UCL Honorary Graduands and Fellows 2012

UCL Honorary Graduands 2012  (Clockwise from top left)    Alan
     Hollinghurst
UCL Honorary Graduands 2012 (Clockwise from top left) Alan Hollinghurst, Dame Julia Higgins DBD, FRS, FREng, Donald Dingwell, Sir Cyril Chantler, Baron Peter Piot CMG, FMedSci, The Rt Hon Lady Justice Hallett DBE
A range of eminent figures will join the list of UCL Honorary Graduands and Honorary Fellows during the 2012 graduation ceremonies, held from 29 August to 6 September. An Honorary Degree is the highest mark of distinction that a university can award. Honorary Degrees are conferred on persons who have a record of outstanding achievement in scholarship or in public life and who have made contributions of unusual importance. Recipients of Honorary Degrees will normally have, or have had, a close association with UCL. Honorary Fellowships are awarded to people who have attained distinction in the arts, literature, science or public life; have rendered exceptional service to UCL, which may include philanthropic support; or have a close association with UCL. The ceremonies are a great opportunity for graduating students to meet and talk to the inspirational individuals receiving two of UCL's highest accolades. Honorary Graduands 2012.
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