help them 
addition to their CVs. Through Robot Club, 
in their working lives. “One student has developed 
students also learn the value of collaborating in 
the basic unit into an all-terrain robot, and another 
teams - a skill vital to their careers - and we are 
built a system which could sort colours on a 
extremely grateful to all the donors for giving our 
production line,”
students such a boost.”




Who donATes?
Our donors come from all backgrounds and from 
Katherine Metcalf, teacher, 
all walks of life, and every single penny really does 
PGCE Early Years, 1994.
make a difference, going directly to people and 
projects who need it the most. Here, we introduce 
Katherine is currently taking 
two very different donors, both of whom share a 
a career break to care for 
passion for education.
her four children. “I have a 
great belief in the wide-
Caroline Cameron 
reaching benefits of higher 
(née Brunt), an art 
education, so I’m keen to support it,” Katherine 
psychotherapist from the Isle 
said. “Also, I’m a strong believer in the importance 
of Man.  BA Fine Art, 1988.
of the University’s Hardship Fund. I empathise 
with anyone who wants to benefit from higher 
Caroline’s work for the 
education and finds they can’t access it, or has 
Isle of Man government 
to give up because they can’t afford it. I wouldn’t 
takes her to a wide range 
want that to happen to any of my children.”
of places, from prisons to hospices. As an art 
psychotherapist, Caroline helps people with 
various difficulties such as depression and eating 
disorders.  “My time at Kingston was an amazing 
experience I’ll never forget,” Caroline said. “I have 
a tremendous affection for Kingston, and as I’ve 
got older, I’ve realised just how important studying 
is. I’m so glad I had the opportunity, so I want to 
help others to do so.”
Below: Members of The Annual Fund’s student fundraiser team

 
Pre 1970
Erich Suter
Paul Mead
Christian Wells
Peter Jones
Catherine Christie
Ronald Corbett
Robert Higginson
Pauline Agnew
Robert Lewin
Mary Blackwood
Chris Pearce
Geraldine Cross
Trevor Band
Patricia Smith
Laura Marcus
Cherrill Scheer
Richard Stiff
Donald Bailey
Geoffrey Mayes
1980
Graham Hussey
Steven Badger 
Elizabeth Morley
Radu Herklots 
Margaret Longman
Jane Holmes 
Brian Balchin
Elizabeth Aston
1981
Frances Caine
Sergio Copstein 
Janet Heskins
Alan Holiday
1982
Timothy Brown 
1970s
Matthew Calvert 
Donors to the 
Tony Hurford
Simon Hulme 
David King
Helen Hutson 
Raymond Lohr
Brendan Morrissey 
Borre Ludvigsen
Leonard Muggeridge 
Maurice Sheppard
Nicola Santos-Costa 
Martin Thornton
Adrian Shaw 
David Dushman 
John Whitelock 
Roger Butler
David Glass
1983
Stuart Harker
Pauline Bird 
Roger Lee
Janet Bourton 
David Makepeace
Peter Cox 
Michael McCrohan
Lance Cruse 
David Monk
Iain Fraser-Jones 
James Hopkins
Andrew Gibbon 
John Keegan
Adrian Guttridge 
William Miller
Kevin Liddy 
Annual Fund 2010/11 John Vaughan
Jim Linwood 
Tod Wakefield
Nigel Lorriman 
Peter Wilcock
Ian McDonald 
Danielle Holmes
Keith McMahon 
Tony McDonald
Debra Nicholls 
Malcolm Brown
Stephen Paine 
Aristides Clades
James Robinson 
Kevin Cripps
Barry Russell 
Ian Currington
Amalia Sertedaki 
Fiona Galazi
Arthur Willcox 
Brian O’Rourke
Nigel Woodford 
Martin Waterhouse
Paul Woods 
Glyn Davies
Nicholas Magniac
Andrew Mann
John Nicholson

