1982-87 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, Italian: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
Caenegem, Raoul Charles Joseph Van
1984 Legal Science, Arthur Goodhart Visiting Professorship of
1948-50 Geography, Demonstratorship in
1950-51 Geography and Geology, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1951)
1951-80 Geography, Lectureship in
1984-89 Italian, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1989)
1989-99 Italian, Lectureship in
1976-86 Clinical Medicine, Associate Lectureship in
1532 Proctor Senior
1980 Legal Science, Arthur Goodhart Visiting Professorship of
1672 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Rhetoric)
1972-77 Assistant Technical Officer: University Library (Maintenance)
Caldecote, Viscount
1948-49 Engineering, Demonstrator (University Lecturer, 1949)
1949-54 Engineering, Lectureship in
1891 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1807 NR Caput Senatus JE F. 1796-1817; MA 1798
1882 Comparative Anatomy, Demonstratorship in
1974-82 Advisory Officer: Estate Management and Building Service
1960-63 Engineering, Demonstrator (University Lecturer, 1963)
1963-78 Engineering, Lectureship in (Reader in Structural Mechanics, 1978)
1978 Structural Mechanics, Readership in (appointed Professor of Structural Mechanics 1986)
1986 Structural Mechanics, Professorship of
1984-89 Classics, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1989)
1989-91 Classics, Lectureship in
1960 Michael Perkins Lectureship
1958-63 Physical Chemistry, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1963)
1963-79 Physical Chemistry, University Lectureship in (Humphrey Owen Jones Lecturer, 1979)
1979-88 Physical Chemistry, Humphrey Owen Jones Lectureship in (University Lecturer from 1963)
1887-88 Experimental Physics, Assistant Demonstrator
1964-66 Pharmacology, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1966)
1966- Pharmacology, Lectureship in (Senior Lecturer, 2000)
1988-89- Computer Officer in General Board Institution
1986-87- Clinical Medicine, Associate Lectureship in
1965 Surgery, Professorship of (retired 1998)
1821 R Caput Senatus JE F. 1815-24; MA 1818 (Tutor)
1976-77 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, Italian: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1927-29 History, Probationary Faculty/Faculty Assistant Lectureship in
1929-48 History, Lectureship in
1489 Vice-Chancellor D.D.; Fellow of PEM
1961-66 Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1966)
1966-68 Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, Lectureship in
1980 Land Economy, Professorship of (died 1990)
1966-74 Senior Technical Officer: Engineering Faculty and Laboratory
1989-91 Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Clinical Lectureship
1991-92 Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Lectureship in
1933, 1934 Vice-Chancellor M.A. CAI
1993-97 Materials Science and Metallurgy, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1997)
1998- Materials Science and Metallurgy, Lectureship in
1972-77 Mineralogy and Petrology, Demonstratorship in
Camille, François d'Assisi Marie Pierre Armand
1948 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, French: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1984-85- Secretary: Anatomy Department
1929 Indian Civil Service Studies, University Teacher (Lecturer), Indian Law: Indian Civil Service Studies, Board of
1974-94 Engineering, Lectureship in (Reader in Superconducting Engineering, 1994)
1986 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1994 Superconducting Engineering, Readership in (Professor of Electromagnetism, 2000)
2000 Electromagnetism, Professorship of
1955-57 Veterinary Clinical Studies, Demonstratorship in
1953-73 Physiology, Lectureship in (Reader in Neurosensory Physiology, 1973)
1973 Neurosensory Physiology, Readership in (elected Professor of Neurosensory Physiology 1983)
1983 Neurosensory Physiology, Professorship of (retired 1991)
1986-87- Clinical Medicine, Associate Lectureship in
1988-89- Librarian: Architecture and History of Art
1973-77 Engineering, Demonstrator
1957-88 Statistics, Lectureship in (Ag.)
