People associated with Mansfield Mansfield College, Oxford

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1 people associated mansfield

1.1 academic staff , fellows

1.1.1 list of principals


1.2 notable alumni
1.3 staff





people associated mansfield
academic staff , fellows

albert schweitzer, theologian , famous bach expert special lecturer @ mansfield , performed on chapel organ. rev. john muddiman, g. b. caird fellow in new testament theology, , michael freeden, director of centre political ideologies , founding editor of journal of political ideologies 2 retired (now emeritus) fellows of college. dame jocelyn bell burnell, british astrophysicist known first discovering radio pulsars, visiting professor.


honorary fellows of college include jimmy carter, 39th president of usa, shami chakrabarti, director of civil rights group liberty , chancellor of oxford brookes university, hutton, prominent journalist , economist, paddy ashdown, diplomat , politician , dame maggie smith, renowned actress.


list of principals


1886 1909: andrew martin fairbairn; first principal of mansfield college
1909 1932: william boothby selbie
1932 1953: nathaniel micklem
1953 1970: john marsh
1977 1986: donald armstrong sykes
1989 1996: dennis john trevelyan
1996 2002: david marquand
2002 2011: diana walford
2011 2018: helena kennedy, baroness kennedy of shaws

notable alumni


chris bryant, mp



sir philip jones, first sea lord



pamela sue anderson, philosopher
marcus borg, academic , theologian
chris bryant, mp
g. b. caird, biblical scholar, senior tutor, , principal; later dean ireland s professor of exegesis of holy scripture @ university of oxford.
constance coltman, 1 of first women ordained christian ministry in britain
paul crossley, pianist
adam curtis, bafta award-winning filmmaker, producer , writer
the rev. kwesi dickson, academic, theologian, author , former president of methodist church ghana
james dingemans, constitutional lawyer , prosecutor during hutton inquiry
c. h. dodd, theologian, chairman of new english bible translators
susan durber, principal of westminster college, cambridge
uri gordon, anarchist writer , activist
colin gunton, theologian
guy hands, private equity investor, founder of terra firma capital partners
sarah harkness, pro-chancellor, university of sheffield , non-executive director of nhs improvement
peter hessler, writer , journalist
charles silvester horne, mp, nonconformist author, hymn writer , preacher
lincoln hurst, biblical scholar , film historian
sir philip jones, royal navy officer, admiral, first sea lord - head of royal navy.
r. tudur jones, welsh nationalist , theologian
donald macdonald, president of oxford university boat club in mutiny year of 1987, recorded in book true blue: oxford boat race mutiny
michael pollan, author, journalist , activist
stephen pollard, british author , journalist
the rev. cecil pugh, gc, royal air force chaplain , george cross recipient
the rev. h. wheeler robinson, principal of regent s park college, oxford , old testament scholar
the rev. erik routley, composer , musicologist
justin rowlatt tv journalist
adam von trott, member of german resistance in world war ii
amos wilder, poet , theologian

staff

the retired porter hugh flint drummer john mayall & bluesbreakers , appeared on first 2 albums, second of featured eric clapton. later formed band mcguinness flint.








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