1610 Society
Membership of the 1610 Society is open to those who pledge to remember the College in their wills.
The 1610 Society was developed to bring together a group of like-minded people and specifically to promote legacy giving that would provide the College with adequate funds to allow it to pursue its long-term strategic goals.
Membership of the 1610 Society is open to those who pledge to remember the College in their wills. If you have not already done so, please do contact the Development Office to let us know, so you may be invited to special events and the annual 1610 Society Dinner each September.
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1610 Society events from recent years
Garden Party Welcome for new Warden
More than 100 members of the 1610 Society joined new Warden Robert Hannigan for tea in the garden at Wadham’s first post-pandemic alumni event.
Business Agility: Facing up to the Pandemic
Be bold and be agile was the message from Wadham alumna Aneeqa Khan on steering a business through the uncertainty of the pandemic.
Wadham at the Royal Society
Two familiar faces - Wadhamites Sir Christopher Wren and Warden John Wilkins - greeted Wadham alumni arriving at the Royal Society this week.
Alumni Celebrations
More than 200 Wadham alumni and 1610 Society members returned to College for a weekend of celebrations, talks and meetings.
Wadham at St Paul's
The voices of Wadham’s Chapel Choir soared into the dome of St Paul’s Cathedral, the masterpiece of Britain's most famous architect and alumnus Sir Christopher Wren.
1610 Society Committee
Colin Drummond (1969) President
Diana Blease (1987)
Julie Curtis (1974)
Victoria Harper (1976)
Tony Halmos (1969)
Leon Pickering (2003)
Joe Romig (1963)
Andrew Smith (1967)
Jeremy Evans (1991)
Jojo Sanders (1999)
Claudia Pendred (1977)
Ross Hutchison (1979)
Sachin Patel (2001)
Rory Coonan (1973)
Contact
For further information about the 1610 Society, or about leaving the college a gift in your will, please contact:
The Development Office
+44 (0) 1865 277970
development.team@wadham.ox.ac.uk
Colin Drummond
cijhd@hotmail.com