1976-96 Clinical Medicine, Associate Lectureship in
1906-40 Classics (Epigraphy and Dialects), Lectureship in
1930-39 Secretary to Women's Board: Careers Service
1995-99 Assistant Registrary (GB)
1724 R Caput Senatus K F. 1716; MA 1721
1710 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1713 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics) K forename surmised
1865 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1938-39 Classics, Probationary Faculty/Faculty Assistant Lectureship in
1939-78 Classics, Lectureship in
1972-73- Chairman: Careers Service
1907-10 Indian Civil Service Studies, University Teacher (Lecturer), Marathi: Indian Civil Service Studies, Board
of (see also under Indian Law), Sir University Teacher
1907-13 Indian Civil Service Studies, University Teacher (Lecturer), Indian Law: Indian Civil Service Studies, Board
of (see also under Marathi); University Teacher
1977-82 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, Italian: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1961-71 Mathematics, Lectureship in
1976-80 History, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1980)
1980-88 History, Lectureship in
1978-80 Advisory Officer: Estate Management and Building Service (Contracts Manager)
1904-54 Chief Clerk: Careers Service
1982-84 Junior Research Officer: Applied Economics, Department of
1989-92 Economics and Politics, Lectureship in
1733 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy) forename surmised
1967-79 Assistant Secretary: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES) (Senior Assistant Secretary, 1979)
1979-80- Senior Assistant Secretary: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)
1955-56 Botany, Demonstratorship in (Senior Assistant in Research, 1956)
1956-62 Botany, Senior Assistant in Research in (University Lecturer, 1962)
1962-64 Botany, Lectureship in
1588 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1995- Engineering, Lectureship in (Senior Lecturer, 2000)
1470 c. Esquire Bedell Fellow of K
1830 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics)
1994- Senior Commissioning Editors: University Press
1993-95 Editorial Managers: University Press (STM Publishing; Publishing Director, Physical Sciences,
1995)
1995- Director: University Press (Publishing Director, Physical Sciences)
1509 Proctor Senior
1988 Legal Science, Arthur Goodhart Visiting Professorship of
1894-96 Experimental Physics, Assistant Demonstrator
Caradon, Lord
1966 Commonwealth Studies, Smuts Memorial Lectureship in
1976 Latin-American Studies, Simón Bolívar Professorship of (Economics and Politics)
1996-99 Chemical Engineering, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1999)
2000- Chemical Engineering, Lectureship in
1992-97 Engineering, Assistant Director of Research in
1997-2000 Engineering, Lectureship in (Reader in Superconducting Materials, 2000)
2000 Superconducting Materials, Readership in
1920 Esquire Bedell M.A.; Fellow of CL vice Evans, resigned
1919:03:05 Deputy Secretary: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)
1985 Latin-American Studies, Simón Bolívar Professorship of
1978- Architecture, Lectureship in (Senior Lecturer, 2000)
1290 c. Esquire Bedell Benefactor
1756 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics)
1767 NR Caput Senatus CAI F. 1751-70; MA 1752; (Taxor 1756)
1979-84 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, Spanish: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for
(Lectors) (Instructor in Spanish, 1984)
1984-85- Spanish, Instructor in
1785 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Rhetoric)
1795 Arabic, Sir Thomas Adams' Professorship of
1776 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Logic)
1937-46 Physics, Demonstratorship in
1988-89- Clinical Medicine, Associate Lectureship in
1991- Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics, Lectureship in (Senior Lecturer, 2000)
1998- Senior Commissioning Editors: University Press
1989 Architecture, Professorship of (retired 2000)
1956-71 Agriculture, Lectureship in (Reader in Nutrition, 1971)
1971 Nutrition, Readership in (resigned 1977)
1983-88 History, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1988)
1988-95 History, Lectureship in (Reader in Medieval English History, 1995)
1995 Medieval English History, Readership in
1984-94 Earth Sciences, Lectureship in (Reader in Mineralogy and Mineral Physics, 1994)
1994 Mineralogy and Mineral Physics, Readership in
2000- Curator of Mineralogy and Petrology: Geology, Sedgwick Memorial Museum of
1965 Classics, J. H. Gray Lectureship in
1961-71 Human Ecology, Assistant Director of Research in
1969-73 Physiology, Senior Demonstrator (University Lecturer, 1973)
1973-74- Physiology, Lectureship in
1986-96 Clinical Medicine, Assistant Director of Research in (Reader in Imaging Sciences, 1999)
