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In the College he was a Tutor from 1973 to 1985, Admissions Tutor in Science from 1978 to 1984, and for a short time in each case Praelector, Financial Tutor and Acting Bursar. In 1994 Stephen left Cambridge to become the Dean of the Management School at Lancaster University, and was at that date elected into a Life Fellowship of the College.
The College offers extensive support and encouragement to undergraduates, and a friendly and welcoming environment in which to study HSPS. The College is also notable for having a highly active student society in Economics and Politics, which organizes talks at Emmanuel by very high profile speakers.
Biography. Richard was brought up on a council estate in Cambridge and educated under the old direct grant system at the Perse School. He studied natural sciences for medicine at Cambridge and then, by a series of serendipitous events, ended up as a University Senior Lecturer in Physiology at Cambridge. His main research interests are in heart ...
There is a really friendly, relaxed atmosphere. at Emma. A home where you feel comfortable. and supported. Charlie, 2nd Year. Home. About Us. Discover Emmanuel. Gardens & Trees.
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Emmanuel College Cambridge | Dr Daniel McKay. Research. As a scholar I am interested in global and imperial history and specialise in the history of the British Empire, with a research focus on the evolving constitutional, political and social relationship between Britain and the Dominions (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa and Ireland) and other colonies like India in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
On the Cam is the Emmanuel Boathouse, which has its own gym. Tennis & croquet is set up on the Paddock throughout Easter term. We have a large number of college–based sports societies. These are often incredibly successful in the inter-collegiate competitions (known at Cambridge as 'Cuppers'). Our students play in teams across a wide range of ...
