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Appendices

Ceremonial Occasions

Visitors

A Celebration of Thirty-FiveYears of Achievement

Officers of the University

Academicians

Members of Council

Honorary Graduates

Bibliography and Photographic Credits

Acknowledgements

Index


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Above: Academic

recession following an

early degree ceremony at

the Civic Hall.

Right: John Davies, the

University’s mace bearer,

and Bill Groves, verger at

the Cathedral.

Far right: Her Majesty The

Queen talks to the Dean

and the Lord Lieutenant of

Surrey outside the

Cathedral during her visit

to the University in 1992.

The first degree conferment ceremony of the University of Surrey was held in 1966 in theUniversity Hall at Battersea. When the University moved to Guildford, the Civic Hall andthen the Odeon Cinema were used for ceremonies. Since July 1970, however, by kindpermission of the Dean and Chapter, degree conferment ceremonies have been held inGuildford Cathedral, which on these occasions is used as a secular building.


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Academic dress of the

High Officers, clockwise

from top left,

Chancellor,

Pro-Chancellor,

Treasurer,

Chairman of Council

and Vice-Chancellor.


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Visitors

Clockwise from top left:

Sebastian Coe, Olympic

gold medallist; broadcaster

Michael Grade, Richard

Stilgoe; Dame Elizabeth

Esteve-Coll, (left) then

University Librarian, with

sculptor Dame Elisabeth

Frink.

Over the years, the University of Surrey has hosted visits by many distinguished people:members of the Royal Family, academics, politicians, artists, sportsmen, diplomats,clerics. Portrayed on the following pages is a small selection of those who have visitedthe campus.

Visitors

Clockwise from top left: His

Excellency Dr L M Singhvi,

Indian High Commissioner,

planting the campus

Friendship Tree;

the Duchess of York; Mrs

Mary Lloyd-Jones, Mayor of

Guildford, on Europe Day;

Baroness Warnock,

philosopher; Peter Ustinov.


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Above: Liberal Democrat

leader Charles Kennedy

with Sue Doughty, MP for

Guildford.

Left: Cardinal Cormac

Murphy O’Connor,

Archbishop of Westminster.

Below: The Polish

Ambassador, His Excellency

Dr Stanislaw Komorowski

(left) meets one of the

University’s Polish students.

Above: Mary McAleese,

President of the Irish

Republic.

Below: Lord Wolfson

opening the Wolfson

Centre for Cell Science.

Right: Professor Chris Orr

of the Royal College of Art

with Arts Administrator Pat

Grayburn.

Visitors

Left: Keith Hill,

Parliamentary Under

Secretary of State for

Transport.

Below: Lydia Pasternak

Slater, sister of Russian

author Boris Pasternak.

Above: Sir Howard Newby,

Chairman of the Higher

Education Funding

Council for England

(centre, front row).

Below: The German

Ambassador, His

Excellency Dr Hans-

Friedrich von Ploetz (right)

and Sallie Thornberry,

Mayor of Guildford.


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A Celebration of Thirty-FiveYears of Achievement

In the best traditions of scholarship, the University of Surrey celebrated the 35 years of itslife in Guildford on 29 May 2002. A service of thanksgiving and the conferment ofHonorary Degrees in the Cathedral was followed by a procession through Guildford’sfamous High Street in the company of its partners in education and in the localcommunity. The Chancellor, HRH The Duke of Kent, unveiled a sculpture, The SurreyScholar, that will stand as a permanent reminder of the University in the heart of the town.

Above: Admiring the new

sculpture are from left to

right: The Duke of Kent,

Vice-Chancellor Professor

Patrick Dowling, sculptor

Allan Sly, FRBS, the High

Sheriff of Surrey Miss

Penelope Keith and the

Mayor of Guildford

Councillor Tony Phillips.

Above right: The High


on the steps of Holy Trinity

Church at the start of the

procession.

Right: Sculptor Allan Sly

helps the expert team

ease The Surrey Scholar

into position.

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Far left: At the Staff Party,

the Vice-Chancellor cuts the

celebratory cake.

Middle left: Guildford’s Town

Crier heralded the start of

the procession from the

steps of Holy Trinity Church.

Left: A street entertainer

dressed as a ‘teddy boy’ kept

the waiting crowds amused.

Above: The procession

makes its way down the

High Street.

Left: The procession

through the town was led

by buglers from the Surrey

Army Cadets Fanfare Team

and the Surrey Pipe Band.

Above: The Duke of Kent

and other dignitaries

observe the start of the

procession from the

balcony of the Guildhall.

Left: The academic

procession in the

Cathedral.

Chancellor

HRH The Duke of Kent, KG

Pro-Chancellors Emeritus

Sir Eric Ash, CBE FREng FRS

Sir George Edwards, OM CBE DL FREng FRS

Sir Austin Pearce, CBE FREng

Pro-Chancellors

Sir Idris Pearce, CBE DL

Baroness Perry of Southwark

Mr Douglas Robertson, CBE

Sir Alan Rudge, CBE FREng FRS

Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive and

Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University

Professor Patrick Dowling, CBE DL FREng FRS

Treasurer

Mr Derek Thomas, CBE DL

Chairman of Council

Sir William Wells

Senior Pro-Vice-Chancellor

Professor Peter Butterworth

Pro-Vice-Chancellors

Professor David Airey

Professor Barry Evans, FREng

Professor Nigel Gilbert, FREng AcSS

University Secretary and Registrar

Mr Wyn Davies

University Librarian and Dean of Information Services

Mr Tom Crawshaw

Former Chancellors

The Rt Hon Lord Robens of Woldingham

Former Pro-Chancellors

Sir George Edwards, OM CBE DL FREng FRS (Pro-Chancellor Emeritus)

Sir John Mason, CB FRS

Sir Harold Montague Finniston, FREng FRS

Sir Austin Pearce, CBE FREng (Pro-Chancellor Emeritus)

Sir David Nicholson, FREng

Sir Diarmuid Downs, CBE FREng FRS

Dr Brian Street, FREng

Sir Eric Ash, CBE FREng FRS (Pro-Chancellor Emeritus)

Former Vice-Chancellors

1966–1975

Dr D M A (Peter) Leggett, FRAeS FIMA

(also Principal of Battersea College of Technology 1960–1966)