1996-99 Surgery, Lectureship in (Clinical Medicine)
1999 Imaging Sciences, Readership in
1894 Pastoral Theology, Lecturer in
Carr (Oakley), Margarete Zinnia
1976-77- Computer Officer in General Board Institution on appointment, named Oakley, Margaret Winifred
1988-89- Computer Officer in General Board Institution also known as Oakley, Margaret Winifred
1960-61 History, George Macaulay Trevelyan Lectureship in
1975-78 Job Analyst: Assistant Staff Office
1931-36 Law, Lectureship in
1753 R Caput Senatus TH F. 1753-60; MA 1751 (prev. Jes)
1664 MD Caput Senatus CHR F. 1662-75; MD 1657 (Deputy RPP 1671)
1667 MD Caput Senatus CHR F. 1662-75; MD 1657 (Deputy RPP 1671)
1777 NR Caput Senatus JN F. 1768; MA 1770 (BD 1778; Tutor)
1993- Plant Sciences, Lectureship in (Senior Lecturer, 2000)
1547 Greek, Regius Professorship of
Carr, Raymond, Sir
1989 Spanish or Portuguese Literature, Norman Maccoll Lectureship in
1980-86 Deputy Librarian: University Library
1763 R Caput Senatus CAI F. 1760-68; MA 1761 (DD 1782)
1763 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Logic) forename surmised
1823 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics) Q forename surmised
1616 Mathematical Lecturer
1823 NR Caput Senatus T F. 1799; MA 1800; tutor 1801
1976-78 Clinical Biochemistry, Lectureship in
1986 Haematology, Professorship of
1985-88 Computer Officer in General Board Institution
1831 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Rhetoric)
1960-63 Theoretical Chemistry, Assistant in Research in (Assistant Director of Research in Organic and Inorganic
Chemistry, 1963)
1963-67 Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, Assistant Director of Research in
1987-90 Biochemistry, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1990)
1990-91- Biochemistry, Lectureship in
1953-54 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, French: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1925 Astrophysics, Lectureship in
1967-76 Engineering, Lectureship in (Reader in Solid State Electronics, 1976)
1976 Solid State Electronics, Readership in (elected Professor of Engineering (1966, grace 4 of 1 Dec. 1965) 1983)
1983 Engineering, Professorship of (1966, grace 4 of 1 Dec. 1965)
1958-59 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, Italian: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1485 c. Esquire Bedell Benefactor CC Bedell of Divinity
1985-88 Astronomy, Senior Assistant in Research in (Assistant Director of Research, 1988)
1988-97 Astronomy, Assistant Director of Research in (Reader, 1997)
1997 Astronomy, Readership in
1938 Rouse Ball Lecturer
1970-77 Physics, Senior Assistant in Research in
1990-95 Physics, Assistant Director of Research in (Reader, 1995)
1974-80 Advisory Officer: Estate Management and Building Service
1969-71 Physics, Senior Assistant in Research in
1973-74 Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1974)
1974-75 Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, Lectureship in
1945-47 Economics and Politics, Probationary Faculty/Faculty Assistant Lectureship in
1947-51 Statistics, Lectureship in (E&P)
1995 American History and Institutions, (Pitt) Professorship of (William Rand Kenan Professor, Emory University; assigned to the Faculty of History)
1937-60 Zoology, Lectureship in
1921-30 Curator of the Herbarium: Botany Department
1921-50 Director: Botanic Garden
1930-50 Botany, Lectureship in
1995 Physics, Readership in
1947 Bibliography, Sandars Readership in
1974-84 General Board: Administrative Assistants
1980-81- Secretary and Librarian: South Asian Studies Centre
1995 (only) Registry: Administrative Assistants/Administrative Officers
1972-89 Assistant Curator: Ethnology: Archaeology and Anthropology, Museum of
1989-91 Senior Assistant Curator: Archaeology and Anthropology, Museum of
1984-88 Senior Editors: University Press
1988-92 Other Managers: University Press (Journals Publishing; Publishing Director, 1992)
1992-97 Director: University Press (Publishing Director (Humanities and Social Sciences Journals); Legal
Administration Director, 1997)
1997- Director: University Press (Legal Administration)
1756 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1979-93 Classics, Lectureship in (Reader in Greek History, 1993)
1993 Greek History, Readership in (Professor, 1999)
1999 Greek History, Professorship of
1849 Vice-Chancellor D.D. CHR
1851 DD Caput Senatus CHR M. 1849-81; VC 1849, 1865, 1866; DD 1849 (previously Emm)
1865, 1866 Vice-Chancellor D.D. CHR again
1878 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1886 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1934-35 Mathematics, Probationary Faculty/Faculty Assistant Lectureship in
1935-59 Mathematics, Lectureship in (Reader in the Theory of Functions, 1959)
1954-68 Chairman of Women's Board: Careers Service
1959 Theory of Functions, Readership in (retired 1968)
