����Vlog�ٷ� Cambridge: Senior Members

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Our Senior Members represent a valuable network of experienced and accomplished individuals who enrich the intellectual and social environment at ��Vlog�ٷ�.

People conversing at the Mansion House event in 2025

The College is proud to count over 200 Senior Members among its community. Our Senior Members come from a wide range of backgrounds, including holders of senior University positions and notable figures in business, industry, and professions. Senior Members are encouraged to engage with the College's community and get involved with its activities and development. This can include mentoring, academic support, and contributing their expertise.

"A glance back at my diary shows that most years I enjoy attending ��Vlog�ٷ�’s Entrepreneurship events, the Lee Lecture, and Law Society events such as the David Williams Annual Lecture. I come along to our monthly Senior Members' lunches and termly talks and enjoy our excellent library and gardens too. Being an active Senior Member at ��Vlog�ٷ� has helped maintain my sense of belonging to our wonderful University."
Finola O'Sullivan, Senior Member from 2016

Hear more from some of our current Senior Members in our profiles underneath the A-Z list.

Senior Members' Events

Senior Members are very welcome to attend College events throughout the year. There are also regular Senior Members' lunches, which normally fall on the final working day of the month. These offer Senior Members the opportunity to dine at ��Vlog�ٷ� on a reserved table in the Dining Hall.

Senior Members' Lunches - dates for academic year 2026 - 2027

Michaelmas Term

Friday 30 October
Monday 30 November
Thursday 31 December

Lent Term

Friday 29 January
Friday 26 February
Wednesday 31 March

Easter Term

Friday 30 April
Monday 31 May
Wednesday 30 June

"Universities today need a wide variety of expertise and experience to succeed, not just the research of the Fellows. This is where the Senior Membership of ��Vlog�ٷ� can be so valuable to the College and its members. I think it's very useful that those working in the wider university have a college connection, as the colleges are the hearts and minds of the organisation."
Mary Jennings, Senior Member from 1999

Garden Party dinner in the Dining Hall in 2024

List of Senior Members

A-C: Dr David Adams
Mr Peter Agar
Dr Ismael Al-Amoudi
Mrs Kim Allen
Dr Martin Allen FSA FRHistSoc
Ms Valerie Appleby
Dr Jonathan Ashley-Smith FRSC
Dr Zoltan Asztalos
Mr Mirza Baig
Lord Richard Balfe FRSS
Mrs Amanda Bamford
Mr Sebastiano Barassi
Mr Adrian Barlow
Miss Terry Barringer
Dr Nicholas Baylis FRSA
Mr Jonathan Beart
Mr David Bennett
Mrs Sheila Betts BEM
Dr Pamela Black
Dr Harry Bradshaw
Dr Richard Bramwell
Dr Linda Bree
Dr Kathleen Breed
Dr Luis Briseño-Roa
Mrs Doreen Burgin
Mr Robert Burgin
Dr Sarah Burton
Mrs Angela Busch
Dr Andrea Cantone
Mr Gaston Chan
Mr Christopher Clarke
Dr Nicholas Clemons
Mr Richard Collet-Fenson
Dr Christine Corton (Senior Member Governing Body Observer)
Mrs Sherry Coutu CBE
Mr Andrew Cox
Mrs Sally Cullen
Dr Rupert Curwen
Ms Jane Cuthbert
D-F: Dr John Dawson
Dr Anabela de Assis Pinto-Poulton
Mrs Barbara de Smith
Mr Paul Deal
Mrs Lesley Dingle
Mr Michael Diplock
Mr Michael Dixon
Mr Peter Donovan
Mr Adrian du Plessis
Sir Hugh Duberly KCVO CBE
Professor Timothy Duff FRHistS
Mr Anthony Dye
Professor John Edwards
Mrs Josephine Edwards
Dr Patricia Eisenach
Mr Jan Filochowski
Dr Olena Fim'yar
Mr Richard Fisher FRHistS
Sir Ronnie Flanagan GBE QPM
Dr Derek Ford
Dr Anne Forde
Dr Matthew Forrest
Mr Aidan Foster
G-I: Mr Joerg Geier
Dr Andreas Georgiou
Dr Ruchira Ghose
Dr Siddhartha Ghose
Dr Enrico Gili
Dr Hedwig Gockel
Dr Isabel Gonzalez
Dr Felicia Gordon
Ms Lesley Gray
Mrs Michele Greenbank
Mr Colin Greenhalgh CBE DL
Mr Ben Gunn CBE QPM CCIM
Dr Sepehr Hafizi FHEA FRCPsych
Dr Hannelore Hägele
Ms Binney Hare
Mr Roger Harrabin
Mr David Harris
Dr Terance Hart FRSC
Dr Catherine Harter
Dr Jürgen Harter
Mr Andrew Harvey
Dr Ralph Hawtrey
Reverend Christian Heycocks
Mrs Lynn Hieatt
Mrs Amanda Hill
Dr Suzie Hoelgaard
Dr Mark Hogarth
Mrs Beverley Housden
Professor James Hughes
J-L: Ms Mary Jennings (Senior Member Governing Body Observer)
Mrs Faith Johnson
Mr Nathaniel Johnson
Mr Orlando Johnson
Mr Ieuan Jones
Dr Roy Jones
Professor Brian Josephson
Dr Kriti Kapila
Dr Annabel Keeler
Mr Jonathan King
Mrs Anne Kirkman
Dr Wendy Kneissl
Dr Claudio Köser
Honorable Bruce Lander KC
Professor Peter Landrock
Dr Sandra Leaton Gray
Ms Dawn Leeder
Professor Alison Lennox
Professor Antony Lentin
Dr Scott Levy
Dr The Hon Sir David Kwok-Po Li GBM GBS OBE JP
Mr David Lie SBS OM JP
Mr Gordon Lister
Dr David Lott
Mrs Yunzhi 'Connie' Lu
Mrs Angela Lucas
Professor Peter Lucas FSA
Mr David Luhrs
M-O: Mr Terry Macalister
Dr Mary MacDonald
Dr Sebastian Macmillan
Dr Isobel Maddison
Mr Paul Malpas
Dr Sergio Martínez Cuesta
Dr Patrick McCabe
Mr Neil McGann
Mr Richard Meade
Dr Philip Meyler
Mr Adrian Miller
Mr Will Miller
Dr Sarah Monk FAcSS
Mr Roger Morgan
Dr David Morris FRSM
Mrs Marilyn Motley
Dr Dawn Muddyman
Mrs Lesley Murdin
Professor Paul Murdin OBE FRAS
Mr Simon Murray
Professor Irene Ng
Dr Claire O'Brien
Lady Sally Oliver
Professor Susan Oliver
Mrs Beryl O'May
Dr Ian O'Neill
Professor Christine Oppong
Ms Finola O'Sullivan
Dr Karen Ottewell
P-R: Dr Stefan Paetke
Mr Ray Palmer
Dr William Paterson
Dr Adar Pelah
Mrs Hilary Pennington
Ms Hilary Perrott
Mr Gautam Philip
Dr Julia Poole
Dr Jocelyn Probert
Dr Stefanie Reichelt
Mr Ian Rhodes
Dr Sandra Richards
Dr Wyn Richards
Dr Alan Rickard
Chief Superintendent David Roberts
Mr Simon Ross
S-V: Mr Manas Saikia
Mr Sumio Saito
Professor Akiko Sato
Professor Susumu Sato
Dr Andreas Schätzlein
Dr Jochen Schenk
Mrs Michelle Searle
Dr Nick Segal
Mr Richard Senior
Dr Majid Sheikh
Dr Neville Silverston MBE FRCGP
Mr James Smith
Dr Laurence Smith
Mr Tobias Smith
Dr Anna Snowdon
Professor Rosanna Sornicola Cuzzolin
Dr Quentin Stafford-Fraser
Dr Akeem Sule
Mr Richard Synge
Professor Göran Therborn
Dr Dan Tidhar
Dr Andrew Troup
Ms Rachael Tuley-Auld
Mrs Rosemary Turner
Dr Shailendra Vyakarnam
W-Z: Mrs Wendy Walford
Dr Martin Walsh
Dr Tracy Wang
Dr Philip Ward
Dr Di Wei
Mr Robin Weyell
Dr Margaret Whichelow
Professor John White
Dr Olwen Williams
Lady Sally Williams
Dr Lucy Wilson
Mrs Rachel Wilson
Ms Cynthia Wong
Dr YY Wong
Professor Kevin Yang
Dr Elias Zahar