1975–1994

Professor Anthony Kelly, CBE DL FREng FRS

Former Treasurers

Sir William Mullens

Dr John Bolton, CBE DL

Mr A J W S (Jerry) Leonard, CBE

Mr Nigel Robson

Mr Donald Main

Former Chairmen of Council

Mr Sidney Rich, OBE

Dr John Bolton, CBE DL

Sir John Mason, CB FRS

Mr Thomas Irvine-Smith, OBE

Sir Richard Meyjes, DL

Mr John Whitfield, DL


Dr Brian Street, FREng

Mr Douglas Robertson, CBE DL



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Fellows of the Royal Society

HRH The Duke of Kent, KG Royal Fellow (Chancellor)

Professor Patrick J Dowling, CBE DL (Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive)

Professor Alfred R Adams (School of Physics and Chemistry)

Sir Eric Ash, CBE (Pro-Chancellor Emeritus)

Sir George Edwards, OM CBE (Pro-Chancellor Emeritus)

Professor Anthony Kelly, CBE DL (Emeritus Professor)

Professor Michael J Kelly

(School of Electronics, Computing and Mathematics)

Professor Paul J Mason (Visiting Professor, School of Engineering)

Sir Alan Rudge, CBE (Pro-Chancellor)

Professor Sir Martin N Sweeting, OBE


Fellow of the British Academy

Professor Greville G Corbett

(School of Language, Law and International Studies)

Fellows of the Academy of Social Sciences

Professor Sara L Arber (School of Human Sciences)

Professor Martin I A Bulmer (School of Human Sciences)

Professor Greville G Corbett

(School of Language, Law and International Studies)

Professor G Nigel Gilbert

(Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Staff Development), School of Human Sciences)

Fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering

HRH The Duke of Kent, KG Royal Fellow (Chancellor)

Sir Eric Ash, CBE (Pro-Chancellor Emeritus)

Professor Patrick J Dowling, CBE DL (Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive)

Professor Roland Clift, OBE (School of Engineering)

Professor John W Dougill (Visiting Professor, School of Engineering)

Sir George Edwards, OM CBE (Pro-Chancellor Emeritus)

Professor Barry G Evans

(Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research and Enterprise), School of Electronics,

Computing and Mathematics)

Professor G Nigel Gilbert

(Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Staff Development), School of Human Sciences)

Mr Peter R Head, OBE (Visiting Professor, School of Engineering)

Professor Anthony Kelly, CBE (Emeritus Professor)

Professor Michael J Kelly


Professor Josef V Kittler (School of Electronics, Computing and Mathematics)

Professor Graham B Lawson (Visiting Professor, School of Engineering)

Professor Zygmunt S Makowski (Emeritus Professor)

Sir Austin Pearce, CBE (Pro-Chancellor Emeritus)

Sir Alan Rudge, CBE (Pro-Chancellor)

Professor Noel E Simons (Emeritus Professor)

Professor Sir Martin N Sweeting, OBE


Professor Michael J Underhill


Professor Alastair C Walker (Emeritus Professor)

Academicians

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Academicians

Chairman

Mr Sidney F Rich, OBE

Ex-officio Members

Chancellor

The Rt Hon Lord Robens

of Woldingham

Pro-Chancellor

Sir George Edwards, OM CBE DL FREng FRS

Vice-Chancellor

Dr D M A (Peter) Leggett FRAeS FIMA

Treasurer

Sir William Mullens

Pro-Vice-Chancellor

Mr C W Tonkin

Chairman of the

Academic Assembly

Mr V S Kingswood

Elected Members

Professor F M Arscott

Professor D R Chick

Dr M M Clark

Mr R F Eatwell

Professor L R B Elton

Professor V S Griffiths

Dr A D Keedwell

Professor J E Salmon

Professor J M Zarek

Representative Members

Surrey County Council

Lt-Col H J Wells, CBE

Mr T Irvine Smith, OBE

Mr A M Baird

Guildford Borough Council

Mr H H Kimber, OBE

Academic Advisory

Committee Members

Professor J Greig

Mr C G Williams

Co-opted Members

Mr J E Bolton

Professor H Bondi

Mr R M Lindley

Mr P V Marchant

Mr J Marsh

Mr J Walker

Mr A J Young

Chairman

Sir William Wells

Vice-Chairman

Mr D R Varney

Ex-officio Members

Chancellor

HRH The Duke of Kent, KG

Pro-Chancellors



Mr J D M Robertson, CBE

Sir Alan Rudge, CBE FREng FRS

Vice-Chancellor and

Chief Executive

Professor P J Dowling,CBE DL FREng FRS

Treasurer

Mr D J Thomas, CBE DL

Pro-Vice-Chancellors

Professor P H W Butterworth

Professor D W Airey

Professor B G Evans, FREng

Professor G N Gilbert, FREng AcSS

Chairman of the

Academic Assembly

Professor J A K Holford

President, Students’ Union

Mr A Jakeway

Elected by the Senate

Dr S Hourani

Professor M J Kelly, FREng FRS

Dr G Brown

Professor S L Arber, AcSS

Professor W Gelletly, OBE

Dr T R Desombre

Appointed by Council to

represent Local Interests,

including Education

Mr P Coen

Mrs R Carnall

Mrs J Powell

Mrs L Sedgmore

Nominated by the Court

Mr J A Holt

Dr A Hayes, CBE DL

Co-opted by the Council

Mr A J Booth, CBE

Mr C A Clark, CB

Mr J Derwig

Lady Kerr

Dr A Naylor

Dr B Porter

Mr M Taylor

Mr D R Varney

Mr J R Walshe, DL


214

Members of Council

1966 2002

Doctor of the University

22 October 1966

Sir John Adams, CMG FRS

Austen Harry Albu

Sir Leon Bagrit

Sir Alec Issigonis, CBE FRS

The Rt Hon the Earl of Munster, KBE

Dame Sybil Thorndike, DBE

6 January 1968

Julian Bream, OBE

Professor Joseph Cathala, Officier Légion d’Honneur

Sidney Frank Rich, OBE

Dr Ralph Winton West, CBE (Posthumous)