1569 Divinity, Lady Margaret's Professorship of
1729 NR Caput Senatus CHR F. 1720; BD 1728 (DD 1736)
1731 NR Caput Senatus CHR F. 1720; BD 1728 (DD 1736)
1991- Pathology, Associate Lectureship in
1612 Vice-Chancellor D.D. CHR
1751 Registrary
1758 Vice-Chancellor D.D. JE
1773 Vice-Chancellor D.D. JE again
1981 Latin-American Studies, Simón Bolívar Professorship of (Economics and Politics)
1973-78 English, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1978)
1978-79- English, Lectureship in
1981-87 Surgery, Clinical Lectureship
2000- Management Studies, Lectureship in
1972-92 Chief Executive: University Press (Secretary of the Press Syndicate, 1974-92)
1982-83 University Printer: University Press
1991-92 University Printer: University Press (again)
1950-63 Mathematics, Lectureship in (Reader in Arithmetic, 1963)
1963 Arithmetic, Readership in (elected Sadleirian Professor 1967)
1967 Pure Mathematics, Sadleirian Professorship of (retired 1984)
1969 Mordell Lectureship [in Pure Mathematics]
1985-90 Assistant Curator: Archaeology and Anthropology, Museum of
1969-74 Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics, Assistant Lectureship in
2000 Latin-American Studies, Simón Bolívar Professorship of (Professor in the Department of Political Science at the National Autonomous University of Mexico)
1666 Arabic, Sir Thomas Adams' Professorship of
1997- Music, Lectureship in
1976-76 Architecture, Assistant Lectureship in
1947-50 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, Spanish: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1727 Orator/Public Orator
1746 Vice-Chancellor B.D. CC
1793 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Logic) forename surmised
1803 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1962-71 French, Lectureship in
Castro, Eduardo Batalha Viveiros de
1997 Latin-American Studies, Simón Bolívar Professorship of (Professor at the National Museum in Rio de Janeiro. (Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology))
1937-50 Botany, Lectureship in (Reader in Plant Cytogenetics, 1950)
1950 Plant Cytogenetics, Readership in (resigned 1951)
1947-53 Pathology, Demonstratorship in
1989-92 Physics, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1992)
1992-94 Physics, Lectureship in
1976-85 Land Economy, Assistant in Research in (Senior Assistant in Research, 1985)
1985-91 Land Economy, Senior Assistant in Research in (Assistant Director of Research, 1991)
1991- Land Economy, Assistant Director of Research in
1934-36 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, French: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1817 NR Caput Senatus JN F. 1784-1838; BD 1791 (President 1819-22- )
1781 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics)
1783 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Rhetoric)
1794 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
Cavalli-Sforza (Cavalli), Luigi Lucan
1949-51 Genetics, Assistant in Research in (listed as Cavalli-Sforza on termination of tenure)
Cavendish, Andrew Robert Buston
1938 High Steward 10th Duke of Devonshire
1737 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy)
1892 Chancellor Duke of Devonshire
Cavendish, Victor Christian William
1923 High Steward 9th Duke of Devonshire
1829:06:18 Representative in Parliament (Duke of Devonshire, 1858), vice Tindal
1830 Representative in Parliament again
1861 Chancellor Duke of Devonshire; (from 31 Dec.)
1433-35 Chancellor
1647 Proctor (new cycle) (deprived) Junior
1970-71 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, French: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1863 Pure Mathematics, Sadleirian Professorship of
Cayley, Christine, Lady
1989-90 Assistant to the Secretaries: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)
1990-91- Assistant Secretary: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)
1947-67 Japanese, Lectureship in (University Librarian, 1967)
1967 Librarian (Bibliothecarius): University Library M.A.; Fellow of CC (d. 1979)
1985-88 Engineering, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1988)
1988-98 Engineering, Lectureship in (Reader in Mechanical Engineering, 1998)
1998 Mechanical Engineering, Readership in
Cecil, David, Lord
1935 Literature, Leslie Stephen Lectureship in
1955 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer 'Walter Pater: a scholar artist'
Cecil, Robert, Sir
1591 High Steward
1601 Chancellor [Earl of Salisbury]
1607 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1559 Chancellor [Lord Burghley]
1988 Latin-American Studies, Simón Bolívar Professorship of (Classics)
1943-45 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, Spanish: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
Cerutti, M., Miss
1960-63 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, Italian: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1964-66 Physics, Demonstratorship in
