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My Sweet baby girl has a mild hearing loss, and her last oae test oae's were present. We are going to attempted a behavoiral test the first week in oct. if she does not "test well" they want to do a sedadated abr mid oct. she will be 8 months
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She has had 2 sleep abr's done. at 1 month and 2 months old.
She has hearing aids she likes them!!
It is all very overwhelming.
DD has some tightness in her back neck legs arms, most of it is corrected with lots of work so we have Early intervention for her ot needs and soon to start on her speech coming every other week doctors/audioligest every other week sign lauguage class weekly.
I have decided that since we are not going on a vacation That the babies and I will be taking a vaction from appointments we are only doing fun things for one week now we need to find a week!! We will go to the park, granmas house, the pool, or the lake do arts and crafts play outside take naps and have jammie day. and not be intrupted by oh its time for... oh we have to go... We will do what we want.
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Hi Saddie,
My ds had a sedated abr over 5 years ago when he was 3. We had suspected a hearing loss but he was hard to test in a sound booth since he was an active toddler at that time. I absolutely hated having him sedated but it was the only way to get an accurate test result. It did confirm his moderate/severe loss and he was aided shortly thereafter.
DS is now 8 and is doing fantastic w/ his aids. He's a very "normal" boy and has adapted well.
I know how frustrating all those tests can be. It's great that you're taking a little break from them!!
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I have to agree... I had to berate a teacher at school once for standing over my kids and blowing his whistle to calm the cafeteria down. Of course, he stood over the kid with the moderate loss and I thought the poor kid was going to crawl under the table. This teacher "got it" that hearing aids didn't mean "perfect hearing," but failed to realize that some kids hear more than others and blowing a PE whistle in any kid's ear is just plain stupid! Of course, then there are those who think that because a student can talk, they can hear well. I had one student who absolutely understood no speech at all (her vision didn't allow for speechreading), but had learned and retained spoken language when she was younger (and her hearing loss was milder). She is 21 now and people still don't "get" that you have to sign or write (really, really big) to her for her to understand you...
And then there is the whole visual impairment thing... Kids with visual impairments who have low vision, even though they may wear glasses, still don't see as people with normal vision do -- and, just like with children with hearing aids, people don't understand why they didn't see them waiving from across the room. "Well, she is wearing her glasses!" Yeah, her glasses help her see the large print book 4 inches from her face, not someone waiving at her 20 feet away... And don't get me started when you have a student with low vision for whom glasses are of no benefit...
Now you have heard from both sides of my brain. *grin*


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The competition was dogged by rain in the initial stages, but the weather held fair for the final match between the two top teams, England and Australia. It was a stroke of good fortune that the 21st and final match proved the decisive tie - and England defeated Australia by 92 runs at Edgbaston. The victory was given a royal seal of approval: the trophy was presented by Princess Anne.
India 1978
Australia got their revenge against England, completing a comprehensive eight-wicket win with more than 18 overs to spare in the final. This time the competition was played in a 50-over format and was contested by only four teams - India, England, New Zealand and Australia - after West Indies and Holland had to withdraw because of financial difficulties.
Only six matches were played, held between January 1 and January 14. But that was six more than many people had expected: fears that the tournament would not go ahead were only ended when India - the only country which would attract large enough crowds to make it financially viable - agreed to host the tournament. The build-up was marred by controversy when England's captain Rachael Heyhoe-Flint was dropped amid rumours of jealousy of her popularity, with the older Mary Pilling replacing her in the leading role. Nevertheless, England managed to make the final, although they were soundly beaten after crawling to 96 for 8 at less than two an over.
New Zealand 1982
The same four teams that ran out in 1978 - plus an international XI - contested the third World Cup, and the format reverted to 60 overs. Australia took the honours once more when they faced England in a repeat of the 1978 final. The result went the same way when - in the penultimate over - Australia reached their target with three wickets to spare. More than 3000 spectators watched the match at Christchurch, and the game was also televised.
Australia 1988-89
Yet again the old firm of England and Australia met in the final, but Australia extended their advantage, scooping the title for the third time in a row. The match was held at the MCG, where England eked out a painfully slow 127 from 60 overs. Australia's batsmen responded in equally slow, yet ominously deliberate, fashion, losing only two wickets in reaching their target with 15 overs to spare. Ireland reached the third-place play-off.
England proceeded to scoop their second trophy in front of 4,500 at Lord's: lorry driver Jo Chamberlain was the hero of the hour with a spanking 38, a run-out, wicket and a catch. Denmark managed to win one match in what was an otherwise disappointing first World Cup, while Holland also won only one match.
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New Zealand, the hosts, pulled off a shock four-run win over the favourites Australia in a nail-biting contest at Lincoln. After scoring only 184 New Zealand seemed to have blown their chances, but offspinner Clare Nicholson turned events in their favour when she bowled Belinda Clark for 91 with Australia on 150 for 7. They lost two more wickets and started the final over needing five runs, but Charmaine Mason fell on the first ball of the over. Finally, the World Cup trophy had a new name on it.
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South Africa followed up the men's World Cup with the women's event two years later and the result was strikingly similar - Australia winning their fifth title after beating India in a one-sided final. They lost their openers early but were revived by Karen Rolton's unbeaten century that took them to 215. The target was competitive but India were overwhelmed by the occasion and fell 98 runs short. However the collapse was in contrast to India's performance earlier in the tournament. A washout on the first day followed three successive wins before they came up short against New Zealand. They met the same side in the semi-final but this time they were ready for the challenge; the young Indian captain Mithali Raj scored an unbeaten 91 to lead her team to its first World Cup final. Sky TV broadcast the semis and final in Pretoria.