2 December 1968

Professor Carl Hirsh

Sir William Houghton

Dr Francis Edgar Jones, MBE FRS

Rt Hon the Lord Nugent of Guildford

Lady Ruth Nugent

Professor Sir Alfred Grenville Pugsley, OBE FRS

3 December 1969

Sir Harold Montague Finniston, FREng FRS

Professor Sir Michael James Lighthill, FRS

Dr Arthur Douglas Merriman, GC OBE

Dr Edward John Victor Pasmore, CBE

Dr Beatrice Shilling, OBE

5 December 1970

Professor Etienne Paul Grandjean

Professor Sir George Porter, FRS

The Rt Rev George Edmund Reindorp

Sir Ernest George Woodroofe

4 December 1971

Professor Stephane du Chateau

Sir Edward Fennessy, CBE

Sir Laurens Jan van der Post, CBE

1 December 1972

Professor Dennis Gabor, CBE FRS

Philip Victor Marchant

Dr Charles Garrett Williams

1 December 1973

Yehudi Menuhin

Dr Rendel Sebastian Pease

30 December 1974

Professor Sir Hermann Bondi, KCB FRS

Philip Sydney Henman

John William Penycate

Honorary Graduates

215

27 August 1975

Sir Alfred Charles Bernard Lovell, OBE FRS

Sir Frederick Lincoln Ralphs

Lady Jackson, DBE (Barbara Ward)

29 November 1975

Sir Charles Forte

The Rt Hon Lord Gardiner of Kittisford

Dr Douglas Malcolm Aufrere (Peter) Leggett

Sir Ronald Wallace Wates

The Rt Hon Viscount Watkinson of Woking

Lt Col Herbert James Wells, CBE MC

4 December 1976

Sir Kenneth George Corfield

Professor Thorold Dickinson, CBE

Dr Joseph Needham, FRS

26 January 1977

The Rt Hon Lord Robens of Woldingham, PC

3 December 1977

Sir Frederick Charles Frank, FRS

Elisabeth Frink, CBE

Sir Claus Adolf Moser, Comdr de l’Ordre Nat du Mérite (Fr)

Honorary Graduates

1 December 1978

Professor Ralf Gustav Dahrendorf

Sir Ralph Freeman, CBE

Professor William Valentine Mayneord, CBE FRS

30 November 1979

Sir Henry Frederick Ross Catherwood

Professor Otto Gustaf Edholm

Sir George Robert Edwards, OM CBE FREng FRS

Professor Reginald Victor Jones, CB CBE FRS

Sir Shridath Surendranath Ramphal, CMG

28 November 1980

Dr Duncan Sheppey Davies

Dr Eric Duckworth

Vernon Handley

Sir Francis Avery Jones, CBE

4 December 1981

Dr Jack Birks, CBE

Sir Ernest Thomas Harrison, OBE

Dr Richard Hoggart

3 December 1982

John Eveleigh Bolton, CBE

Professor Sir David Gwynne Evans, CBE FRS

John Royden Maddox

Sir David Alexander Orr, MC

2 December 1983

Sir Arnold Stanley Vincent Burgen, FRS

Viscount Etienne Davignon

Sir Ieuan Maddock, CB OBE FRS FREng

Sir Georg Solti, KBE


216

7 December 1984

Professor Rosalinde Hurley

Robert Malpas, CBE FREng

Thomas Irvine Smith, OBE

Sir John Vane, FRS

6 December 1985

Dr ir Hendrikus Ludovicus Beckers

Dennis Joseph Enright

Sir John Harvey-Jones, MBE

Samuel Curtis Johnson

12 December 1986

Anthony Alfred Caro, KB

Dr Ronald Frederick Coleman

Dr Desmond George King-Hele

Professor Sir William Macdonald Paton, CBE FRS

11 December 1987

Bernard Albert Eastwell, OBE

Dr Kevin William Keohane, CBE

Sir John Emms Read

Henri Charles Vidal

9 December 1988

Professor Ke Jun (Tsun Ko)