Jocelyn Probert

After a decade in the finance industry in London and Tokyo, followed by ten years as a researcher at INSEAD's Euro-Asia Centre in France, Jocelyn began a PhD at Cambridge's Judge Business School in 1998, joining ��Vlog�ٷ� as a mature student. Her research focused on Japanese business practices, particularly inertia and change in under-studied industries during the 1990s, and later on global value chains across several countries. She has lived in Cambridge ever since, with brief periods elsewhere as a lecturer, and remained actively involved with ��Vlog�ٷ� as a Senior Member and former College Research Associate, continuing her contributions into retirement.

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Dr Akeem Sule

Akeem is a consultant psychiatrist at the Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust with a strong interest in how mental health is portrayed in popular media, particularly hip-hop, film, and TV. Originally from Nigeria, he was inspired by his mother, a psychiatric nurse, to pursue medicine and specialise in psychiatry. He is passionate about patient recovery, medical education, and representation, having found meaning in connecting with students through both academic and cultural references. He also conducted research on OCD at Cambridge and was drawn to ��Vlog�ٷ� for its diversity and mature student community.

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Colin Greenhalgh CBE

Born in Sunderland and raised in Leicester, Colin has pursued a lifelong commitment to education and public service. After studying History at St John's College, Cambridge, and completing a PGCE at Nottingham, he taught in secondary schools before serving 18 years as Principal of Hills Road Sixth Form College, where he significantly expanded both its reputation and campus. Following retirement, he held senior roles with Cambridge University Hospitals, Ofsted, and various educational trusts, while also contributing to Cambridge University and the Department for Education. He remains actively engaged in education governance, and was appointed CBE and Deputy Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire.

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Professor Tony Lentin

Tony Lentin with a backdrop of a rural painting

Tony is a Senior Member of ��Vlog�ٷ�, a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, and a Barrister. He was formerly Professor of History and Law Tutor at the Open University and has also taught at Keele and the University of Waterloo in Ontario. A distinguished historian of modern Europe, his work spans legal, political, and diplomatic history, and his most recent monograph is titled The Treaty of Versailles and The Carthaginian Peace: Peacemaking and Mythmaking 1918-1919. He has given talks at the ��Vlog�ٷ� Humanities Society and lunchtime seminars, and held various visiting roles at ��Vlog�ٷ� in addition to his Senior Membership under several Presidents.

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