Professor Denise Lievesley appointed Honorary Fellow
Professor Denise Lievesley, outgoing Principal of Green Templeton College, has been elected an Honorary Fellow by its Governing Body.
Stepping down in September after five years at the helm, Denise expressed her delight at this honour.
Denise said of her election: “It means a lot to me. I miss the college’s wonderfully supportive community and this continuing fellowship will enable me to keep in touch.
“I look forward to finding ways in which I can contribute to the college’s future activities, particularly those relating to fund-raising for postgraduate scholarships.
“Widening access to an Oxford education continues be very important and noting the achievements in increasing the diversity of the student body I am keen to foster new initiatives in this area.”
Sir Michael Dixon, Denise’s successor as Principal said: “As Chair of Governing Body, I am delighted that Denise’s significant contribution to the college has been recognised by the conferral of Honorary Fellowship. I can personally see the impact Denise has had over her tenure as Principal and am pleased to benefit from the work she has done. As an Honorary Fellow she will be permanently associated with the college to everyone’s benefit.”
At the same time, Denise’s partner Professor Roland Rosner was awarded Radcliffe Common Room Membership for his active engagement in many aspects of college life over the past five years. This included spearheading musical initiatives including the much-loved GTC Performs! evenings, the college choir, and organising regular concerts by Green Templeton’s Musician-in-Residence, virtuoso pianist Maki Sekiya.
Both Denise and Roland have happy memories of their time at the college. Now back at their home in rural Kent, the COVID-19 restrictions have meant that their plans to visit Oxford to mark their departure are on hold.
Meanwhile Denise is building a portfolio of roles to contribute to statistical and educational work. She is based at the Policy Institute at King’s College London, and has been appointed to the Council of Durham University.
Congratulations to Denise and Roland on their Green Templeton appointments!
Congratulations to all of our new students who matriculated this weekend!
Welcome to Green Templeton 🐍🐚
Happy Friday!
We are ready and excited for a busy Michaelmas Term ahead.
Get ready for a discussion on leadership, diplomacy, philanthropy and Olympic sport. Plus a live fencing demonstration.🤺
On 28 October, we are bringing together four extraordinary women from the United States, United Kingdom and Pan-American sporting communities for the event: Bridging Nations, Leading Change.
The conversation will explore how sport can create change across borders, from women’s leadership and philanthropy to sports diplomacy and the Olympic movement.
With a welcome from Chief Executive of @TeamGB Jon Dutton OBE , alumna Selina Kaing (MBA, 2006) will moderate the panel`s discussion featuring:
🌎 Ana Irene Delgado, Permanent Representative of Panama to the Organization of American States
🏅 Sally Munday, Chief Executive of @UKSport
🤺 Georgina Usher MBE, Chief Executive of @BritishFencing
To register, go to the link in the comments
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Although we can not guarantee his attendance, Vincent encourages all new students to attend the college life fairs, taking place today from 14:00 to 15:30 in the marquee and Thursday 8 October from 10:30 to 12:00!
Meet college staff and representatives from student clubs!
The college is delighted to welcome a new Oxford PharmaGenesis DPhil Scholarship in Translational Health.
The scholarship has been established through an endowment gift of £1,660,000 from Oxford PharmaGenesis, now part of the Klick family, creating a permanent fund to support doctoral students undertaking outstanding postgraduate research in the field of translational health at Nuffield Department of Primary Care @oxford_uni