Sir Richard Anthony Meyjes

Brian Frederick Street

Sir Francis Leonard Tombs

8 December 1989

Sir Geoffrey Allen, FRS

The Rt Hon Lord Cockfield of Dover

Sir Charles Hugh Reece

6 July 1990

The Rt Hon Lord Wolfson of Marylebone

20 July 1990

John Stuart Bevan

The Rev Dr Donald English

7 December 1990

Sir Walter Bodmer, FRS

Baroness Cumberlege of Newick, CBE

Sir Denis Rooke, CBE FRS FREng

Professor Jon Stallworthy

19 July 1991

Professor Paul Joseph Black, OBE

Dr Gerhard Weiler

29 November 1991

Professor George Alfred Hugh Elton, CB

Sir Charles Barnard Groves, CBE

Dr Carole Jordan, FRS

The Lord Rayner of Crowborough

The Rt Rev and Rt Hon the Lord Runcie of Cuddesdon

Leonard John Weaver, CBE

17 July 1992

Academician Igor Semyonovich Kon

24 July 1992

The Very Rev Desmond Anthony Beirne

31 July 1992

Richard John William Alston

Professor Robert Anthony Bernard Leaper, CBE

Honorary Graduates

217

4 December 1992

Professor Sushantha Kumar Bhattacharyya

His Eminence Cardinal (George) Basil Hume

Leonard John Kail

Professor Claude Levy-Leboyer

Professor Howard Joseph Newby

Professor Alexander Michael Ross

Professor William Duncan Paterson Stewart

30 July 1993

Professor David Burman Edgar

Professor Alexander Shurbanov

3 December 1993

Dame Elizabeth Esteve-Coll

Zena Oxlade, CBE

Professor Kenneth Packer, FRS

Sir Austin William Pearce, CBE FREng

Professor Roger Penrose, FRS

Dr Heinz Riesenhuber

8 July 1994

Dr Peter Brinson

Geoffrey Lomer, CBE FREng

Chikahisa Nagai

Professor Yasuharu Suematsu

22 July 1994

Professor Peter Clifford McIntosh

29 July 1994

Professor Henry Chadwick

9 December 1994

Peter Bonfield, CBE FREng

Bryan Hildrew, CBE FREng

Dr Zenon Jagodzinski

Professor Anthony Kelly, CBE FREng FRS

Dr Alan Rudge, OBE FREng FRS

Charles Sandbank, FREng

27 July 1995


1 December 1995

The Rt Rev Michael Adie, CBE

Dr Cham Tao Soon

Professor Rita R Colwell

Baroness Caroline Cox of Queensbury


1 July 1996

Dame Judith Olivia Dench, OBE

19 July 1996

The Rt Hon Baron Nolan of Brasted

25 July 1996

Monica Mason

20 December 1996

Professor Sir David Davies, CBE FREng FRS

Professor Patrick Boulter, FRCSE FRS

12 June 1997

Professor Ernst-Ulrick Schlünder

13 June 1997

Sir Rocco Forte

30 June 1997

David Miller

Nicholas Serota

23 July 1997

Rt Rev John Jukes, OFM.Conv

Sir Trevor McDonald, OBE

24 July 1997

Marilyn Speers Butler

Iona Margaret Balfour Opie

5 December 1997

Evelyn Elizabeth Ann Glennie

12 December 1997

Nabil Mohammed Shaban

Sir John Meurig Thomas, FRS

19 June 1998

Sir Richard Eustace Thornton, OBE

3 July 1998

Sir Richard Charles Hastings Eyre, CBE

22 July 1998

Professor Hendrick Cornelis Gerard Kemper

24 July 1998

Rev Dr Kenneth Gerald Greet

4 December 1998

Dr Paul Bélanger

Peter Kenneth Blair, OBE FREng

Dr Sam Ramsamy

17 June 1999

Siobhan Davies, MBE

18 June 1999

General Sir Rupert Anthony Smith, KCB DSO OBE QGM

Professor Akito Arima

22 July 1999

Professor John Race Godfrey Tomlinson, CBE

3 December 1999

Mary Patricia McAleese

Professor Stephen Campbell Holt, OBE

Sir Richard Sykes, FRS

Dr John Michael Taylor, OBE FRS

10 December 1999

Margaret Mary Douglas, CBE

3 July 2000

Patrick Caulfield

14 July 2000

Tanni Grey-Thompson, OBE

21 July 2000

Michael David Wheeler

1 December 2000

Ron Dennis

15 June 2001

Sir Eric Ash, CBE FREng FRS

2 July 2001

Professor Anthony Douglas Cragg

Jocelyn Herbert

27 July 2001

Michael Marland, CBE

30 November 2001

Sir John Parker, FREng

Dr Andrew G Rickman, OBE

13 June 2002

Robert Hawley, CBE

Alan Hayes, CBE

17 July 2002

John Stephen Morrill

25 July 2002

Brian Wouldhave Alderson

John Andrew Sutherland

Master of the University

2 December 1968

Harold Arrowsmith

11 July 1980

Grenville Bertram Brook

17 July 1981

Hubert Beresford Walker

4 December 1981

Walter Ronald Hayward

16 July 1982

Maurice Kerridge

15 July 1983

Brigadier Keith Hudson, CBE

13 July 1984

Bertram Eric Twyford

Herbert Culverhouse Weller

12 July 1985

Winifred Logan

11 July 1986

John Anthony Charles Humphries, OBE

Marga Elizabeth Schmitz

10 July 1987

Harry Walter Grafton

Eilean Pearcey

8 July 1988

Eric Russell Chamberlin

Iraj Mottahedin

7 July 1989

Ronald Francis Eatwell

The Rev Anthony Landsell Lovegrove

6 July 1990

Morag Morris

5 July 1991

Bill Bellerby, MBE

Doreen Bellerby, MBE

Dr Halla Beloff

Martin Hughes

Mary Lloyd-Jones


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Honorary Graduates

219

17 July 1992

Barry Michael Rose

Helen Patricia Sharman, OBE

Babette Esther Stern

31 July 1992

Calton Hearn Younger

9 July 1993

Naim Ibrahim Attallah

Gerald Fleming

30 July 1993

Canon Gerald Greenwood

8 July 1994

Gordon Clifford Hartman

7 July 1995

Patricia Maureen Grayburn

Shobana Jeyasingh, MBE

Leonard James Schwarz

21 July 1995

Thomas Andrew Bligh

27 July 1995

Jan Beaney

14 June 1996

Brian Francis Conroy, MBE

19 July 1996

Antony Reginald Kenney, LVO

26 July 1996

Anthony Nicolson

25 July 1997

Howard A Berry

23 July 1998

Gulam Khaderboy Noon, MBE

24 July 1998

Geoffrey Stuart Duncan

17 June 1999

Barry Andrew Stone

3 July 2000

Robert Malcolm Pride

14 July 2000

Ann Marion Thomson

15 June 2001

William Mark Seeman

The Very Rev Alexander Gillan Wedderspoon

18 July 2001

William K Spofford

29 May 2002

Arthur Richard Chandler

David Watts

13 June 2002

Brian Robert David Yendole

26 July 2002

Lorna Mary Nancy Vlasto

Bachelor of the University

5 July 1991

William Wilfred Richard Groves

Frank Keitch

Allan Whipper Wells, MBE

9 July 1993

Joy Gallop

John Stevens, BEM

14 June 1996

Edwin Charles Valler, MBE

12 June 1997

Warwick John Brench

19 June 1998

Kenneth John George

23 July 1999

Frank Charles Pope

9 December 2000

Jean Marie McGinley

Eileen Walker

Master of Science

2 December 1968

Clifford Courtney Aynge Gibbs

12 July 1975

Kenneth John Joyner

Ronald Frederick Nunn

17 July 1976

Douglas Boraston Peplow

15 July 1977

Alan Fryson Mitchell

Johannes Jacobus Zonsveld

14 July 1978

Frederick Henry Norman Hambrook

Eric Thornton

1 December 1978

John William Wakely

13 July 1979

Hector Aitken Wainwright

Master of Music

17 July 1976

James Blades, OBE

Fellow of the University

4 December 1971

Charles Wallace Tonkin

30 November 1974

Arthur Ernest Johnston, CBE


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Acknowledgements

The Vice-Chancellor

A very large number of people have contributed to thismagnificent record of the first thirty-five years of the University ofSurrey, and I am most grateful to all of them. I would like to thankin particular Christopher Pick, who wrote the text; The ColourWorks, for design and production; Sylvia Tyler, who did excellentwork in assembling the illustrations; the staff of our archives, ledby Arthur Chandler and more recently by Maureen Shettle; andTrevor Thorne, the University’s Director of Marketing and PublicAffairs, who has led and co-ordinated the project.

Patrick Dowling

Guildford, July 2002

Christopher Pick

I would like to thank Patrick Dowling and Trevor Thorne forgiving me the opportunity to write this book and to immersemyself in the history and current work of a fascinating institution.