1714 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy) SID forename surmised; or conceivably William
1567 Divinity, Lady Margaret's Professorship of
1569 Divinity, Regius Professorship of
1969-71 Metallurgy (and Materials Science), Assistant Director of Research in
1910-12 Scandinavian, Lectureship in
1912 Anglo-Saxon, Elrington and Bosworth Professorship of (retired 1941)
1948 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1948-49
Divinity, Probationary Faculty/Faculty Assistant Lectureship in
1949-51 Divinity, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1951)
1951-58 Divinity, Lectureship in
1954 Christian Theology, Hulsean Lectureship in
1979 Divinity, Regius Professorship of (retired 1982)
1924-26 Radio-Active Research, Assistant Director of Research in (University Lecturer in Physics, 1926)
1926-35 Physics, Lectureship in
1952-54 Classics, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1954)
1954-66 Classics, Lectureship in (Reader in Greek Language, 1966)
1966 Greek Language, Readership in (Perceval Maitland Laurence Reader 1969) (retired 1984)
1969 Classics, Perceval Maitland Laurence Readership in (retired 1984)
1962-66 Agriculture, Demonstratorship in
1950-58 Early History and Culture of the British Isles, Lectureship in
1948-49
Divinity, Probationary Faculty/Faculty Assistant Lectureship in
1949 Christian Theology, Hulsean Lectureship in
1949-51 Divinity, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1951)
1951-58 Divinity, Lectureship in (Dixie Professor of Ecclesiastical History, 1958)
1958 Ecclesiastical History, Dixie Professorship of
1968 Modern History, Regius Professorship of
1969, 1970 Vice-Chancellor D.D. SEL
1690 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1767 Esquire Bedell B.A. JN vice Burrowes, deceased
1809 NR Caput Senatus SID F. 1801; MA 1803; DD 1814; M. 1813-43; VC 1813, 1829
1813:11:04 Vice-Chancellor B.D. SID
1815 DD Caput Senatus SID F. 1801; MA 1803; DD 1814; M. 1813-43; VC 1813, 1829
1829 Vice-Chancellor D.D. SID again
1832 DD Caput Senatus SID F. 1801; MA 1803; DD 1814; M. 1813-43; VC 1813, 1829
1674 R Caput Senatus T F. 1670-76; MA 1671
1984 Nehru, Jawaharlal, Visiting Professorship (Economics and Politics)
1989-96 General Board: Administrative Assistants
1998-99 Assistant Registrary (Senior Assistant Registrary, 1999)
1999- Senior Assistant Registrary
1857 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1977-77 Clinical Medicine, Associate Lectureship in
1836 Astronomy (and Experimental Philosophy), Plumian Professorship of
1836-61 Director: Observatories (Plumian Professor, 1836)
1974-76 Computer Officer in General Board Institution
1976-84 Pathology, Associate Lectureship in
1974-79 Clinical Dean: Clinical Medicine, School of
1976-84 Clinical Medicine, Associate Lectureship in
1975-84 Keeper: Fitzwilliam Museum
1674 DD Caput Senatus T F. 1627; VM 1666-88; DD 1661
1678 DD Caput Senatus T F. 1627; VM 1666-88; DD 1661
1990-91- Secretary: Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, Department of
1707 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy) T forename surmised
1767 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics) K forename surmised
1935-62 Industrial Psychology, Assistant Director of Research in
1985-88 University Assistant Anaesthetist: Veterinary Clinical Studies, Department of
1582 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1955-57 Physics, Demonstratorship in
Champeay, Olivier Marc Alexandre
1983-84 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, French: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1938-44 Statistics, Lectureship in (E&P)
1959 Economics, Readership in (elected Professor of Economics and Statistics 1970)
1970 Economics and Statistics, Professorship of (retired 1978)
1976-90 Clinical Medicine, Associate Lectureship in
Chandavarkar, Rajnarayan Shamrao
1980-84 Graduate Staff: South Asian Studies Centre
1984-93 Islam in the Indian Sub-Continent, Assistant Director of Research in
1993 Islam in the Indian Sub-Continent, Lectureship in
1632 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
Chandrasekhar, Sivaramakrishna
1986 Nehru, Jawaharlal, Visiting Professorship (Physics)
1987 Physics, Scott Lectureship in
1953-55 Oriental Languages, Faculty of (Lectors), Chinese (Modern): Oriental Languages, Faculty of (Lectors)
1959-83 Modern Chinese, Lectureship in
1938-41 Anatomy, Demonstratorship in
1941-42 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, Spanish: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1490 c. Chaplain M.A.; Fellow of PET
1876 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1798 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy) CAI forename surmised
1984 Geophysics, Professorship of (resigned 1988)