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Royal Holloway, University of London (RHC or RHUL), is a public research university and a constituent college of the federal University of London. It has three faculties, 18 academic departments, and c.14,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students from over 100 countries. The campus is just west of Egham, Surrey, within the Greater London Urban Area, although outside the M25 motorway and c.19 miles (31 km) from the geographic centre of London.
The Egham campus was founded in 1879 by the Victorian entrepreneur and philanthropist Thomas Holloway. Royal Holloway College was officially opened in 1886 by Queen Victoria as an all-women college. It became a member of the University of London in 1900. In 1945, the college admitted male postgraduate students, and in 1965, male undergraduates.[4][5] In 1985, Royal Holloway College merged with Bedford College (another formerly all-women's college in London which was founded in 1849 and, like Royal Holloway College, joined the University of London in 1900 and became fully co-educational in 1965). The merged college was named Royal Holloway and Bedford New College (RHBNC), this remaining the official registered name of the college by Act of Parliament. The campus is dominated by the Founder's Building, a Grade I listed red-brick building modelled on the Château de Chambord in the Loire Valley, France.
RHC is ranked 12th in the UK, 36th in Europe, and 102nd in the world by the Times Higher Education World University Rankings for 2013-14.[6] This ranks Royal Holloway in the top 1% of all higher education institutions worldwide. It is particularly strong in arts and humanities. Admission into courses in English, Creative Writing, Psychology and Music are very competitive with a 9:1 applicants to place ratio.[7][8][9] RHC's degree courses in information security, Physics, International Relations, Earth Sciences and Media Arts are also particularly strong, frequently ranking in the top 10 of national subject rankings.[10] There are strong links and exchange programmes with leading institutions in the United States, Canada and Hong Kong, notably Yale University, the University of Toronto and the University of Hong Kong.[11]
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Royal Holloway College[edit]
Royal Holloway College, a women-only college, was founded by the Victorian entrepreneur Thomas Holloway in 1879 on the Mount Lee Estate in Egham.[12] The founding of the college was brought about after Holloway, seeking to fulfil a philanthropic gesture,[13] began a public debate through The Builder[13] regarding 'How best to spend a quarter of a million or more', at which point his wife proposed to build a college especially for women.[14] Holloway later increased his original sum of money to half a million, and today, the campus is still best known for its original 600-bed building, known as the Founder's Building, designed by William Henry Crossland and inspired by the Château de Chambord in the Loire Valley, France.[13][15] Sir Nikolaus Pevsner called the original college building "the most ebullient Victorian building in the Home Counties", and noted that together with its sister building the Holloway Sanatorium, it represents "the summit of High Victorian design". The Founder's Building, which is now Grade I listed,[16] was officially opened in 1886 by Queen Victoria,[12] who allowed the use of "Royal" in the college's name.[17][18] Founder's has been described by The Times as "one of Britain's most remarkable university buildings", largely due to its elaborate architecture,[19] and according to The Sunday Times it "makes the college instantly recognisable".[15] The college also has a Chapel, completed in 1886 as one of the last parts of the university to be finished.[20] October 1887 saw the arrival of the first 28 students at Royal Holloway College.[20] It later became a constituent of the University of London in 1900, as did Bedford College which eventually merged with RHC.[12]
Merger of Royal Holloway College and Bedford College (1985)[edit]
Bedford College was founded by Elizabeth Jesser Reid in 1849 as a higher education college for the education of women.[14] Reid leased a house at 47 Bedford Square in the Bloomsbury area of London, and opened the Ladies College in Bedford Square. The intention was to provide a liberal and non-sectarian education for women, something no other institution in the United Kingdom provided at the time.[14] The college moved to 8 and 9 York Place (off Baker Street) in 1874, and then to Regent's Park in 1908. In 1900, the college became a constituent school of the University of London.[12] Like RHC, following its membership of the University of London, in 1965, it allowed male undergraduates to study on its premises for the first time.[14]
RHC and Bedford merged in 1985.[14] The pressure for the merger was due to a lack of government funding for higher education, and the college was named Royal Holloway and Bedford New College (RHBNC), with an inauguration being held at the College Chapel in 1986 by Elizabeth II.[14] The newest title remains the official registered name of the college, though this was changed for day-to-day use to "Royal Holloway, University of London" by the College Council in 1992.[14]
Since the merger with Bedford College, Royal Holloway has entered into collaborative discussions with Brunel University[21] and St George's, University of London. The latter project was cancelled in September 2009.[22] Royal Holloway, St George's and Kingston University continue to work together in the field of health and social care teaching and research.