The two principal sources I used in researching my text werethe University’s extensive archives and interviews with a largenumber of University staff members, past and present, andfriends of the University. I would particularly like to thank all ofthem for taking the time to talk to me, for providing me withmuch useful source material, and for checking parts of the text.They are: Alf Adams, Steve Baker, Susan Balgarnie, PeterBeardsley, Bill Bellerby, Glynis Breakwell, Gwyn Brown, PeterButterworth, Derry Caleb, Arthur Chandler, Mike Clark, JaneCohen, Tom Crawshaw, Alwyn Davies, John Davies, Wyn Davies,Patrick Dowling, Sir George Edwards, Lewis Elton, Pat Grayburn,Peter Goldfarb, Bob Gunn, John Hobrough, Gordon Hartman,Barry Hitchcock, Nigel Hodge, John Humphries, Adam Jakeway,David James, Brian Johnson, Anthony Kelly, Michael Kipps,R Kotas, Sir Richard Meyjes, Audrey Nice, Bill North, Oliver

Parker, Malcolm Parry, Richard Paxton, Jack Penycate, DavidPollard, Rosemary Pope, Stan Portalski, Caroline Royle, JohnSalmon, Ken Stephens, Jane Stockall, James Strawson, Sir MartinSweeting, Arthur Tarrant, Trevor Thorne, David Varney, SueWalton, Fiona Wareham, David Watts, and Margaret Westwood. Ialso drew on the two invaluable previous histories of theUniversity and Battersea Polytechnic, by Roy Douglas and HArrowsmith.

In addition, a very large number of people in the Universityand outside it provided information and checked sections of thetext. That they are too numerous to name here does not diminishmy gratitude to them.

I must, however, mention especially Emeritus Professor JohnSalmon, who was a never-failing source of information and adviceon Battersea Polytechnic and on the first years of the University inGuildford; and Sylvia Tyler, who, besides assembling a superbcollection of illustrations, acted as a guide to the University duringthe 1980s and 1990s. In addition I am most grateful to all thealumni who contributed recollections of their years in Guildfordand Battersea; to Leonard Kail, John Salmon, Arthur Tarrant andJohn Taylor, each of whom wrote one of the portraits of key figuresin the University’s history; and to Gordon Hartman and RichardHinton, for supplying the images of leaves from trees in theUniversity’s collection that appear on the inside covers of this book.

I would also like to thank Gemma Madle, who undertookresearch at an early stage in the project, Catherine Dawson andAntony Mason for editorial assistance, Suzanne Bosman for helpwith photographs, Maureen Shettle of the University’s archives,Christopher Yates, archivist at Westminster–Kingsway College(which now occupies what was formerly the principal building ofBattersea Polytechnic), and Robin Bishop and Margaret Bryant forarchitectural and historical advice.

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IndexPage numbers in italics refer to illustrations.

AAberfan 47Academic Assembly 91Accelerator Laboratory 29ACCORD partnership 111Accredited Institutions 113-14Adams, Professor Alfred 29, 32, 76, 95, 98, 120, 121, 213Advanced Technology Institute 9, 124, 126AHRB (Arts and Humanities Research Board) 160Airey, Professor David 158-9, 212, 214Albu, Austen 195anniversaries

Polytechnic 176, 184University 66, 98, 99-100, 101, 210-11

Anthony Kelly Development (Surrey Technology Centre) 128, 129, 130

AQA (was Associated Examining Board) Building 81, 82Arber, Professor Sara 121, 122, 155-6, 213, 214Arendt, Professor Jo 121Arrowsmith, H 189, 218Art, Department of (Polytechnic) 174, 183Arts and Humanities Research Board (AHRB) 160arts prize 113, 114Ash, Sir Eric 213Associated Examining Board (later AQA) Building 81, 82Associated Institutions 10, 114Austin Pearce Building 113, 126

BBagrit, Sir Leon 23, 215Baker, Stephen 125Barefacts editors 75Battersea Court 36, 86Battersea Polytechnic

basic courses 173, 187building 170, 172-3, 175, 176, 177, 179, 180-1, 195, 198discipline 174established 176, 178expansion 176, 187, 199-200first degrees from 175-6in First World War 178funding of 172Governing Bodies 172, 200move from 13-14, 16-17, 19-22, 25-6, 31, 32, 200opening 166, 167 recipe book 182in Second World War 181, 183, 185space restrictions 188, 199sport 182see also individual terms

Battersea Polytechnic Magazine (later The Polygon) 175, 180, 181

BBC Southern Counties Radio Building 86Beardsley, Peter 67, 72

on funding 75Bellerby, Bill 33, 218Bennett, Terry 88Biochemistry, Department of 31, 76, 90, 91Biological Sciences, Department of 31, 116Biological Sciences, School of 100Biomedical and Life Sciences, School of 118, 149-50Biotechnology Unit 95Bird, Professor Graham 122, 155BOC (was British Oxygen) 81, 82Bondi, Herman 32, 214, 215Boyd, Professor L F 32Boys’ School (Polytechnic) 175, 176Breakwell, Professor Glynis 121Bridges, Professor Jim 122

on partnership 138British Association 35British Oxygen (later BOC) 81, 82Brown, Gwyn 98, 135, 214

Bryant, Margaret 168BSU (Business Skills Unit) 110Buckle, Professor Peter 120building 19

academic buildings 20, 35, 125-7, 172-3, 180delays 31residential buildings 35-6, 127, 138-9, 142, 180-1see also individual buildings

Bulmer, Professor Martin 121, 213Bureau of Industrial Liaison 32Business Skills Unit (BSU) 110business training 110Butterworth, Professor Peter 145, 212, 214

on funding 102, 104on planning 104

CCambridge Research Park 80campus 92, 137

aerial views 21, 37, 89established 30, 33landscaping 20, 87-8, 89, 90relocation of 20, 29, 30, 31see also individual terms

Canon European Research Centre 128CATs (Colleges of Advanced Technology) 16, 72, 75, 194-5, 199Centre for Adult Education 33Centre for Communications Systems Research 130Centre for Environmental Strategy (CES) 116, 153Centre for Neurosciences 116Centre for Policy and Change in Higher Education 151Centre for Research in Lifelong Learning 150Centre for Research into Nursing and Midwifery Education 150-1Centre for Research on Ageing and Gender 116, 118Centre for Satellite Engineering 100Centre for Translation Studies 157Centre for Vision, Speech and Signal Processing 116CES (Centre for Environmental Strategy) 116, 153Chandler, Arthur 140, 141, 219Charity Commissioners 170-1, 172Charter 13Charter Ball 70Checkland, Sir Michael 112Chemical and Process Engineering, Department of 96, 116Chemical Engineering, Department of 29Chemical Engineering, Department of (Polytechnic) 176, 178Chemical Physics, Department of 29chemistry 161, 162, 178, 182, 183Chemistry, Department of 31, 100Chemistry, Department of (Polytechnic) 174, 178, 180, 182,

