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
Professor Kit Thompson inducted into the American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Warmest congratulations to Professor Kevin (Kit) Thompson, Life Member and Associate of Clare Hall, …
Professor Emeritus Lindsay Falvey publishes biography on international animal scientist
Life Member Professor Emeritus Lindsay Falvey has recently published a biography of international Thai …
Life Member’s book republished by Routledge
Life Member John Chadwick-Jones’s book, “Developing a Social Psychology of Monkeys and Apes,” which …
Visiting Fellow Simon Coleman elected to the Royal Society of Canada
A warm congratulations to recent Clare Hall Visiting Fellow Simon Coleman, who has been …
Life Member David Chernushenko’s novel features Clare Hall
Life Member David Chernushenko, who completed an MPhil in International Relations from 1987 to …
Life Member Dr Wesam Al Asali receives Global Award for Sustainable Architecture
Our warmest congratulations to Dr Wesam Al Asali (Clare Hall PhD Architecture 2021; MPhil …
Life Member collaboration: Noa Leach and Stasa Stankovic on menopause research
Noa Leach was a Clare Hall MPhil student from 2020-21 when she first met …
