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1 Jun 2012: Further details of Magdalene alumni events can be found on the back page. ... meeting and interacting. with interesting people from. very diverse backgrounds. in an exceptionally friendly.

8 Nov 2023: pound spent on alumni and development. activities. This great return is not only. ... alumni across the world. We are proud to report that this was the.

14 May 2014: We were humbled that two thirds of the young alumni (matriculated 2003–2009) we called gave over £6,000. ... son, with the aim of supporting talented young people in the performing arts, specifically.

14 May 2013: As a result, we neither properly understand nor care about the issues that so fixated nineteenth-century people. ... People knew, on the one hand, that ancient Palestine could not be transposed straightforwardly to modern Britain.

16 Aug 2023: Alumni and Development. Office. alumni@magd.cam.ac.uk. Enquiries relating to: student guest room bookings. ... 18. 6.3 CCTV. CCTV cameras are used in College to help safeguard the security of people and property.

21 May 2015: Please book via the Alumni & Development office. Non-resident Members’ Guest Nights 2015–2016. ... Please email alumni@magd.cam.ac.uk to register your interest in any of the above events.

31 May 2018: Magdalene Matters is published by the Alumni & Development Office, twice yearly, in Michaelmas and Easter terms. ... I have found this attitude reflected in the actions of the alumni too.

23 Nov 2015: team at College, constantly devising new ways of persuading people to part with their money! ... of Magdalene’s contactable alumni made a gift within the last financial year20.08%.

20 Nov 2012: colleges but by Exeter College, Oxford, that they have achieved an outstanding 37% of alumni participation. ... 2 MAGDALENE MATTERS DONORS’ REPORT. Alumni: 40% Fellows/Friends of the College: 17% Legacies: 34% Trusts/Foundations/Corporations: 9%.

24 Feb 2012: Some Cambridge colleges are now persuading more than a fifth of their alumni to make a donation every year. ... notion that it “wasn’t the place for people like us” influenced their decision.