183, 187Chick, Professor D R 29Civil Engineering, Department of 29, 96, 116Civil Engineering, Department of (Polytechnic) 195Claid, Dr Emilyn 160Clark, Dr Mike 26, 28Clift, Professor Roland 116, 120, 121, 122, 213Clinical Academic Units 154-5Coat of Arms 12Cohen, Jane 53Colleges of Advanced Technology (CATs) 16, 72, 75, 194-5, 199colour perception 155combined studies 35, 76, 115, 138computing studies 151, 152Computing Unit 29continuing professional development (CPD) 33, 115, 150Corbett, Professor Greville 121, 213Cory Dixon, John 18, 25Council Members 24 see also individual names and AppendixCPD (continuing professional development) 33, 115, 150cricket 50Crisp, Quentin 183Critchley, Julian 63, 65cycling 144

DDaghani, Arnold 33dance 94, 95, 160Davies, Professor Alwyn 178, 180, 189Davies, Professor Graeme 100Davies, Professor Ian 155

Davies, John 31, 204Davies, Wyn, 104, 212Davis, Quinn, on satellites 85Dearing, Sir Ron 107Dearing Committee 107departments 69 see also individual departmentsDerry, Lionel 197Digital World Research Centre 116, 128, 156Diplomas in Technology (Dip. Techs.) 195, 196, 197Disperse Technologies 130distance learning courses 164-5Domestic Economy, School of (Polytechnic) 175, 176Domestic Science, Department of (Polytechnic) 183Domestic Science Training College 180, 182, 183, 188Doughty, Professor Mark 180, 184-5Doughty, Sue 208Dougill, Professor John 213Dowling, Professor Patrick 8, 76, 100, 103, 112, 120, 122, 129,

134, 143, 144, 145, 210, 211, 213arts prize from 113, 114charity work 109on partnership 108-9leadership skills 102on logo 105multiple skills 102on planning 104on research 115, 118on service sector 126on Vision Statement 105

Downes, Steve 160du Chateau, Professor Stephane 39Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson 97, 207Duke of Kent, Edward 6, 38, 66, 70, 78, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101,

112, 128, 129, 210, 213, 214Duke of Kent Building 88, 124, 125-6

EE H Shepard Archive 140-1Eales-Reynolds, Dr Lesley-Jane 117Economics, Department of 95, 155Edith Clarke Lecture 35Educational Studies, School of 115, 150-1Edwards, Professor Brian 125Edwards, Sir George 22, 25, 32, 48, 49-50, 66, 70, 97, 212, 213Edwin Tate Library 180EIHMS (European Institute of Health and Medical Sciences)

16, 108, 118, 154-5Electrical and Control Engineering, Department of 29Electrical Engineering, Department of 29Electrical Engineering, Department of (Polytechnic) 195Electrical Engineering and Physics, Department of

(Polytechnic) 174Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Department of 68, 83, 85,

96, 99, 118electronics 83, 85, 132-3, 151-2Electronics, Computing and Mathematics, School of 151-2Elizabeth II, Queen 99-100, 101, 103, 130, 131, 132, 134, 204Elton, Professor Lewis 33, 61, 188, 195, 199, 214EnFlo (Environmental Flow Research Centre) 153engineering 49, 68, 144, 153, 191Engineering, Department of 194Engineering, Department of (Polytechnic) 180Engineering, Departments of (PUC) 192, 194Engineering, School of 108, 153Enigma code 193entertainment 26-7, 33, 34, 35, 36, 68, 70, 74, 92, 93, 137,

174-5, 180, 181, 190, 191Environmental Flow Research Centre (EnFlo) 153European Institute of Health and Medical Sciences (EIHMS)

16, 108, 118, 124, 154-5evaluation 90, 105, 145Evans, Professor Barry 103, 121, 122, 213, 214exchanges 136expansion 19, 28-9, 31, 35, 38, 68, 87, 99, 102, 107, 138, 171,

176, 187, 199-200Eyre, Professor Brian 180, 188, 197

FFarmer, Professor Richard 120, 121Federation 10, 112, 113

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fee paying 107funding from 135

fencing 92Fennessy, Group Captain Edward 39Fielding, Nigel 156Fife-Schaw, Chris 11853 Club 197Finniston, Sir Monty 70, 215flag 99Forbes, Sebastian 160Foundation Fund 115Free (later Free Arts) Festival 33, 34French 71friendly atmosphere 26-7, 28, 31, 93, 142, 190, 191fund-raising 22, 51, 68funding 102, 104-5, 142-3, 170-2, 195

from fee paying 135by government, restrictions 20, 22, 38, 44, 57, 59, 65,

68, 72-3, 75-6, 78, 90, 91, 95, 102, 107from research 82, 91, 96, 99, 115, 119, 128

GGamble, Professor Paul 164-5Gelletly, Professor Bill 118-19, 161-2, 214General Studies (was Liberal Studies) 32, 76Geodesic Dome 86, 106George Edwards Library 19, 35, 97, 141, 144German 71Giant Jump 109Gibbs, David 99Gilbert, Professor Nigel 121, 122, 213, 214Ginn, Jay 156Girls’ School (Polytechnic) 175, 176Goldfarb, Peter, on funding 91Goringe, Professor Mike 153Goss, Dr F R 189Goss, Steve 160Grayburn, Pat 113, 208Great Hall 100Grenfell Baines, George 16, 18, 19, 20, 35, 125Griffiths, Professor V S (Griff) 25, 54, 55-6, 187, 189, 214Griffiths Theatre 56Grimshaw, Nicholas 125Guildford 15

aerial views 17, 18functions for 33, 34, 35partnership with 108-9, 111primacy 14, 110relocation to 13-14, 16-17, 19-22, 25-6, 200see also individual terms

Guildford Cathedral 39, 50, 98aerial views 17

Guildford Civic Hall 23Guildford Consortium 136, 138Guildford Court 68, 93, 138Guildford Institute 114-15

HHampson, Professor Sarah 155-6Hartman, Gordon 188, 219

on trees 90Harwood, Joseph 172, 175Hazel Farm 138Head, Peter 213health and safety 68, 122healthcare 116, 118, 149, 150-1, 154-5, 163-4HealthNet 87Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) 104, 119history of University (publication) 98Hobrough, John 110-11, 143Hodge, Nigel 88Hogg, Quintin 16, 17, 168Holt, Stephen 112, 218Holy Trinity Church (Guildford) 211Home Economics, Department of 35, 76Honorary Graduates 98 see also individual names and Appendix Hookway, Sir Harry 180hospitality studies 93, 158, 190Hotel and Catering Management, Department of 31, 116Hotel and Catering Management, Department of (Polytechnic)