Royal Holloway has forged successful academic links with other universities in the Greater London area and beyond. In 2004 RHUL became a member of the WestFocus Knowledge Exchange based at Kingston University along with Brunel, Roehampton, Thames Valley Universities, University of Westminster and St George's, University of London. The WestFocus initiative was created to forge business and enterprise links between its member institutions and small to medium-size business partners in south-east England.[23] Royal Holloway's Department of Physics is a founding member of SEPnet, the south-east Physics Network, which supports collaboration between seven universities in south-east England on physics research, outreach and postgraduate teaching.[24] The John Adams Institute for Accelerator Research (JAI) is a major collaboration in the field of particle physics between Royal Holloway and the University of Oxford.[25] In the field of health and social care research, the SWan (South West London academic network) between Royal Holloway, St George's and Kingston University based at St George's in Tooting is another of Royal Holloway's major collaborative projects.[26] In 2011, Pearson, the international education company Pearson and RHUL set up a partnership. RHUL will be responsible for validating Pearson's new business degree. Currently, Royal Holloway awards London University degrees but has the power to validate its own degrees, which it has not exercised so far.[27][28]
Royal Holloway's campus is set in 135 acres (55 ha) of woodland, between Windsor and Heathrow.[19] Around 200 species of shrubs, 150 different types of tree and numerous wild flowering plants can be found in RHC's parkland.[20] The campus is about 40–50 minutes[29] from Waterloo station in central London about 19 miles (31 km) away,[12] and Windsor is 5 miles (8 km).[15] The campus is 2 miles (3.2 km) from M25 junction 13 and close to the M3, M4 and M40 and London Heathrow Airport.[12] RHC's worst feature is considered to be that "Egham is not known for its social scene",[15] but it has been noted that the campus's environment "offers the best of both worlds – friendly and relaxed on the one hand, dynamic and busy on the other."[12] The former principal, Stephen Hill, also commended its "superb campus environment and the close-knit nature of our community".[30] The Independent stated that the university is "Renowned for its friendly and supportive environment".[16]
Founder's Building[edit]
The Founder's Building (known as Founders'), which dominates the campus, has striking north and south towers, two large quadrangles and contains a chapel, kitchen and dining hall, lecture theatre and the arts library along with student rooms and offices. Founders has often been the centre of media attention and is a popular filming location for TV and film as a grandiose 'university' or 'public school'. Apart from the ITV's 'Trinity', the 2006 film Basic Instinct 2: Risk Addiction starring Sharon Stone was partly filmed at the south quad during summer 2005, the only location to be used outside London.[31] Some areas of the building were also made to look like a psychiatric institute for the film.[31] The Academy Award-winning movie Howards End had some scenes shot inside Founder's courtyard with the statue of Queen Victoria.[32] The BBC's Antiques Roadshow has used the North Quad of the Founder's as a location for one of its antique filming days, and in 2002, external scenes for an episode of Midsomer Murders, ("Murder on St. Malley's Day"), featuring a fictional public school sports day were partly shot inside the South Quad of the Founder's building.[32]
In autumn 2009, Founder's provided external settings for the ITV2 satirical drama, Trinity.[33] Founder's Picture Gallery and other internal rooms were also used to shoot scenes in July 2013 for ITV's Downton Abbey 2013 Christmas Special.
Campus redevelopment[edit]
Between 2002 to 2008, the college underwent a £100 million investment programme and a re-development of its campus,[20] as a result of the merge with Bedford College and the sale of Bedford's site in Regent's Park.[19] A number of recent projects undertaken by Royal Holloway have included an extension to the School of Management, the library (which holds half a million books),[12] and the academic staff, as well as an improvement to student services.[19] The biological science laboratories have also been renovated and the Windsor Building has been used to create seminar rooms and a 400-seat auditorium.[15] As an extension to the drama department, the on-site Victorian boilerhouse has been converted into a performance space.[19] The International Building, opened in 2000 by HRH The Princess Royal,[18] houses the Language Centre along with the English, European Studies, French, German, Italian and Hispanic Studies Departments.[34] The new developments have also been followed by the establishment of formal links with New York University, the University of Sydney, and Yale University,[19] and connections with the Royal College of Music means that music students at Royal Holloway have the opportunity to take lessons there.[19]
The size of the campus has allowed the college to develop some of the best sports facilities of any university institution in the London area,[35] and helped build the college's reputation as a sporting institutions of excellence.[16] An aerobics studio, fitness suite, sports Hall, sports fields and tennis courts account for some of the sporting facilities that Royal Holloway offers.[36] Situated on the campus are restaurants, college shops, a bank, a health centre, a Chapel, a careers centre, as well as a new sports complex.[12] As a result of an evaluation by People & Planet in 2007, Royal Holloway was ranked a disappointing 60th out of 120 universities for environmental performance.[16] The university has put into place initiatives to enhance environmental performance, such as the improvement of woodland management to develop nature conservation and more recycling banks are being introduced to halls of residence.[37]
Organisation and administration[edit]
The College Council is the governing body of the college, taking responsibility for the college's "financial probity and for setting its overall strategic direction."[38] There are 25 members of the council, many of which are lay members from outside Royal Holloway, and each is appointed for a fixed term.[38] A total of 16 lay members are appointed; 2 from local authorities; 1 selected by the Privy Council; another by the University of London; 2 more are appointed as alumni from Royal Holloway, Bedford College or Royal Holloway College; and the rest are chosen to offer a range of skills and experience.[38] The Council's Chairman, who is appointed for 5 years, is also a lay member. One of The Chairman's duties is to chair a number of committees including the Remuneration Committee, which handles the pay and benefits of the senior staff.[38]
