Lord Robertson awarded honorary degree
Lord Robertson, Secretary General of NATO received his honorary degree from the University of Friday. He also delivered the St Andrews International lecture, entitled 'Does NATO make the World Safer?'
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Honorary graduates November 2003
Renowned fiddler Aly Bain, The Right Hon. Lady Cosgrove, Senator of the College of Justice and the Very Reverend Iain MacMillan, Minister of St Giles', the High Kirk of Edinburgh received their degrees during the St Andrew's Day Graduation Ceremony on Friday (28th November 2003).
Top Scots to be awarded honorary degrees
Date of issue: Monday 24th November, 2003
Lord Robertson to be awarded honorary degree
CAPTION: Lord Robertson, The Secretary General of NATO, who will be awarded an honorary degree on Friday 28th November, 2003.
Scots trio to be honoured on St Andrew’s day
Three top Scots are to be awarded honorary degrees by the University of St Andrews later this month: renowned fiddler Aly Bain, The Right Hon. Lady Cosgrove, Senator of the College of Justice and the Very Reverend Iain MacMillan, Minister of St Giles', the High Kirk of Edinburgh.
Management student awarded memorial prize
CAPTION: Winner of the Mark Reed Prize, Dawn Rimmer, with Mrs Alsion Reid and her children and representatives from the School of Management and The Royal Mail. CREDIT: University of St Andrews
2003 scholarships awarded
CAPTION: The 2003 Scholarship recipients with Principal and Vice- Chancellor Dr Brian Lang (centre) CREDIT: The University of St Andrews
Prestigious medal for biochemist
CAPTION: Professor James Naismith
Award for outstanding mature student
A mother of two young children studying for a part-time degree at the University of St Andrews has been rewarded for the dedication she has demonstrated over the last year.
‘First’ for secondary scientists
CAPTION: One of the young scientists, Eugenie Younger (centre) with Dr Jim Kinghorn and Frances Chapman.