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21 Jan 2022: A second national lockdown, imposed in Lent Term, left the College again sparsely occupied until the start of the Easter Term 2021. ... Dr Collin Constantine Official Fellow in Economics. Dr Emma Brownlee Ottilie Hancock Research Fellow in Archaeology.

22 Jun 2024: Undergraduate examination candidates who achieve a First are eligible for a Scholarship of £400.00. ... Undergraduate examination candidates who take an incomplete set of Examinations of University standard (Preliminary or Tripos) will be eligible for a

College position(s). Fellow, Director of Studies. Subject. Economics. Degrees, Awards and Prizes. ... Responsibilities. I supervise the final-year Macroeconomics Paper and serve as Director of Studies for Part IIA and IIB of the Economics Tripos.

examination, but who has exemplified the College ethos, either within the College or at University or national level. ... In the 1970s, undergraduates reading Economics demonstrated in favour of examination by dissertation in Part II.

22 Jun 2024: Originally from Greece, she moved to England when she was 16 and came up to Girton in 1969 to read Economics. ... Christina Koning is a novelist and short story writer who has reviewed extensively for the UK national press.

22 Jun 2024: Girton College’, from London Society, May 1882, giving detail of the Girton buildings and rooms, daily life, transport, study, examinations and student activities. ... Personal Papers of Eileen Power, 1889-1940, economic historian, wife of M M Postan.

Final Word (The Mistress). Organ Voluntary: The Fugue (sostenuto e legato) from Mendelssohn’s Sonata VI in D minor (Op 65, 1845). ... Appeal letter to the national newspapers, from the College Council minutes 14 October 1913 (archive reference: GCGB 2/1

22 Jun 2024: Examination results are an important part of the admission criteria but they are not the only thing we look at. ... Below are typical offers Girton would make on some of the most common national examination systems.

22 Jun 2024: Three would become the first women to pass Tripos examinations, which they sat on exactly the same terms as men: Sarah in Mathematics and Louisa and Rachel in Classics. ... The event was reported in the Telegraph national newspaper. It was the first in

the University of Oxford entrance examination, and A-levels, and where members of my family continue to live. ... Instead, I embarked on PhD studies in Law and Economics at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne.