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Give Me Inspiration - Professor Sheila Rowan

Reference Code:: CCPH/6/7/14

Date:: 2021-11-03 (other)

Description:: An interview between Professor Dame Athene Donald and Professor Sheila Rowan

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

Oral history: Margaret Williams

Reference Code:: CCRF/141/66

Date:: 2022-11-22 (creation)

Description:: Interview includes: Coming to Churchill College and interview; office set-up, staff and equipment in the 1980s; working with Correlli Barnett; Lady Soames; leaving the College and former Archives Centre staff; World War II and Ambassador Phipps and Sir Philip Christison; the Churchill Papers; Roskill lectures.

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

9th Roskill Memorial Lecture

Reference Code:: CCRF/118/1/10

Date:: 2001 (creation)

Description:: Given by Professor Peter Hennessy.
Including correspondence with Peter Hennessy and with guests; a transcript of the lecture; 3 audio tapes of the lecture; a menu; an invitation; a ticket; a press release; a poster; a guest list; a table plan; and photographs.

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

3rd Roskill Memorial Lecture

Reference Code:: CCRF/118/1/4

Date:: 1989-02-16 (creation)

Description:: Given by Field Marshal Lord Carver.
Including correspondence with Field Marshal Lord Carver and with guests; an audio recording and transcript of the lecture; an invitation; a poster; a ticket; a press release; a guest list; menu; thank you letters; and a table plan.

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

14th Roskill Memorial Lecture

Reference Code:: CCRF/118/1/15

Date:: 2012 (creation)

Description:: Given by Robert B Zoellick, President of the World Bank Group, and entitled "Modernizing multilateralism: learning from military history. Includes text of lecture delivered by Zoellick plus speaking notes for after dinner speech by Nicholas Roskill.

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

Give Me Inspiration - Chi Onwurah

Reference Code:: CCPH/6/7/13

Date:: 2021-05-26 (other)

Description:: An interview between Professor Dame Athene Donald and Chi Onwurah

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

CHUTalks - Anna Young

Reference Code:: CCPH/6/6/51

Date:: 2018-11-08 (other)

Description:: CHUTalk by Anna Young

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

Oral History: Doug Ashman

Reference Code:: CCRF/141/20/1

Date:: 2012-11 (creation)

Description:: Includes: transcript and recording of interview with Doug Ashman, Head Groundsman, 1961-1999, on his experiences of working at Churchill College including recollections of Reverend Cain, Major General Jack Hamilton, working practices and equipment in the grounds and gardens department, moving the trees planted by Sir Winston Churchill, and the sports pitches. Also includes cartoons of Doug Ashman, notes for his retirement speech and photos of Doug's retirement and the Duke of Edinburgh arriving at the College.

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

Oral History: John Moore

Reference Code:: CCRF/141/29/1

Date:: 2016-02-24 (creation)

Description:: Includes: arrival in Cambridge; Master's Garden (Boyd); initial tasks; Moller Centre planting; swimming pool; private road planting; courtyards; Sheppard Flats; Wolfson Flats; Graduate Houses; raised planted on main lawn; Madingley Road hedge and bank; office courtyard; Study Centre; Moller Centre extension; Donations - Dan Leighton; Michael Lewis; Frank Maine; Cowan Court; first landscape design; Master's garden (Wallace and Donald); tree planting ceremonies

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

Oral History: Dr Michael Rycroft

Reference Code:: CCRF/141/30/10

Date:: 2017-02-24 (creation)

Description:: The interviews cover the following: early education; coming to Churchill; life in College; personalities; study and research; sports and social life; attitudes towards the College in the 1960s; College ethos; later careers.

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

Oral History: Dr Barrie Hesketh

Reference Code:: CCRF/141/30/15

Date:: 2017 (creation)

Description:: Childhood and School; Early visual awareness: emergence of key artistic interest in the visual field; Leaving home; Actor training, and emerging key area of interest: audience behaviour; Career as an actor; Birth of the Mull Little Theatre; First contact with Churchill College; First Visit to Churchill; Response to Churchill College architecture and design; College life as setting for creative enquiry into audience behaviour; Formal experiment in audience behaviour; Contribution to student theatre: directing The Insect Play, for The Gods; Connecting with Churchill's academic and wider community: walls and bridges; Sir William Hawthorne; C P Snow; Philippa Comber, first College Counsellor; Value of connection with College; The 'playhouse': play as experimentation, in arts and in sciences; Culture shocks: alcohol, sexism – and a way of being a critical friend to the College; Dyslexic in Academia; College life inspires new writing for the stage; Enacts unique improvised counselling session to inform College members about Counsellor's role
Childhood and School; Early visual awareness: emergence of key artistic interest in the visual field; Leaving home; Actor training, and emerging key area of interest: audience behaviour; Career as an actor; Birth of the Mull Little Theatre; First contact with Churchill College; First Visit to Churchill; Response to Churchill College architecture and design; College life as setting for creative enquiry into audience behaviour; Formal experiment in audience behaviour; Contribution to student theatre: directing The Insect Play, for The Gods; Connecting with Churchill's academic and wider community: walls and bridges; Sir William Hawthorne; C P Snow; Philippa Comber, first College Counsellor; Value of connection with College; The 'playhouse': play as experimentation, in arts and in sciences; Culture shocks: alcohol, sexism – and a way of being a critical friend to the College; Dyslexic in Academia; College life inspires new writing for the stage; Enacts unique improvised counselling session to inform College members about Counsellor's role
Childhood and School; Early visual awareness: emergence of key artistic interest in the visual field; Leaving home; Actor training, and emerging key area of interest: audience behaviour; Career as an actor; Birth of the Mull Little Theatre; First contact with Churchill College; First Visit to Churchill; Response to Churchill College architecture and design; College life as setting for creative enquiry into audience behaviour; Formal experiment in audience behaviour; Contribution to student theatre: directing The Insect Play, for The Gods; Connecting with Churchill's academic and wider community: walls and bridges; Sir William Hawthorne; C P Snow; Philippa Comber, first College Counsellor; Value of connection with College; The 'playhouse': play as experimentation, in arts and in sciences; Culture shocks: alcohol, sexism – and a way of being a critical friend to the College; Dyslexic in Academia; College life inspires new writing for the stage; Enacts unique improvised counselling session to inform College members about Counsellor's role

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

Oral History: Les Smith

Reference Code:: CCRF/141/34

Date:: 2014-05-29 (creation)

Description:: Includes: how he got the job; first colleagues; early tasks; briefly refers to Cockcroft funeral; Sir William Hawthorne and Major-General Hamilton; also Tom Hitchens and Albert Richmond; working hours.

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

Oral History: Gordon Patterson

Reference Code:: CCRF/141/38

Date:: 2016-09-28 (creation)

Description:: Includes; Sheila Haywood Landscape Architect; Gardens of the Mughul India; First Impressions of Sheila Haywood's landscape master plan; Moller Theatre; Four-Square Garden; Private Road Planting; Master's Garden; Audit of the Existing Landscape 1996; Mulberry Tree; John Moore; Jamie Buchanan Landscape Architect; Vision for original planting;

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

Oral History: Dr Barry Shorthouse

Reference Code:: CCRF/141/30/8

Date:: 2016-09-25 (creation)

Description:: The interviews cover the following: early education; coming to Churchill; life in College; personalities; study and research; sports and social life; attitudes towards the College in the 1960s; College ethos; later careers.

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

Oral History: Michael Thouless

Reference Code:: CCRF/141/51

Date:: 2017-10-17 (creation)

Description:: Includes: Sir William Hawthorne and Magic; Admission to Churchill; Colin Campbell; Jack Miller; John Brunton and Cambridge supervisions; early memories and living in College; croquet lawns; impressions of being student at Churchill; Chapel and appointment of Bryan Spinks; College societies; return to Churchill as an Overseas Fellow; Professor David Thouless; setting Churchill traditions; High Table and wives; Superhall; reputation of the College and Admissions

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

Oral history: Sir John Boyd

Reference Code:: CCRF/141/53

Date:: 2018-06-22 (creation)

Description:: Appointment to Mastership; Mastership interviewing process; The Fellowship, inc. Frank Hahn, Dick Tizard, and Boping Yuan; former Masters - Hawthorne, Bondi and Broers; Comparison with Embassy in Japan; Music, the ‘Hill’ colleges and the Colleges’ Committee; Modern Languages; Oriental Garden; the Master’s Lodge; Students; Relocation of office to Admin Corridor; Objectives as Master; Appointment of Director of the Moller Centre; Appointment of Vice-Chancellor; Visit of Speaker of the House of Commons (Betty Boothroyd); Workload; Student Disciplinary Appeals and Behaviour; Henry Moore; ‘Chaka’ and Akin Euba; Master’s Portrait; Vertical contact, integration and internationalism; Julia Boyd and her book ‘Travellers in the Third Reich’ (2017). Includes some references to staff members.

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

Recording 1

Reference Code:: CCRF/141/59/1

Date:: 2021-03-23 (creation)

Description:: Interview includes coming to Churchill College; early GODS; first directing role, teaching in English, and 'Pablo Naruda' (1973) play

Collection:: Official Archive of Churchill College

Oral history: interviews by Tamsin Palmer

Reference Code:: CCRF/141/9

Date:: 1996 (creation)

Description:: Cambridge Audio Tapes: Churchill College, Cambridge: one of a series of tapes produced by the American Friends of Cambridge University, consisting of interviews recorded and presented by Tamsin Palmer. Includes interviews with George Steiner, Frank Hahn, Archie Howie, Dick Tizard, Tony Hewish, Mike Gregory, Mark Tester, Alec Broers (Master), Michael Allen (Bursar), Colin Fraser (Senior Tutor), Piers Brendon (Keeper of the Archives), Bethan Chatters (UG), Charles Gubser (PG), Joanna Lewis (JRF) and Lynsey Marsh (alumna).