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Lucas Cheng (a first-year Economics undergraduate) in the Men’s 50 butterfly = 9th.

Callum Williams (2008, Geography) was the 2011–12 Choate Fellow at Harvard, and is now an author and a senior economics writer for The Economist. ... My yearlong Fellowship undoubtedly expanded my horizons and laid the groundwork that enabled me to

More broadly, combining the economics of disease and the economics of religion can tell us about the intermingling of heterogeneous communities and shed light on the factors that contribute to religious ... conflict.”. Dr Iyer was recently interviewed

Danielle Wright (2019, Land Economy) and Beth Kearsley (2019, Economics) co-founded Females in Finance in September to help reduce gender inequality in finance by preparing and encouraging young ambitious female ... They were also joined by another Catz

The judges were highly impressed with the many ways in which Barnham is challenging stereotypes – including across its curriculum, library, visitors and school trips – showing children a wide range of roles

In addition, the Senior Cup was presented to the winners of the Veterans’ Boat Race for the first time in tribute to St Catharine’s alumnus Dr Tim Senior (1993, Economics). ... Joe Holey at stroke (credit: All Mark One). Alumnus Dr Tim Senior (1993,

In this case, however, the King was not concerned with the philosophical curriculum but with religious policy.

The Lead Curator of Black Atlantic: Power, People, Resistance is Dr Jake Subryan Richards, Assistant Professor of International History at the London School of Economics and Political Science, and his

His research interests include Roman legal and economic history, with a focus on the relationship between economic development and legal change during the last centuries of the Roman Republic.

The study was conducted during February and March 2021, and involved 5,178 people right across the United States, with findings published in the journal European Economic Review in November 2023.

Economic Assessment Panel – to assess and report on the latest available scientific, environmental, technical and economic information ‘beginning in 1990, and at least every four years thereafter’.

It was also poignant for the St Catharine’s community that television coverage on 27 March included a tribute to alumnus Tim Senior (1993, Economics), who sadly died earlier this year.

Prior to joining the faculty of Economics at Cambridge, she obtained her PhD at Yale University, where she specialized in the fields of Labour Economics and Applied Econometrics.

living and working abroad, the economic opportunities available to women, the domestic contribution of men and the “double burden” faced by women who work while managing unpaid domestic responsibilities.

Economics undergraduate) played in the Varsity match for the men’s third team (the Kestrels), who lost 0-1 to Oxford. ... Table Tennis. Alumnus James Smith (2020, Land Economy; back for a Real Estate Finance MPhil) and Yujie Fan (an Economics MPhil

His work sits at the intersection of socio-legal studies, legal pluralism, economic development and the rule of law, and explores the fragmented and plural forms of order that exist within

In addition to celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women, International Women's Day also calls for a gender equal world, free from bias, stereotypes and discrimination.

will enhance a rich curriculum that seeks to prepare students for a global world.

The persons who feature in this mosaic range from intellectual figures such as 1940s rebel rouser Wang Shiwei and 1950s movie star Shangguan Yunzhu to economic reformer Zhao Ziyang and the

His work is situated at the intersection of socio-legal studies, legal pluralism, economic development and the rule of law.

Dr Gallagher spoke during a well-attended Sub-Committee session on 12 October that examined the political, economic and legal impact of both the original Protocol and the new Bill, and

To name just one of many examples, readers may recall the Heller Research Fellowship in computer science supported over a decade by the generosity of Fellow Commoners Sir Michael (1995, Economics)

They may also have economic impacts, via the disruption of fisheries.”.

However, COVID-19 triggered and exacerbated a host of social, political and economic issues, which some of our Fellows stepped forward to help address. ... on the financial sector on his ongoing economics blog.

Also awarded a Cambridge Digital Humanities digital resources award worth £10,000 and a Economic and Social Research Council Doctoral Training Partnerships discretionary award worth £3000, both in support of digitising

Awad Shah, second-year Economics undergraduate and JCR Sports and Societies Officer at St Catharine’s, added:.

Explaining her novel approach to the competition, she commented:. “When writing this essay, I was conscious that we are facing a challenging economic and political landscape that is likely to affect

Martha Rushbrooke (a fifth-year Veterinary Sciences student). Rob Simmons (a second-year Economics undergraduate).

The schedule for the day will be determined by Dominic Harding (1993, Economics) based on the availability of players so alumni and students are encouraged to sign up as soon as

Ally’s text reflects the broader ethical, political and economic ramifications these issues and concludes, “Our lives must change in this and every nation so prayer and action shall not be

Sir Michael was admitted to St Catharine’s to read Economics and was later elected a Fellow Commoner by the College’s Governing Body in 2003.

Episode 8: Featuring Lena Riecke (2017, Law) discussing economic power, lethal autonomous weapons systems, and inequality in customary international law.

The Economics Fellows on their research into poverty and inequality, given that $5.50 per day was the poverty line for upper-middle-income countries for many years.

Since October 2019, these external members have been Andy Connell (1990, Land Economy), Meenal Devani (1994, Economics) and Neil Ostrer (1978, History), who have all contributed their expertise on a voluntary

2007) – speaking at the Economics Society dinner.

At the end of its first five-year corporate plan, the organisation had a total economic impact in excess of £1 billion.

What was your academic journey before Cambridge? AL: “I began my university studies at New York University, before majoring in Economics at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

1. St Catharine’s alumnus Euan Finlay (2004, Economics) and his wife, Emily Lamb Finlay, approached the College with a proposal to fully fund a Scottish student who has been offered

Dr Vasileios Kotsidis (2019) was the Bibby College Assistant Professor and Director of Studies in Economics at St Catharine’s until August.

After more than five decades (1969 to 2022), 12 general elections, and 10 prime ministers Malaysia has enjoyed peace, stability, economic growth, and a relatively satisfactory level of well-being with

St Catharine’s at night. Ollie Rosen (2018, Natural Sciences) and Harry Stonebridge (2018, Economics).

In recent years including 2022, Dominic Harding (1993, Economics) has kindly supported planning for the day and helped to prepare the fixtures schedule based on players’ availability.

Harry Leng (2017, Economics, St Catharine’s cricket and hockey team member, hockey Blue and College sports bursary recipient, remarks:.

Rosanna Machado (1994, Economics) has worked in the events industry for over 20 years.

African Studies; Archaeology and Anthropology; Architecture and History of Art; Asian and Middle Eastern Studies; Classics; Criminology; Development Studies; Divinity; Economics; Education; English; Geography; History; History and Philosophy of

socio-economic status.

She is currently the UK government’s focal point to the UN Economic Commission for Europe on matters of sustainability and education.

Rosanna Machado (1994, Economics) was appointed Lieutenant of the Royal Victorian Order (LVO) for services to the Platinum Jubilee of Her Late Majesty The Queen; and.

James joined St Catharine’s as an undergraduate in 2001 to read Economics, and is now an executive director of UK Government Investments.

As well as direct impacts on health and biodiversity, biosecurity failures can have serious economic consequences – such as those seen in the UK with the 2001 and 2007 Foot and Mouth