1984
David Trembath 
Dianne Darke 
Anthony Camilleri 
Susan Walkley 
Bankim Das 
Colin Chalker 
Simon Witham 
Sujata Datar 
Wai Chung Chan 
Gordon Dickman 
Mary Cousins 
1987
Robert Field 
John Griffiths 
Charles Ball 
Amritt Flora 
Maxine Hayes 
Todd Bullen 
Martin Gatehouse 
Stuart Horobin 
Alun Goodman 
Peter Haycocks 
Raymond Iles 
Timothy Greaves 
Rachel Holweger 
Vincent Jenner 
Henrietta Joseph 
Perdita Hunter 
David Kempton 
Stephen Luke 
Graham Hutton 
Richard Maries 
Keith McCrindle 
Rene Jorgensen 
Elizabeth McAuliffe 
Sharon McDonald-Schramm 
Edward Parsons 
Teresa Mellish 
Elizabeth North 
Fiona Reid 
Barbara Stuart 
Mark Summerfield 
Robert Sayell 
Richard Sturges 
Craig Thomas 
Sarah Semple 
Gandeepan Vaikunthavasan 
John Walsh 
Nicholas Stephens 
Stuart Watson 
Rachel Walton 
Azim Sunderji 
Stephen Wood 
Tanya Williams 
Susan Tong 
Bernard Wynne 
Adrian Williamson 
Julian Woods 
1990
1985
Gavin Ainsley 
Kay Baker 
1988
Stephen Alcock 
Sheree Bellingham 
Mahmood Aziz 
Asif Alvi 
Eric Blackmore 
Mark Bailey 
Graham Ambrose 
Peter Coles 
Andrew Bisgrove 
Kenneth Barnes 
Clare Fraser-Jones 
Ben Bonnick 
Jason Croxon 
Mollie Gray 
Caroline E Cameron 
Rupert Edwards 
Colin Hensley 
Peter Churcher 
Daniel Hacker 
Patricia Horsnell 
Andrew Cole 
Janet Hart 
Richard Hough 
Rex Cowell 
Shila Jassal 
Abimbola Johnson 
Christopher Foster 
Christopher Leonard 
Christopher Kennedy 
Nilesh Gohil 
Andrew McMichael 
Timothy Lishman 
Christopher Graver 
Robert Paterson 
Richard McGee 
Randa Hanna 
Andrew Platt 
Robert Rees 
Mark Hazzard 
Andrew Robertson 
Anthony Simpson 
Tomos Humphreys 
Roderick Schutt 
Christopher Slater 
Peter McCool 
Graham Smith 
Marcus Staples 
Shirley Pickin 
Elizabeth Jane Talbot 
Sue Wicks 
Philip Roberts 
Keith A Unwin 
Philip Skeldon 
Kevin Walsh 
1986
Viraj Suralia 
Peter Walton 
Millicent Adams 
Hitesh Wadher 
Jennie Widdowson 
Michael Bird 
Keith Wiffen 
Karen Williams 
Stephen Crook 
Christopher Wood 
Andrew Wishart 
Benjamin Dray 
Beverly Fuggles 
1989
1991
Susan Gostick 
Paul Bagnall 
Patrick Barnes 
Stephen McReavy 
Nerys Bayley 
Gary Bauer 
Robert Moorhouse 
Gary Bird 
Jonathan Bone 
Simon Nicholas 
Graham Burden 
Hayden Crumpler 
Mark Pritchard 
Michael Byrne 
Olugbenga Dairo 
Caroline Senior 
Kristin Carsberg 
Mark Davies 
Neil Shaw 
Jonathan Clark 
Caroline DiBattista 