190, 194

Howe, Sir Geoffrey 72Human Biology, Department of 76Human Psychopharmacology Unit 118Human Sciences, School of 155-6Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of 31, 32Humphries, John 80, 218

Iindustrial year 32Institute of Industrial and Environmental Health and Safety 68Interdisciplinary Building 35International Evenings 190, 191Investing in Excellence programme 115ion implantation 68, 151-2Issigonis, Sir Alec 180, 186, 215

JJackson, Professor Daphne 60, 61-2, 124Jakeway, Adam 142-3, 214Janimak, Dr Jim 116Johnson, Dr Betty 62Johnson, Lieutenant F H 178Johnson, Professor Ron 62

KKail, Leonard 57, 59, 76, 81, 217

on research 80Kant, Dr Marion 116, 160Keddie, Dr Joe 120Keith, Penelope 210Kelly, Professor Anthony 58, 66, 67, 70, 76, 81, 98, 101, 112,

128, 129, 142, 213, 216on funding 72, 75, 91, 96multiple skills 59on overseas students 135people skills 57, 59principles 57, 59, 100on satellites 85on research 78, 80research skills 59retirement 90, 100

Kelly, Professor Michael 120, 121, 122, 212, 213, 214Kench, Peter 144Kenyon, Dr Joseph 120, 178, 180, 184, 185, 189, 195Kittler, Professor Josef 120, 121, 213Klemensiewicz, Professor Z 192

Llandscaping 20, 87-8, 90Language, Law and International Studies, School of

65, 104-5, 108, 157-8languages 65, 71, 157-8Lansdale, Professor Janet 121, 160-1lasers 120Lawrence, Kate 160Lawrenson, Professor Ross 163-4Lawson, Professor Graham 213Layson, Professor June 95, 160Lecture Theatre Block 35Led Zeppelin 34Leggett, Dr Peter 13, 14, 18, 23, 25, 26, 28, 29, 33, 35, 39, 42,

49, 55, 67, 98, 140, 212, 214, 215on expansion 199-200on funding 22, 44on landscaping 20leadership skills 43-4, 50multiple skills 44people skills 38, 43-4, 50principles 38, 43, 50at Rag event 34on relocation 16, 31, 32retirement 38, 44, 90

Leggett Building 87Leonard, Jerry 75, 76, 80Levine, Professor Paul 155Lewis Elton Gallery 33Liberal Studies (later General Studies) 196Linguistic and International Studies, Department of 136Linguistic and Regional Studies, Department of 31, 65Littauer, Ernest 191local history studies 113, 151

logo 105, 106Lovell, Sir Bernard 35Lovering, Professor 83lunar mission 133Lutzeier, Professor Peter 157-8Lynch, Professor James 149-50

MMacRae, Professor Ken 120Maguire, Robert 35-6Makowski, Professor Zygmunt 193, 213Management for the Service Sector, School of 126Management School Building 9, 126, 127, 165Management Studies for the Service Sector, School of

108, 158-9, 190Managing Directors’ Club 32, 50Manning, Jane 160Manor Farm (Manor Park) 9, 10, 143, 145Mason, Professor Paul 213Materials, Department of (Polytechnic) 197Materials Science and Engineering, Department of 95, 96, 144mathematics 152Mathematics, Department of 29MBA programmes 164-5McAleese, Mary 208McNair, Professor Stephen 122, 150-1mechanical engineering 191Mechanical Engineering, Department of 29Mechanical Engineering, Department of (Polytechnic) 187, 195Mechanical Engineering and Building Trades, Department of

(Polytechnic) 174medicine 116, 118, 149, 150-1, 154-5, 163-4Medlik, Professor Rik 194mentoring 111metallurgy 191, 197Metallurgy, Department of (Polytechnic) 195, 197Metallurgy and Materials Technology, Department of

29, 78, 96Meyjes, Sir Richard 75, 76, 212, 216

on funding 90Middlehurst, Professor Robin 121, 122midwifery 154Millennium House 124Millington, Alan 26, 201Miodownik, Peter 197Mitchell, Alan, on trees 90Moore, Allan 160Moore, Jim 197Morris, Estelle 107Mullens, Sir William 22, 24, 25, 212, 214multiculturalism 135, 142Munster, Earl of 23Murray, Keith 35-6music 95, 160-1Music, Department of 28Music, Department of (Polytechnic) 174, 176

NNational Coal Board (NCB) 45, 47National Power Environmental Flow Research Centre 116National Resource Centre for Dance 95NCB (National Coal Board) 45, 47neuroscience 116Nugent of Guildford, Sir Richard 14, 22, 51-3, 82, 215Nugent of Guildford, Lady Ruth 14, 22, 51-3, 52, 215Nursing, Department of 154Nursing and Midwifery, Department of 116nursing studies 68, 92, 150-1, 154nutrition 149-50

OOfficers 28, 98, 210

see also individual names and AppendixO’Riordan, George 169overseas students 135, 136, 142

PParry, Dr Malcolm 81, 128

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partnership 110ACCORD 111with Guildford 10, 108-9, 111international 11, 136, 138with medical institutes 163with Roehampton Institute 113-14with Surrey Research Park 128with Surrey Space Centre 132

Partridge, Miles 180Paxton, Richard 139, 142PDUs (Practice Development Units) 154Pearce, Sir Austin 126, 212, 213, 216Penycate, Jack 13-14, 218Performing Arts, School of 160-1performing arts activities 70, 74, 92 see also individual termsPerforming Arts Building 86performing arts studies 160-1Performing Arts Technology Studios 87PGMS (Postgraduate Medical School) 118, 163-4Pharmacoepidemiology, Department of 163pharmacology 149, 163-4Phillips, Henry 178Phillips, Tony 210Philosophy, Department of 35, 76physics 61, 120, 161, 162Physics, Department of 29, 61, 62, 76, 95, 96, 116, 119

exhibitions in 33Physics, Department of (Polytechnic) 175-6, 195Physics and Chemistry, School of 118, 161-2Pick, Professor Otto 63-5, 76, 79Pickard, Dr Sir Robert 11, 169, 178, 182Pickett, Professor John 120pioneering spirit 31-2planning 104, 108, 113Planning, Department of 104Pockney, Professor Bert, on exchanges 136policy-making, non-academic 120, 122Polish University College (PUC) 192-3Pollard, David 31, 72Polygon, The (was Battersea Polytechnic Magazine) 184, 187polytechnics 168