Coat of arms[edit]
Royal Holloway's coat of arms consists of the Royal Holloway shield and its surrounding elements. There are three crescents shown on the coat of arms, which are taken from Thomas Holloway's own coat of arms.[39] Taken from the Bedford coat of arms, the field is coloured black and gold in a chequered design, with the addition of ermine spots (feather-like symbols representing ermine tails) from the Royal Holloway coat.[39] Placed between two black lozenges, there is a lamp of learning. Traditionally, the lozenge is worn on the arm of unmarried women or widows, which places significance on the coat of arms' lozenges as it acts as a reminder that the colleges were founded for women.[39] Below, the motto is displayed which is taken from the arms of Bedford College, and reads esse quam videri.[39]
The Royal Holloway shield was created following the merger of Bedford and Royal Holloway Colleges in 1985. The shield appears (in a black and white form) on legal documents and stationery for legal reasons, along with the following: "Incorporated by Act of Parliament. Royal Holloway and Bedford New College."[39]
The use of the university's identifying marks is governed by the Corporate Identity Manual, RHUL.[39]
Faculties, schools and departments[edit]
The university is made up of a number of schools and departments organised into three faculties,[40] and 18 academic departments.[19] One Dean heads each faculty, and are supported by Deputy Deans.[41] The Principal takes the role of appointing The Heads of Department, who in turn report to their faculty's Dean.[41] The faculties are as follows:
Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences[edit]
Faculty of Management & Economics[edit]
Faculty of Science[edit]
In the financial year ended 31 July 2013, Royal Holloway had a total income (including share of joint ventures) of £142m (2011/12 – £137m) and total expenditure of £136m (2011/12 – £129m).[42] Key sources of income included £62m from tuition fees and education contracts (2011/12 – £54m), £33m from Funding Council grants (2011/12 – £39m), £16m from research grants and contracts (2011/12 – £14m) and £1.8m from endowment and investment income (2011/12 – £3.1m).[42]
During the 2012/13 financial year Royal Holloway had a capital expenditure of £10.9m (2011/12 – £6.2m).[42] At year end Royal Holloway had endowments of £74m (31 July 2012 – £70m) and total net assets of £195m (31 July 2012 – £187m).[42]
Royal Holloway employs around 1,390 members of staff, including 534 academic staff and 132 research staff.[20] The total number of undergraduate and postgraduate students is around 7,700 from 120 countries.[12]
In the most recent Research Assessment Exercise (RAE 2008) a range of departments were rated in the national top ten for the quality of the research undertaken. Economics, Geography, Psychology, Media Arts, Earth Sciences & Biological Sciences all made the top 10, whilst the Music department at RHUL was the highest rated Music department of any UK university. Overall Royal Holloway placed 16th in the country (over 150 institutions were assessed).
The current research policy chief of the Higher Education Funding Council for England, David Sweeney and his predecessor Rama Thirunamachandran were both sourced directly from Royal Holloway.[43]
Royal Holloway runs a variety of academic degree programmes, including Single Honours and Joint Honours, with fees of £9,000 for full-time undergraduate students (2012-2013 entry) and some financial help schemes[44] The study of an undergraduate programme leads to one of five University of London degrees, which include Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science (Economics), Bachelor of Music and Master in Science.[45] Lowered fees, or even free places are allocated to students who stay on to complete a postgraduate degree.[19] The university also runs e-degrees in history and business management.[19]
On a competitive basis, Founder's Scholarships worth £3,500 a year are given to 20 students who achieve AAA, and for those who do not have a maintenance grant, 60 Bedford Scholarships are made available worth £1000.[15]
Royal Holloway is particularly strong in the arts and humanities;[19] "cultural and artistic opportunities are hard to rival with excellent theatres, high-profile student media outlets and a strong musical tradition", wrote The Sunday Times.[15] In the most recent research reviews, French, German, geology and music were judged to be of an international standard,[19] with 5* ratings.[16] The Guardian UK University Guide in 2005 ranked the Language Department 9th in Britain.[46]
In biological sciences and psychology, teaching assessments awarded top scores to the departments, in addition to all of the sciences being rated "nationally outstanding" for research in 2001,[19] managing to obtain the highest 5 or 5* awards.[15] In the Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) of 2008, Royal Holloway's School of Biological Sciences was ranked joint 3rd achieving a proportion of 4* and 5* rankings. In the National Student Survey, physics at Royal Holloway achieved the best results.[19] Royal Holloway also makes a science foundation year available at further education colleges within the region.[19]
The School of Management has all three of its MBA programmes accredited by AMBA, and obtained management school status in 1993.[47] At present, the school has 1000 undergraduate students, in addition to 300 postgraduates.[47] Royal Holloway also runs the University of London MBA distance-learning programme, in 2008 the MBA in International Management was ranked as one of the world's 40 best distance-learning MBAs by the Financial Times.[48]
The History department is traditionally one of the best in the country and many of the college's most notable academics are longstanding members of the department. The department has been recognised as a centre for research excellence and has received equally good teaching reviews. It remains the University of London's biggest History Department.[17]
An Advanced Skills Programme is also run at the university, featuring information technology, communication skills and foreign languages.[19] The 2007 Sunday Times University Guide lists all of the following subjects taught at Royal Holloway as excellent: classics and ancient history; drama, dance and cinematics; economics; geology; history; maths, statistics and operational research; organismal biosciences; physics and astronomy; and psychology.[15]
The number of students from working-class homes has seen an increase at Royal Holloway, though undergraduates from independent school count for a quarter of the university's undergraduate students,[19] and it is listed as having one of the lowest state school intakes.[49]
Study-abroad programmes[edit]
RHUL has developed a variety of study-abroad programmes, allowing its students to spend a year in institutions including;[11]
- Australia: University of Melbourne, University of Sydney
- Canada: University of Toronto
- Hong Kong: University of Hong Kong
- Japan: International Christian University, Keio University, Ritsumeikan University, Waseda University
- Singapore: National University of Singapore
- South Korea: Korea University
- United States: Boston College, Yale University, New York University, Tulane University, Mount Holyoke College
- New Zealand: Victoria University of Wellington
Royal Holloway collaborates with Queen Mary, University of London to help run programmes at the University of London Institute in Paris (ULIP), a central academic body of the University of London in Paris, France.[19][50] This offers undergraduate and graduate students the chance to study University of London ratified French Studies degrees in France.[50] Students who take a degree in French, German, Italian or Hispanic Studies will all take a year abroad as an integral part of the course.[51]
Reputation and rankings[edit]
(2014/15, national)
(2014/15, world)
(2014/15, national)
(2014/15, world)
(2015, national)
|The Guardian[55]
(2015, national)
|Times/Sunday Times[56]
(2015, national)
Its graduate unemployment rate is "consistently among the very lowest", with only 3.2% of graduates unemployed.[15] RHUL is 2nd out of 90 universities in England and Wales for the number of students going into graduate employment.[57] RHUL was 5th in a league table of UK universities in the 2005 National Survey of Student Satisfaction.[58]
The university is popular with both state-educated and privately educated students, with the latter group currently accounting for around 25% of all students.[59] In 2013-14, the Times Higher Education World University Rankings[60] ranked the college 36th in Europe and 102nd in the world.
Students graduating in 2008/9 expressed dissatisfaction at the drop in the league tables. They felt cheated that RHC's reputation had suffered so dramatically in such a short period.[61] In an interview with The London Student, one student – having been awarded three 'A's at A level – remarked that he felt as if the college had let him down. It was subsequently claimed, in an article featured in The Founder, that an administrative error had resulted in an incorrect value being submitted to league table publishers which quoted an inflated student/staff ratio of 400:1. It was said that this mistake explained the college's sudden fall in the university rankings.[61] However, in 2010 the college benefited from upgraded evaluation methods used by the Times Higher Education World University Rankings.[62] They ranked the college as 88th in the world,[63] and 22nd in Europe.[64]
Following Imperial College's withdrawal, Royal Holloway is now placed 4th amongst the colleges of the University of London federation, behind LSE, University College London and King's College London.[65] RHUL is also listed as the 5th best university in London out of 20.[66]
|Annual UK University Rankings for Royal Holloway, University of London
|Times Good University Guide
|THE (Times Higher)
|12 [73]
|Sunday Times University Guide
|Daily Telegraph
|The Independent / Complete
|30 [81]
|26 [81]
|QS (World)[85]
|Times (World)[86]
|Notes (i) '=' means equal with one or more other institutions (ii) 38/119 means 38th out of 119 institutions evaluated
The Picture Gallery and Holloway Collection[edit]
Royal Holloway's famous Picture Gallery is in Founder's Building. From 1881–3, Thomas Holloway paid the equivalent of £6m for 77 Victorian era paintings.[13] Most of the collection was acquired from Christie's sales' catalogues, except for five, and it is thought that Holloway was only ever outbid once.[13] The Royal Holloway Collection toured the United States from 2008 to 2011, its debut exhibition overseas.[87] The paintings were displayed at the Philbrook Museum of Art, Tulsa, Oklahoma, the Delaware Art Museum and other museums.[87]
Between 1993 and 1995, in order to fund the maintenance of Founder's, three of the paintings were sold for a total of £21m.[88]
These were a Turner ("Van Tromp going about to please his Masters, Ships at Sea, getting a good wetting" c.1844);[89] a Constable ("A Sketch for View on the Stour, nr Dedham" c.1821/2)[90] and a Gainsborough ("Peasants going to Market: Early Morning" c.1770)[91] The controversial decision was made by principal Dorothy Wedderburn. The remaining paintings at Royal Holloway have a current value of £16.6 million.[20] The Turner is now in the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.[89]
The Picture Gallery is a resource for the Victorian Studies Centre for teaching and research in Victorian art, architecture and literature, including a taught MA under the Department of English. A major refurbishment of the gallery was completed in 2008. The Holloway collection returned to the college in 2011.
Student life[edit]
Students' Union[edit]
The Royal Holloway Students' Union (SURHUL), is the students' union of the university and is claimed to have "a reputation as one of the best unions in the London area", in words of The Independent.[16] The Students' Union provides much of the on-campus entertainment, organising and sponsoring the sport clubs and special-interest societies, on top of providing welfare advice to students through the Student Advice Centre.[92]
Student media[edit]
'The Orbital is the RHUL campus magazine and is published by the Students' Union, covering subjects from higher education news, opinion, arts, and reviews.[93] The original official Royal Holloway student publication was in the format of a newspaper called The Egham Sun, but this was replaced with the magazine edition in the early 1990s.[93] The magazine is regularly published in print and online at http://theorbital.co.uk/.
The Royal Holloway Students' Union is responsible for the student and community radio station Insanity Radio, established in 1998.[94] Available locally on 103.2 FM and 1287 kHz, Insanity broadcasts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with live presenters in the studio from 8am-2am daily in term time and some holiday periods.[94] The station is also available worldwide through the internet.[95] The station has twice won the Silver Award for Best Student Radio Station at BBC Radio 1's Student Radio Awards.[94] The station was awarded a community radio station license in early 2010, and on 7 March moved to FM, broadcasting on 103.2 MHz.
The Founder is the independent student newspaper. Founded in 2006, 4,000 free copies are printed and distributed fortnightly across campus and locally. It gets no financial support from the college or SURHUL and advertising revenue acquired by the students on the editorial board pays for printing. This means that editorial and financial responsibility is entirely that of students. In December 2010 the newspaper became the first student publication in the UK to launch an iPhone app.
At the 2007 Guardian Student Media Awards, Christian Anthony was shortlisted for the Student critic of the year Award.[96] At the inaugural 2011 London Student Journalism Awards Kate Brook, the newspaper's Features Editor, was recognised with the Best Feature Writer award.
Halls of residence[edit]
Most halls are around the main campus,[15] are initially allocated to the first year to students who firmly accept a conditional or unconditional offer.[35] Accommodation prices at the university can vary, ranging from £83-£156 per week. Catered-pay-as-you-go accommodation is also available.[35] Currently 2,900 students live in halls of residence.[19]
The Founder's Building houses 479 students in original Victorian rooms and converted space. Meals for catered students are provided in the dining hall.[97]
Also on campus, Gowar and Wedderburn, a construction of 564 study bedrooms in two new blocks opened in September 2004.[97] These halls were also used as accommodation for rowers at the 2012 Olympic Games.[98]
Similar accommodation blocks, named Butler, Tuke and Williamson, were completed in September 2007 to replace the ageing Athlone, Cameron and Williamson Halls.[97] Of the waste created by the demolition of Athlone, Cameron and Williamson, 98 per cent was recycled.[37] All five of these new halls were named after former principals and have been designed to be environmentally friendly, accomplished by sedum-planted roofs that change colour by season,[16] as well as being designed to improve insulation.[37] In an assessment used to distinguish the environmental performance of buildings, BREEMAN rated the Butler, Tuke and Williamson halls as "very good", as their construction was designed to reduce heat loss.[37]
The Kingswood I and II accommodation is 1-mile (1.6 km) away. These halls hold over 400 students, and a free bus service operates to the campus.[97] Other accommodation includes Highfield Court (125 students), Penrose Court (200 students), Reid Hall (287 students), Runnymede Hall (441 students) which was opened by HRH The Princess Royal in 1992[18] and Victorian Houses (25 postgraduate students).[97]
Notable alumni[edit]
Royal Holloway College, Bedford College and RHUL have about 65,000 alumni. Notable amongst them are:
- Abbas Ahmad Akhoundi (1957—), Iranian politician
- Chris Aldridge, British radio newsreader (BBC Radio 4)
- Tahmima Anam (1975—), Bangladeshi born writer and novelist
- Kitty Anderson DBE (1903—1979) BA, PhD (1933) Headmistress North London Collegiate School 1945–1965[99]
- Catherine Ashton (1956—), High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Vice President of the European Commission
- Dean Ayass (1976—), British wrestling manager and commentator
- Norman Baker MP (1957—), British politician
- Richard Baker (1972—), British composer and conductor
- Muhammad Abdul Bari MBE (1953—), Secretary general of the Muslim Council of Britain
- Gregory Barker MP (1966—), British politician
- Debra Barr (1986—) Apprentice candidate, Series 5
- David Bellamy OBE (1933—), English botanist, environmentalist, author and broadcaster[16]
- David Benson (1962—), English comedian, writer and actor
- Peter Bramley, British actor, director and theatre director
- Sophie Bryant (1850–1922) Anglo-Irish mathematician, educator, feminist and activist
- Susan Bullock (1958—), English soprano
- Helen Cam CBE FRHistS (1885–1968), English historian
- Mark Carwardine, Zoologist, Writer, Wildlife Photographer, TV and Radio Presenter
- Lucy Caslon, Founder and director of charity Msizi Africa
- Sophie Christiansen (1987– ), winner of several gold medals in Paralympics equestrian events[100]
- Richard Clarke (1978—), English Radio Presenter
- Jonathan Cole (1970—), British composer
- Ivy Compton-Burnett (1884–1969), English novelist
- John B. Cosgrave (1946—), Irish mathematician
- Richmal Crompton (1890–1969), English writer of Just William[16]
- James Dagwell (1974—), British journalist
- Tansy Davies (1973—), British composer
- Emily Davison (1872–1913), English suffragette activist
- Tim Donovan (1964 – ), Political Editor, BBC London News
- Edith Durham (1863–1944), British traveller, artist, writer and anthropologist
- George Eliot (1819–1880), British novelist[16]
- Example (musician) (1982–), British Singer, Rapper and Songwriter
- Isabel Fay (1979—), English comedy writer and character comedian
- Dame Janet Finch (1946–) Vice-Chancellor and Prof of Social Relations at Keele University 1995-2010, Hon Fellow RHC 1999
- Dame Janet Fookes DBE DL (1936—), English politician, Conservative member House of Lords
- Norvela Forster (1931–1993) British businesswoman, exporter and politician
- Emma Freud (1962—), English broadcaster and cultural commentator
- Jane Gardam OBE FRSL (1928—), novelist
- Robert Garside (1967—), English record-breaking adventurer
- Pippa Guard (1952—), English actress
- Janice Hadlow, controller of BBC Two[101]
- Nick Hallard (1975—), British artist
- Geoff Hannan (1972—), British composer
- Giles Hart (1949–2005), British engineer and trade union activist
- Jean Henderson (1899–1997), British barrister and Liberal Party politician
- Jackie Hunter (1956-) Chief Executive of the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC)
- Alex Hyndman British newsreader
- Moussa Ibrahim (1974—), Gaddafi spokesman during the 2011 Libyan civil war
- Robin Ince (1969—), English comedian
- Stewart Jackson MP (1965—), British politician
- Karena Johnson, English theatre director
- Tess Kingham (1963—), British politician
- Jessica Lee MP (1976—), British politician
- Dame Kathleen Lonsdale DBE FRS (1903–1971), Irish crystallographer
- Dame Felicity Lott DBE (1947—), English soprano
- Rosemary Manning (1911–1988), British author
- Duncan McCargo, British academic
- Roxanne McKee (1982—), British actress and model
- John Moloney, Comedian and comedy writer
- Laura Moore Candidate in The Apprentice series six
- Louisa Martindale CBE FRCOG (1872–1966), British physician and surgeon
- Jojo Moyes (1969—), British novelist
- Paul Newland (1966—), British composer
- Mary Nightingale (1964—), British newsreader[16]
- Jeremy Northam (1961—), Actor
- Simon Nye (1958—), English comic television writer[16]
- Lucy Owen (1970—), Welsh newsreader
- Jennifer Page CBE (1944—), former chief executive of the London Millennium Dome project
- Ewan Pearson (1972—), British music producer
- Andrew Poppy (1954—), British composer, pianist and music producer
- Thea Porter (1927-2000), fashion designer (expelled)[102]
- Jenny Randerson (1948—), Welsh Liberal Democrat politician
- Sophie Robinson, contemporary English poet
- Joe Saward (1961—), British Formula One journalist
- Miranda Seymour (1948—), Biographer, novelist
- Andy Sheridan, Rugby Union, Sale Sharks and England
- Jacqueline Simpson (1930—), British author and folklorist
- China Soul (1988—) American-British singer/songwriter
- Andrew Stephenson MP (1981—), British politician
- Frances Stevenson (1888–1972), British personal secretary and second wife of Prime Minister David Lloyd George
- Mark Strong (1963—), English actor
- Joby Talbot (1971—), British composer
- Eva Germaine Rimington Taylor (1871–1966), English geographer and historian of science
- Simon Thurley (1963—), British architectural historian[16]
- Carol Townend (1953—), English author
- KT Tunstall (1975—), Scottish singer and songwriter
- Valerie Vaz MP, British politician
- Amanda Vickery professor of early modern history at Queen Mary, University of London.
- Ronald Alan Waldron (1927—), English medievalist
- Francis Wheen (1957—), British journalist, writer and broadcaster
- John Scott Whiteley (1950—), Organist at York Minster and in 21st century Bach (BBC TV/Associated Rediffusion)
- Derek Yalden, English zoologist, Reader at the University of Manchester
Notable staff[edit]
The following is a list of notable office-holders, academics and other teachers or researchers:
- H. B. Acton, Taught political philosophy
- Philip Allen, Baron Allen of Abbeydale Member of college council at the time of the merger with Bedford College
- Khizar Humayun Ansari OBE, Director of the Centre for Ethnic Minority Studies
- Geoffrey Alderman RSA, Professor of politics and contemporary history
- Giovanni Aquilecchia Professor of Italian and Italian Renaissance scholar
- Akil N. Awan, Lecturer in Modern History
- Gillian Bailey, Fellow in theatre studies
- George Barger, Professor of chemistry
- Francis Berry, Professor of English literature
- Luiza Bialasiewicz, Senior lecturer in Human Geography
- Mark Bowden, Senior lecturer in composition
- Andrew Bowie, Professor of Philosophy and German
- Mary Boyce, Taught Anglo-Saxon literature and archaeology
- David Bradby, Professor of Drama and Theatre Studies
- Kai Brodersen, Visiting professor in ancient history and classics
- Jonathan Burrows, Visiting professor of drama and theatre
- Chris Carey, Professor of classics
- Philip Cashian, composer, taught in the music department
- David Cesarani, OBE, Research Professor in History
- Justin Champion, Professor of the History of Early Modern Ideas
- Alexey Chervonenkis, Professor of computer science
- Christopher Cocksworth, College chaplain, now Bishop of Coventry
- Peter Conrad, Visiting professor in sociology
- Nicholas Cook, Professorial research fellow in music
- Tim Cresswell, Professor of human geography
- J. Mordaunt Crook, Professor of architectural history
- Hilda Ellis Davidson, Lecturer in archaeology and anthropology
- Whitfield Diffie, Visiting professor at the information security group
- Roland Dobbs, Emeritus professor of physics
- Klaus Dodds FRGS, Professor of geopolitics
- Michael Eysenck, (Now Emeritus) Professor of Psychology
- Giles Foden, Fellow in creative and performing arts
- Helen Gardner, Assistant lecturer in English literature
- Edith Hall, Professor of Classics and Drama
- Glyn Harman, Professor of mathematics
- John F Healy, Professor of Classics and Archaeology
- Frank Horton FRS Professor of physics and Vice-Chancellor of London University 1939-45
- Dame Olwen Hufton DBE FBA FRHistS, Professorial Research Fellow in the History Department
- Jonathan Holmes, Senior lecturer in drama
- Joan M. Hussey, Professor of history
- Sharman Kadish, Scholar of Jewish British history
- Peter Knight, Jubilee research fellow in quantum optics
- Robert Latham, Reader in history, Dean of men, joint author 1970-83, of The Diary of Samuel Pepys