1969-74 South Asian Geography, Assistant Lectureship in
1974-87 South Asian Geography, Lectureship in
1736 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Logic)
1946-46 Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, Demonstratorship in
Chapman, Patrick Richard Rennell
1975-79 Computer Officer in General Board Institution
1982-84 Associate Director: University Press
1929 Rouse Ball Lecturer
1748 Vice-Chancellor LL.D. M
1938-45 Botany, Demonstratorship in
1959-64 Biochemistry, Demonstratorship in
1969-71 Technical Officer: Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, Department of
1720 Arabic, Sir Thomas Adams' Professorship of (Lord Almoner's Reader, 1729)
1729 Arabic, The Lord Almoner's Professorship/Readership of
1999- Registry: Administrative Assistants/Administrative Officers
1960-78 Metallurgy, Lectureship in (Reader in Process Metallurgy, 1978)
1978 Process Metallurgy, Readership in (retired 1987)
1976-77 Graduate Trainee: University Library
1977-82 Assistant Library Officer: University Library
1772 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics) T forename surmised
1926-31 Classics, Lectureship in (Laurence Reader, 1931)
1931 Classics, Laurence Readership in (Ancient History) (died 1950)
1954-63 Engineering, Lectureship in
1931-33 French, Probationary Faculty/Faculty Assistant Lectureship in
1933-63 French, Lectureship in
1941 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1901 Divinity, Norrisian Professorship of
1902, 1903 Vice-Chancellor D.D. Q
1926-46 Divinity, Lectureship in
1984-86 Chemical Engineering, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1986)
1986-96 Chemical Engineering, Lectureship in (Reader in Biochemical Engineering, 1996)
1996 Biochemical Engineering, Readership in (Professor, 2000)
2000 Biochemical Engineering, Professorship of
Chase, James Frederic Alliston
1966-70 Biochemistry, Demonstratorship in
1971-72 Biochemistry, Lectureship in
1365? Proctor Senior
1998- Management Studies, Lectureship in
Chatterjee, Vengali Krishna Kumar
1998 Endocrinology, Professorship of (previously Wellcome Trust Senior Fellow Consultant in the Department of Medicine)
1985-90 Graduate Staff: South Asian Studies Centre
1972-89 Physics, Senior Assistant in Research in (Surface Physics) (Assistant Director of Research, 1989)
1989-90- Physics, Assistant Director of Research in
1512 Proctor Junior
1951-52 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, French: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1897 Pastoral Theology, Lecturer in
1899, 1900 Vice-Chancellor M.A. EM
1926-36 French, Lectureship in
1953-56 History, Lectureship in
1926-33 Fine Arts, Demonstratorship in
1995-98 Zoology, Lectureship in
1996-2000 Paediatrics, Clinical Lectureship
1855 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Logic) CHR forename surmised
1994-96 Paediatrics, Clinical Lectureship
1998 Corporate Law, S. J. Berwin Professorship of (previously Associate Professor in the University of British Columbia)
Cheke, John, Sir
1540 Greek, Regius Professorship of
1542 Orator/Public Orator
1549 Divinity, Lady Margaret's Professorship of
1509 c. Esquire Bedell Bedell of Divinity. D. 1530; Benefactor
1968-71 Technical Officer: Computer Laboratory (earlier, Mathematical Laboratory)
1988-89- Computer Officer in General Board Institution
1955 Medieval History, Professorship of
1980-82 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, French: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1951-66 Far Eastern Art and Archaeology, Lectureship in (Reader in Chinese Archaeology, 1966)
1966 Chinese Archaeology, Readership in (retired 1974)
1966-76 Slavonic Studies, Instructor in
1980-85 Classics, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1985)
1985-93 Classics, Lectureship in
1928-29 Mathematics, Probationary Faculty/Faculty Assistant Lectureship in
1989-90- Divinity, Lectureship in
1705 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy) JN forename surmised
1707 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1519 Proctor Junior
1776 Vice-Chancellor D.D. JN
1778 DD Caput Senatus JN M. 1775-89; DD. 1777; VC 1776
1569 Hebrew, Regius Professorship of
1795 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics); perhaps Non-Regent in the Caput 1806 PEM forename surmised
1806 NR Caput Senatus CAI perhaps Non-Regent in the Caput 1806; F. 1787-88; MA 1789; OR Clement, M.A., Pem., 1790; F. 1788
1963 Rouse Ball Lecturer
1960-62 Oriental Languages, Faculty of (Lectors), Chinese (Modern): Oriental Languages, Faculty of (Lectors)
1943 Biochemistry, Professorship of (Sir William Dunn)
1956-60 Engineering, Assistant in (Experimental) Research in
1805 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1991 Management Studies, Diageo Professorship of (previously Professor of Organizational Behaviour, Aston
University. Resigned 2000.)