Alex Fergusson 
Suzanne Kitching 
1995
Tet Kong Fong 
Mark Loader 
Joseph Benjamin 
David Fry 
Celia Mackay 
Justin Benson 
Frances Gamman 
Moira McNeil 
Roger Brereton 
Graham Hayes 
Sarah Nyandoro 
Angela Browne 
Anthony Lucas-Smith 
Enzo Papiro 
Matthew Butler 
Stephen McDonnell 
Sandeep Parekh 
Victor Collins 
Sarah Saragoudas 
Heather Pollard 
Nigel Corbett 
Tarun Shome 
Rowan Ralley 
Stephen Densham 
Philip Shoobridge 
Carolyn Rampton 
Hilary Gooch 
Ropinder Sidhu 
Elizabeth Rycott 
Lesley Granger 
Kim Stansfield 
Molly Taylor 
Graham Hain 
Adam Stiling 
Julian Thompson 
Marilyn Higgs-Goodwin 
Susan Watts 
Joyce Totten 
David Hume 
Colin Woolford 
Joanna White 
Angela Jameson 
Lynne Whitehand 
Brett Jamieson 
1992
Gloria Williams 
Caroline Johnson 
Benjamin Alcott 
Marilyn Winkler 
Tara King 
Paul Bellingham 
James Llewellyn 
Julia Bond 
1994
Nicola Matthews 
Neil Brison 
Christine Ashby 
Pamela Monblat 
Michael Churchman 
Jonathan Boyce 
Julian Mosses 
Simon Clarke 
Adrian Chaffey 
Andrew Peggie 
Marion Cooper 
Ann Corry 
Steffen Poehler 
Rebecca Dosso 
Lance Cresswell 
Ashok Raman 
Karen Easting 
Malcolm Dawson 
Nicola Rayner 
Sandy Foster 
Andrew Densham 
Peter Risbey 
Georgina Grant 
Mark Ferne 
Nathan Roberts 
Richard Guinan 
Paul Hancock 
Samantha Robertson Smith 
Gillian Hopkins 
Stephen Howard 
Waseem Sadiq 
Stephen Krause 
Stephen Jeffries 
Rosaleen Sheridan 
Gillian Lawson 
Natalie Kelly 
Colin Smith 
Edward Mordaunt 
Melanie Kershaw 
Imogen Tansley 
Mark Pelling 
Guy Kesson 
Sara Tyler 
Christopher Peters 
Martha Kilgore 
Karen West 
David Roberts 
David Law 
Robert Wilby 
Paul Roberts 
Benjamin Lee 
John Tomlinson 
Katherine Metcalf 
1996
Victoria Whitbread 
Darren Milgate 
Victoria Ashby 
Jonathan Nattrass 
Alison Batty 
1993
Gurpal Oppal 
Rufus Boyd 
Richard Barnes 
Fabrizio Parente 
Christopher Briggs 
Helen Blagden 
Kieran Parsley 
Gillian Broderick 
Simon Braidman 
Deborah Pettifer 
Susan Bushnell 
Elizabeth Burns 
Eileen Pounder 
Kaleem Chaudry 
Adam Denton 
Craig Rew 
Kenneth Chin 
Dimitri Domalis 
Supratim Sanyal 
Alexander Downard 
Rosemary Doyle 
Mary Sibley 
Mark Elem 
Adrian Elliott 
Andrew Stedman 
Michael Ellingham 
Timothy Gilbert 
Peter Sullivan 
Dinah Gardiner 
Stephen Glenn 
Suheil Tarazi 
Edward Guyver 
James Hall 
Janet Vickers 
Beryl Hawdon 
Paul Hill 
Richard Vilton 
Maninder Heer 
David Jutton 
Andrew Wilson 
David Holmes 

Jacob Ignatius 
John Mayer 
Sherifa Kabir 
Anthony Jennison 
Simon Mcdermaid 
Maimuna Khan 
Alexandar Kecojevic 
Gareth Morgan 
Harold Lewis 
Christina Kennedy 
Isabelle Oberle 
Sheila Parnell 
Katherine Kerslake 
Nicholas Parish 
David Randall 
Barbara Leeds 
Emma Pimlott 
Yoganathan Ratheesan 
Barbara Lloyd 
Michael Saunders 
Talvinder Sembhi 
Patricia Moore 
John Scally 
Rita Stallard 
Andy Mulroe 
Sally Smith 
Kudler Suronku-Lindsay 
Robert Pinchbeck 
Jean Smith 
Gregory Tanner 
Caroline Roots 
Sean Wilson 
Andrew Thomas 
Mick Salami 
Andrew Thompson 
Melanie Sinclair 
1998
Graham Smith 
Philip Andrews 
2000
Frances Smith 
Darryl Bekoe 
Richard Ascough 
Kevin Smith 
Sarah Carvalho 
Else Boetker 
Christopher Soden 
Marcelle Clark 
James Buckland 
Robert Stevens 
Gary Condon 
Philip Gardner 
Peter Theobald 
Andre Confavreux 
Yvonne Hands 
Ian Tite 
Marilyn Dunk 
Jonathan Harris 
Alastair Todd 
Brenda Essex 
Timothy Hendy 
Peter Tomlinson 
Kellie Fielding 
Sarah Mason 
Che Tsim 
Hazel Frizell 
Elliot Mason 
Jayne Watson 
Sven-Olaf Haesener 
Adrian Mortimore 
Scott Weekes 
Huyla Humphreys 
Clifford O’Brien 
David Wellbelove 
Simon Jones 
Alison Osborne 
Olivia Whitworth 
Victoria Lack 
Jyoti Patel 
Lesley Wolsey 
Heather Parkinson 
Darren Ramen 
Pamela Woodroffe 
Judith Perrott 
Parvinder Rehal 
Christine Woods 
Michael Robinson 
Daljit Sahota 
Timothy Worrall 
Caroline Robson 
Christopher Statham 
Michael Wright 
Charles Ryder 
Femke Teunen 
Linda Smith 
Alec Tubridy 
1997
Steven Todd 
Mary Want 
Kwabena Asare 
Josephine Turner 
Martin Assirati 
Susanna Venegas 
2001
Gysbertina Billy 
Ryan Walker 
David Anderson 
Kevin Black 
Daniel Young 
Jane Arlow 
Clare Bowman 
Alexandros Avdis 
Gary Coppard 
1999
David Aviram 
Ann Corrigan 
Amir Bashir 
Baljit Bains 
Jaswant Dhanda 
Darren Bassett 
Artur Bajek 
Jeannie Edwards 
Mark Batchelor 
Emilia Bergmans 
David Eves 
Brian Bennett 
Gareth Budge 
Diana Gordon-Smith 
Lewis Brady 
Marcus Doran 
Bernardine Gregory 
Anila Chughtai 
Simon Dupont 
Janet Herbert 
Michael Cochran 
Stephen George 
Deana Hirst 
Garth Coles 
Colin Gray 
Janet Jeal 
Dawn Dass 
Dina Gurung 
Maria Johnson 
Lynsey Elms 
Robert Lee 
Clyde Johnson 
Carol Fowlie 
Sarah Lyne 
Janet Lambley 
Fabrizio Gasperi 
Sherif Narouz 
Eric Magnuson 
Simon Hill 
Julie Northcote 
Olwenn Martin 
Jessica Horscroft 
Valerie Sayers 