- Robert Lethbridge, Chair, French Language and Literature, Head of Dept, Dean of the Graduate School, Vice-Principal
- Roger Lockyer, Reader in History, specialist in Tudor and Stuart Britain
- Peter Longerich, Director of the Research Centre for the Holocaust and 20th century History
- J. D. Mackie, Professor of modern history
- Ursula Martin, Taught in the computer science department
- Sir William McCrea FRS, Professor of mathematics 1944-66
- Andrew Motion FRSL, Poet Laureate, Professor of Creative Writing
- Sean Murphy, Professor of cryptology
- David Naccache, Visiting professor at the information security group
- Anthony J. Naldrett, Visiting professor of geology
- Meredith Oakes, taught play-writing
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- Lillian Penson, Professor of modern history and first woman Vice-Chancellor of London University
- Kevin Porée, Record producer, songwriter, composer, arranger, recording engineer and lecturer in theatre studies
- H. F. M. Prescott, Jubilee research fellow on Thomas Wolsey
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- Dan Rebellato, Professor of Contemporary Theatre
- Jonathan Riley-Smith FRHistS, taught in the history department
- Adam Roberts, Teaches literature and creative writing
- Eric Robertson, Professor of Modern French Literary and Visual Culture
- Francis Robinson CBE FRAS, Professor of the History of South Asia
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- Conrad Russell, 5th Earl Russell (1937—2004) Reader in history
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- Andrew Cunningham Scott, Emeritus Professor of Geology, Director of Science Communications 1996-2007
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- David Skinner, Taught in the music department
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- Ray Solomonoff, Visiting professor at the Computer Research Learning Centre
- Anthony Stockwell FRAS, Professor of Modern History
- Alex Stokes, Lecturer in physics
- Samuel Tolansky FRS FRAS, Professor of physics
- Vladimir Vapnik, Professor of Computer Science and Statistics
- Nathan Widder, Head of Politics and International Relations Department.
- Michael John Williams, Reader in International Relations.
- John Woolrich, composer, taught in the music department
In date order with years served
Royal Holloway College including the merged college[edit]
- Matilda Ellen Bishop, first principal of the college (1887–1897)
- Dame Emily Penrose, second principal of the college (1898–1907); former Principal of Bedford College; Principal of Somerville College, Oxford (1907–26)
- Ellen Charlotte Higgins, alumna and third principal of the college (1907–1935)
- Janet Ruth Bacon (1935–1944)
- Fanny Street, alumna, founder of Hillcroft College and acting principal (1944–1945)
- Edith Clara Batho (1945–1962) Male postgraduates joined in 1945
- Dame Marjorie Williamson DBE alumna, British academic, educator, physicist and university administrator (1962–1973). Male undergraduates joined in 1965
- Lionel Harry Butler first male principal (1973–1981)
- Roy Miller alumnus and last principal before the merger with Bedford College (1982–1985)
- Dorothy Wedderburn last Principal of Bedford College and authority on poverty and the welfare state. First principal of the merged college (1985–1990)
- Norman Gowar (1990–2000)
- Sir Drummond Bone (2000–2002) currently Master of Balliol College, Oxford
- Stephen Hill (2002–2009)
- Professor Paul Layzell (2010– )
Bedford College[edit]
- Elizabeth Jesser Reid Founder (1849–1864) then run by committee until first principal appointed
- Dame Emily Penrose First principal (1893–1898) also Royal Holloway (1898–1907)
- Ethel Hurlbatt (1898–1906)
- Dame Margaret Jansen Tuke (1907–1929)
- Geraldine Emma May Jebb (1930–1951)
- Norah Lillian Penston (1951–1964)
- Elizabeth Millicent Chilver (1964–71) later Principal of Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford
- John Nicholson Black (1971–81)
- Dorothy Wedderburn, last Principal of Bedford College (1981–1985)
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- Holloway Sanatorium – the other of Holloway's great philanthropic institutions, opened 1885 in nearby Virginia Water
- University of London Institute in Paris (ULIP)
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- General Info:
- Established in 1870, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. is a financial institution catering to the banking needs of its residential and business clients across California. Located in Anchorage, Alaska, it is a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and is an Equal Housing Lender. The bank is a subsidiary of Wells Fargo & Company, which operates as a financial services company. Wells Fargo & Company provides financial services, such as wholesale banking, consumer finance, equipment leasing, mortgage banking and more. Additionally, it provides brokerage services through Wells Fargo Investments, LLC a member of the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC).
- Extra Phones:
Phone: (907) 341-5537
Primary Phone: (907) 341-5537
Phone: (907) 341-5512
TollFree: (800) 869-3557
- Services/Products:
- ATMs
- Certificates of Deposit
- Credit Cards
- Insurance
- Investment Services
- Savings Accounts
- Student
- Payment method:
- master card, visa, debit
- Location:
- Dimond Ctr
- Neighborhood:
- Taku - Campbell
- Other Link:
- Categories:
- Banks, Commercial & Savings Banks, Loans