Battersea see Battersea Polytechnicexpansion 171funding for 170-1

Pope, Professor Rosemary 154-5Portalski, Dr Stan 192Porter, Dr Bernadette 112, 214Postgraduate Medical School (PGMS) 118, 163-4Practice Development Units (PDUs) 154Prince of Wales (later Edward VII) 166, 167, 168, 172Prince of Wales (later George V) 176Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh 130, 132, 134Princess Royal, Mary (1897-1965) 180, 188Pring, Alison 71professional year 32protests, student 36, 38, 70, 74

diminished 142psychology studies 155-6Psychology, Department of 95, 96, 116, 118, 115Public Relations, Department of 85PUC (Polish University College) 192, 194Pugsley, Professor Sir Alfred 180, 215

QQueen’s Award for Export Achievement 98, 99Queen’s Award for Technological Achievement 130Queen’s Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further Education 130, 133Quiet Centre 68, 86

RRAE (Research Assessment Exercise) 118-19RAM (Resource Allocation Method) 102, 104Rawson, Sidney 169, 180, 182Regent Street Polytechnic 168Reindorp, Right Rev. Dr George 14, 215research 11, 61, 63, 67, 68, 126, 187, 195

funding from 82, 91, 96, 99, 115, 119, 128individual achievements 120, 121institutes for see Cambridge Research Park;

Surrey Research Parkratings increases 96, 99, 118-19

scope 29, 95, 115-16, 118see also individual terms

Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) 11, 118-19Research Park see Surrey Research ParkResource Allocation Method (RAM) 102, 104Reynolds, Albert 103Rich, Sidney 18, 66, 201, 212, 214, 215Richard, Cliff, on religion 91Robbins Report 16Robens Centre for Public and Environmental Health 154Robens Institute of Industrial and Environmental Health

and Safety 95, 116Robens of Woldingham, Lord Alfred 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 39,

45-7, 50, 66, 67, 68, 70, 215, 215Robinson, Professor Colin 155Roehampton Institute, partnership with 113-14Royle, Caroline 142, 143Rudge, Sir Alan 213

SSafety, health and 68, 122Salmon, Professor John 31-2, 43-4, 187, 189, 214sandwich courses 188satellites 83-5, 87, 100, 130-3, 152schools 104 see also individual schoolsScience and Technology Bus 97Scientific and Industrial Research, Department of (Polytechnic) 178SCIES (Surrey Centre for International Studies) 155SEEC (Surrey Energy Economics Centre) 95, 155SeMS (Surrey European Management School) 105, 116, 126, 164-5Senate House 19, 20, 35, 36, 88, 90, 132

clock 29sit-ins 38, 70

Senate meetings 44service sectors 126, 158, 159Shattock, Michael, on funding 75Shepard, E H 140-1Shreir, Dr Lionel 191, 197Silva, Professor Ravi 117Simons, Professor Noel 213Sly, Allan 114, 210sociology 156Sociology, Department of 96, 118, 156Sound Recording, Department of 161South London Polytechnics Committee 171Space Structures Laboratory 35Space Structures Research Centre 29, 153, 194Space Structures Research Laboratory 36spectrometry 161spectroscopy 161Spicer, Evan 171sport 70, 182 see also individual sportsSports Hall 35SSTL (Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd) 83, 87, 130, 132, 133St Mary’s College 114Stag Hill 16-17, 19-20, 143Stag Hill Court 35-6statistics studies 152Stephens, Ken 31, 72

on satellites 85Stoke Park fund-raising event 22, 51strategic reviews 108Stubbs, Professor David 120Students’ Union 25-8, 33, 138, 143

Sabbatical Officers 139Students’ Union building 19, 35, 36, 37, 93

mural 112Surrey Centre for International Studies (SCIES) 155Surrey Centre for Research in Ion Beam Applications 123Surrey Court 36Surrey Energy Economics Centre (SEEC) 95, 155Surrey European Management School (SeMS) 105, 116, 126, 164-5Surrey Higher Education Compact 110-11Surrey Morphology Group 157-8Surrey Research Park 9, 59, 78-80, 91, 99, 100, 108, 115, 163

aerial views 79funding from 81, 82-3, 128, 130incubator 82, 128, 129, 130partnership with 128restaurant 81zones 82

Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) 83, 87, 130, 132, 133Surrey Scholar (statue) 114, 210Surrey Scholars 115, 116, 128Surrey Space Centre 83, 130

partnership with 132Surrey Technology Centre (Anthony Kelly Development)

82, 128, 129, 130sustainable development 116, 122, 127, 153, 159Sweeting, Professor Sir Martin 84, 103, 120, 122, 213

on satellites 83, 85, 130, 132Symons, Professor Martyn 180, 189Syngenta 130

TTailby, Professor Russell 192, 194Tarrant, Arthur 55-6Tate, Edwin 172, 180Taylor, John 63, 65Teaching Block 35technical education see polytechnicsTerry’s Pond 88Thames Barrier 103Thatcher, Baroness Margaret 72Thorndike, Dame Sybil 23, 215Tonkin, Charles Wallace 25, 39, 214, 219tourism studies 93, 158toxicology 149Toxicology, Department of 96, 99, 118translation studies 157travel-to-study areas 108Tüzün, Professor Ugur 120, 121Twyford Court 124Twyford, Eric 108, 218

on research 80Tyler, Sylvia, on satellites 85

UUGC (University Grants Committee) 20, 22, 38, 68, 72, 73, 75-6Underhill, Professor Michael 213UniSdirect 110UniSMaterials 118University Court 124, 138University Grants Committee (UGC) 20, 22, 38, 68, 72, 73, 75-6University of Surrey Society 51, 53University Tree Club 90

Vvan der Post, Col Sir Laurens 39, 215Varney, David, 25-8, 201, 214Varsity Centre 86Vickers Armstrong Ltd 49virtual learning 165Vision Statement 105

WWakely, J W 199Walker, Professor Alastair 213Walton, Sue 190Walton, Tim 93War Memorial 38wardens 142Wareham, Fiona 135Wates House 35Watts, David 108, 219

on partnership 109Wehrmeyer, Dr Walter 116Weiss, Professor Bernard 151-2Wells, Allan, at Moscow Olympics 77Wells, Lt-Col H J 22Wells, Sidney 169, 172, 175, 176, 182

resignation 176West, Dr Ralph 169, 187, 189, 194, 195, 199, 215Westwood, Margaret, on exchanges 136Wimbledon College of Art 114Wolfson Centre for Cytotechnology

(now Wolfson Centre for Cell Science) 87Women’s Subjects, Department of (Polytechnic) 174

ZZarek, Professor J M 29Zygalski, Henryk 194

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