2002
Antonios Maravas 
Haidee Gummer 
Stuart Child 
Jeremy Moss 
Russell Hayton 
Gordon Couper 
Jan Quant 
Tracey Hill 
Hugo De Chair 
Jagjit Ranouta 
Eric Huxter 
Rupert Evans 
Brendan Smyth 
Emma-Jayne Jackson 
Graham Fallows 
Clair Swan 
Elizabeth Johnson 
Jane Francis 
Samina Tabatabai 
Michael Kiwumulo 
Susie Granger 
Ellen Taylor 
Oluyemisi Laleye 
Matthew Grayson 
Rebecca White 
Yingkein Lin 
Melissa Hardwick 
Daham Mahathanthila 
Simon Harvey 
2004
Rose McGuire 
Richard Houseago 
Stephanie Addo 
Sarah Milton 
Dwight Lawrence 
Andrew Bevan 
Penelope Mitchell 
Julius Mattai 
Damian Blackburn 
Linda Morley 
Mathew Musami 
Shirley Brihi 
Natasha Munn-Sharpe 
Ahmed Nizar 
David Cheeseman 
Captain Okpeki 
Susan Otterwell 
Sandra Coombs 
Philip Price 
Philippa Pedder 
Catherine Davis 
Ross Rook 
Catrina Popham 
James De Vick 
Clair Sullivan 
Christopher Pratt 
Gwen Draycott 
Lucy Sullivan 
Arjumand Siddiqui 
Wesley Fell-Smith 
Mei-Lin Tai 
Kerri-Ann Smith 
Craig Francis 
Ravi Tholeti 
Christina Strong 
Annina Heitmann 
Michael Von Gerard 
Nadia Swinney 
Daniel Hyde 
Timothy Wilcockson 
Joanna Thomas 
Laurel Joseph 
Michael Wright 
Doreen Thompson 
David Kitt 
Ruth Ursell 
Amanda Kozlowski 
2006
Va Voong 
Rebecca Law-Hing-Choy 
Stephen Baldwin 
Mewan Wickramasinghe 
Tony Martin 
Eva-Marie Barker 
Michael Woolner 
Obiora Morah 
Elizabeth Barnard 
Robert Yescombe 
Shinichiro Oma 
Andrew Beadle 
Rachel Parker Soden 
Geoffrey Bell 
2003
Roisin Quinn 
Chistopher Boyle 
Michael Allo 
Shaunette Scotland 
Julian Christopher 
Tawfic Almasri 
Bhavit Shah 
Simon Croft 
Jeyavani Atchuthan 
Anneliese Shaw 
Randeep Singh Dhanjal 
Robert Besford 
Serisha Singh 
Claire Doble 
Tarek Bibi 
Dhilon Solanki 
Ann Hall 
Daniel Bowman 
Margaret Steele 
Joanna Hyde 
Patrick Cruiming 
Grania Sweeting 
Tariq Malik 
Edward Edralin 
John Taylerson 
John Miller 
Angela Fox 
Yuwadee Yodsirajinda 
Thomas Moore 
Nicholas Frank 
Georgia Newall 
Roy Gaul 
2005
Adam Palfreman 
David Gourlay 
Awais Ahmed 
Peter Stokes 
Luke Hayes 
Daniel Ainsworth 
Alison Stunt 
Dean Hermitage 
Conlath Alcock 
Stephen Thomas 
Susannah Horne 
Susan Alqadhi 
Bhavin Trivedi 
Catherine Ince 
Adeyinka Ariyo 
Andrew Vitalis 
Carmella Julien 
Ray Chapman 
Meike Waldhoff 
Kinwah Lo 
Karin Crane 
Rory Walsh 
Roger Logan 
Haddy Crookes 
Keith Wardle 
Eunjoo Maing 
Urim Dauti 
Anne Williams 
Manoharadas Manobavan 
Cathy Deplessis 