1992-93 Director: Management Studies, Judge Institute of
1652 MD Caput Senatus EM MD 1650
1936-45 Soil Science, Demonstratorship in (Assistant Director of Research, 1945)
1945-62 Soil Physics, Assistant Director of Research in (Reader, 1962)
1962 Soil Physics, Readership in (died 1973)
1957-62 Metallurgy, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1962)
1962-89 Metallurgy, Lectureship in
1954-56 Engineering, Demonstrator (University Lecturer, 1956)
1956-61 Engineering, Lectureship in
1998 Respiratory Medicine, Professorship of (previously Reader and Senior Wellcome Research Fellow in Clinical Science, Edinburgh University)
1988-93 German, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1993)
1993- German, Lectureship in (Senior Lecturer, 2000)
1987-02 Financial Board: Administrative Assistant (Assistant Treasurer, 1992)
1992-98 Assistant Treasurer
1961-66 Mineralogy and Petrology, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1966)
1966-99 Mineralogy and Petrology, Lectureship in
1980-81- Curator of the Museum: Mineralogy and Petrology, Department of
1980-99 Curator of Mineralogy and Petrology: Geology, Sedgwick Memorial Museum of
1960-63 Colloid Science, Assistant in Research in (Senior Assistant in Research, 1963)
1963-65 Colloid Science, Senior Assistant in Research in
Chippindale, Christopher Ralph
1988-93 Assistant Curator: Archaeology and Anthropology, Museum of (Senior Assistant Curator, 1993)
1993- Senior Assistant Curator: Archaeology and Anthropology, Museum of
Chishold, Michael Donald Inglis
1976 Geography, Professorship of (retired 31 Dec. 1995)
1904-09 Experimental Physics, Assistant Demonstrator
1970-75 Veterinary Anatomy, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1975)
1975-2000 Veterinary Anatomy, Lectureship in (Reader in Primate Biology and Conservation, 2000)
2000 Primate Biology and Conservation, Readership in
2001 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1976-77 Mordell Lectureship [in Pure Mathematics]
1958-62 Geography, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1962)
1962-70 Geography, Lectureship in (Reader, 1970)
1970 Geography, Readership in (elected Professor of Geography 1974)
1974 Geography, Professorship of (retired 1994)
1981-85 English, Assistant Lectureship in
1985- English, Lectureship in (Senior Lecturer, 2000)
1984-86 Oriental Languages, Faculty of (Lectors), Arabic: Oriental Languages, Faculty of (Lectors)
1788 Laws of England, Downing Professorship of the (appointed in advance of the foundation of the college; brother of Fletcher; 'passed away in the full vigour of his incapacity')
1954-55 Physical Chemistry, Assistant in Research in
1955-58 Physical Chemistry, Demonstratorship in
1990 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
Christodoulakis, Nicolaos Michael
1984-85 Research Officer: Applied Economics, Department of (Senior Research Officer, 1985)
1985-86 Senior Research Officer: Applied Economics, Department of
1300 c. Esquire Bedell
1455 c? Esquire Bedell
1945-46 Engineering, Demonstrator (University Lecturer, 1946)
1946-48 Engineering, Lectureship in
1859-60 Second Assistant Observer: Observatories
1952-82 Animal Pathology, Assistant Director of Research in (Clinical Veterinary Medicine, on retirement)
1975-76 Mordell Lectureship [in Pure Mathematics]
1967-68 Poetry or Drama, Judith E. Wilson Lectureship in
1654 R Caput Senatus PET F. 1650-59; MA 1652 (BD 1659; DD 1664)
1961-65 Quaternary Research, Senior Assistant in Research in
1962-63 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, French: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1974-75 Economic History, Ellen McArthur Lectureship in
1992-97 Engineering, Lectureship in (Reader in Information Engineering, 1997)
1997 Information Engineering, Readership in (Professor, 2000)
2000 Information Engineering, Professorship of
1981-95 Assistant Curator: Zoology, Museum of (Senior Assistant Curator, 1995; Reader in Vertebrate
Palaeontology, 2000)
1995- Senior Assistant Curator: Zoology, Museum of
2000 Vertebrate Palaeontology, Readership in
1982-84 Computer Officer: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)
1997- Classics, Lectureship in
1926-28 History, Lectureship in (Professor of Economic History, 1928)
1928 Economic History, Professorship of
1965-66- Technical Officer: Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, Department of
1973-73 Senior Technical Officer: Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, Department of
1974-77 Registry: Administrative Assistants/Administrative Officers
1977-84 Assistant Registrary (Senior Assistant Registrary, 1984)
1984-94 Senior Assistant Registrary (Principal Assistant Registrary, 1994)
1994- Principal Assistant Registrary
2000- History, Assistant Lectureship in
1931-38 Statistics, Lectureship in (E&P)
