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Looking forwards… Old Members’ Activities We held a successful QWN Strategy Session in College on Saturday 3 June. This generated lots of ideas for widening the range and reach of QWN events and for increasing engagement ahead of the 45 th Anniversary of co-education at Queen’s in 2024, which will be our major focus in the next academic year. And back… Many thanks, in particular, to Christine for her invaluable help and support in Jen’s absence this year, as well as to Catherine, Heather, Emily and all in the College’s Old Members’ Office for their input to all our endeavours in the last year, and for helping ensure that everything runs so smoothly. Finally, special thanks too to Jane Welsh (PPE, 1979) who stepped down from the Committee in April 2023 after six years. Jane is a founder member of the Queen’s Women’s Network and was instrumental in its creation and launch in 2018 as part of the celebration on the 40 th anniversary of co-education at Queen’s. QWN Committee Nathalie Allen (1997) Wendy Burt (1979) Janet Hayes (1981) Katherine Irving (1984) Elizabeth Pilkington (2000) Alison Sanders (1979) 70 The Queen’s College | College Record 2023
GAUDIES – FUTURE INVITATIONS Due to cancellations caused by COVID-19, invitations for the Boar’s Head Gaudy and the Needle and Thread Gaudy have been rescheduled as follows: Boar’s Head Year Matric Years 2024 1988 & 1989 2025 2000 & 2001 2026 1990 & 1991 2027 2002 & 2003 Old Members’ Activities Needle and Thread Year Matric Years 2024 2006 & 2007 2025 1978 & 1979 2026 2008 & 2009 2027 1980 & 1981 Jubilee Matriculation Gaudy Lunch Year Matric Years 2024 1974/1964/1954 2025 1975/1965/1955 2026 1976/1966/1956 2027 1977/1967/1957 Old Members’ Dinner Saturday 21 September 2024 All Old Members welcome College Record 2023 | The Queen’s College 71
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CONTENTS From the Provost 6 Reports
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Credit: David Fisher SENIOR TUTOR
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Rebecca Beasley (English) This year
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Professor Philip Schlesinger (1967)
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Legacy Gifts Dr Bill Frankland (193
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