Life Members
Welcome to this special hub dedicated to Clare Hall’s Life Members.
Here you can: explore your Life Member benefits, connect with your community, and read the latest news from Life Members across the globe.
What is a Life Member?
At Clare Hall, former Visiting Fellows, Research Fellows, students and Associates are normally proposed for election to Life Membership at the next available Governing Body meeting following their departure or, for students, once their degree has been conferred. Following election, new Life Members are then contacted by our Alumni Office with confirmation. Life Membership means just that – you are a member for life, and are welcome to return to College anytime to renew acquaintance, make use of the facilities or just enjoy the intellectual and social environment. In becoming a Life Member of Clare Hall, you join an inclusive and welcoming society of international leaders and academics. Discover more below and throughout this site.
Life Member news
Philosophy: Dr Mohammad Saleh Zarepour awarded Philip Leverhulme Prize 2023
Dr Mohammad Saleh Zarepour, a Life Member of Clare Hall, has been awarded the Philip …
In Memoriam: Professor David P. Gardner, Honorary Fellow and Life Member of Clare Hall
It is with deep sorrow that the College announces the passing of David P. …
Law: Professor Christoph Müller publishes book on Swiss Contract Law in International Commercial Arbitration
Life Member Professor Müller was a Visiting Fellow at Clare Hall from 2016-2017 and …
Life Member Professor Judith Harford elected as Fellow of the National Academy of Social Sciences, UK
Our warmest congratulations to Professor Judith Harford, from the University College Dublin School of …
Feature on life member Sohan Dasgupta
Clare Hall alumnus Sohan Dasgupta, Ph.D., recently spoke to the British and European Parliaments …
Philosophy: Life Member David Ebrey publishes two books on Plato
David Ebrey is a Serra Húnter Fellow at the University of Barcelona who works …
Literature: Life Member Professor Marysa Demoor publishes two books
Professor Demoor’s books are titled A Cross-Cultural History of Britain and Belgium, 1815–1918 Mudscapes …