2007
Anne Woolf 
Samuel Adjepong 
2009
Nana Asare 
Leoney Bailey 
Themistocles Bakas 
Elizabeth Darby 
Robert Beattie 
Rosanna Dickinson 
David Blomfield 
Azize Dinah 
Adrian Butcher 
Katharine Edwards 
Marisa Dallamora 
Dennis Keane 
Adewale Fayemi-Fambegbe 
Hsein Kew 
Simon Gardiner 
Georgia Kotsia 
Ioannis Grigoriadis 
Gillian Luck 
Humaira Hameed 
Quinten Manby 
Tan Sri Dato’ Francis Yeoh,   
Walter Hayford 
Guy Mattinson 
BSc Civil Engineering, 1978 
Neil Hyatt 
Sally Muxworthy 
Benjamin Kippin 
Jamal Osman 
Named as one of Asia’s 24 
Susan Lewis 
Venkayamma Puppala 
most powerful and influential 
Rosalind McKenna 
Nasira Rehman 
businessmen, Tan Sri Francis is 
Hitesh Patel 
Anne Robinson 
donating half a million pounds 
Nicola Sanders 
Jane Says 
over the next five years to 
David Savage 
Barrie Shaffner 
establish a new post of 
Moran Spencer 
Professor of  Enterprise and 
Carolyn Storey 
2010
Technology Management. A 
Julia Tiley 
Shora Azizi 
committed Christian, who 
Helen Vearncombe 
Adam Spawton-Rice 
became managing director of 
his family’s construction firm 
2008
2011
YTL at the aged of 24, Tan Sri 
Sarah Castano 
Jane Trueman 
Francis has expanded it into a 
Jennifer Devane 
global utilities specialist with 
Rosalita Edwards 
Other donors 
revenues of more than £3 
Laochlainn Fotheringham 
John Cloake (Honorary graduate)
billion pounds a year. He said: 
Mark Hashim 
Graham Cloake (Alumni family 
“This gift is a way of expressing 
Tracey Haskins 
member) 
my gratitude to the Lord Jesus 
Hilary Insall 
David Doyle (Honorary graduate) 
Christ. At YTL, we believe in 
Tatjana Jakovicka 
Naseem Bajwa (Local donor) 
being stewards of God’s 
Elzaphan King 
David Miles (Former Staff)
wealth, as well as being a force 
Julius Malilay 
Richard Moody (Former Staff) 
for good. I will always be 
Stuart Martin 
grateful to our Lord Jesus 
James Motta 
Corporate Donors and 
Christ for my time at Kingston. 
Linda Nicoll 
Sponsors
The key things I learned there 
Darran Norman 
Rose Theatre
are priceless and 
Mohamud Nuradin Ibrahim 
Outside the Box Comedy Club 
indispensible.”
Amit Pala 
 
Sagar Parmar 
Kingston University would also 
Carol Price 
like to thank 18 donors (staff 
Shanil Rupesinghe 
and alumni) who wish to remain 
Patricia Sadiq 
anonymous. 
Cathryn Seymour 
Ravinder Sharma 
The donors listed are those 
Catherine Sharrock 
whose gifts were received during 
Pedram Soleiman Heshmat 
the 2010/2011 academic year.  
Jennifer Stobart 
Those gifts received after 31st 
Ned Tagoe 
July 2011 will be shown in next 
Luisa Uribe 
year’s Donors’ Report. 

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