1955-83 Psychiatry, Associate Lectureship in
1873 Civil Law, Regius Professor of
1943 Modern History, Regius Professorship of
1965 Literature, Leslie Stephen Lectureship in
Clark, George Sidney Robert Kitson
1929-54 History, Lectureship in
1954 Constitutional History, Readership in (retired 1967)
1988-89- Assistant Director of Studies in International Relations
1994-97 Deputy Director: International Studies Centre
1510 c. Esquire Bedell LL.B.?; Fellow of K Third Bedell. D. 1521; Benefactor
1651 Proctor (new cycle) ?
1666 Civil Law, Regius Professor of
1936-45 Archaeology, Probationary Faculty/Faculty Assistant Lectureship in
1946-52 Archaeology, Lectureship in (Disney Professor, 1952)
1952 Archaeology, Disney Professorship of
1866-92 Superintendent/Curator/Director: Zoology, Museum of
1891 Registrary
1894 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer 'The position, arrangement, and fittings of libraries during the middle ages and the
renaissance (with special notes on the system of chaining books)'
1899 Bibliography, Sandars Readership in
1852 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1970 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer 'The artist grows old' Lord Clark of Saltwood
1990- Pathology, Lectureship in (Senior Lecturer, 2000)
1990-99 Financial Board: Administrative Assistant
Clark, Ronald Anthony Russell-
1971-74 Computer Laboratory, Demonstratorship in
1987 Philosophy of Religion, Stanton Lectureship in
1953-58 Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1958)
1958-64 Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, Lectureship in
1817-66 Anatomy, Professorship of
1830 MD Caput Senatus T F. 1809; MD 1827; Prof. Anat. 1817-66
1838 MD Caput Senatus T F. 1809; MD 1827; Prof. Anat. 1817-66
1845 MD Caput Senatus T F. 1809; MD 1827; Prof. Anat. 1817-66
1851 MD Caput Senatus T F. 1809; MD 1827; Prof. Anat. 1817-66
1857 Orator/Public Orator
1564 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1995-98 Astronomy, Assistant Director of Research in (University Lecturer, 1998)
1998- Astronomy, Lectureship in (Senior Lecturer, 2000)
1958-63 Medical Psychology, Assistant in Research in
1978-80 House Surgeon: Veterinary Clinical Studies, Department of
1980-81- University Assistant Physician: Veterinary Clinical Studies, Department of
1973-76 Archaeology, Assistant Lectureship in
1688 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics)
1694 NR Caput Senatus CL F. 1683; MA 1684 (Taxor 1695; Proctor 1702; Esq.B. 1704-27)
1702 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1704-27 Esquire Bedell M.A., Fellow of CL; vice Worts, deceased
1807 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1795-1806; LLD 1804; Prof.Min. 1808-22; Libn 1817-22
1808-22 Mineralogy, Professorship of
1809 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1795-1806; LLD 1804; Prof.Min. 1808-22; Libn 1817-22
1811 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1795-1806; LLD 1804; Prof.Min. 1808-22; Libn 1817-22
1813 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1795-1806; LLD 1804; Prof.Min. 1808-22; Libn 1817-22
1815 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1795-1806; LLD 1804; Prof.Min. 1808-22; Libn 1817-22
1817 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1795-1806; LLD 1804; Prof.Min. 1808-22; Libn 1817-22
1817-22 Librarian (Bibliothecarius): University Library LL.D.; Fellow of JE
1819 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1795-1806; LLD 1804; Prof.Min. 1808-22; Libn 1817-22
1821 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1795-1806; LLD 1804; Prof.Min. 1808-22; Libn 1817-22
1954-57 Physiology, Senior Demonstrator
Clarke, Ernest, Sir
1897 Agriculture, History and Economics of, Gilbey Lectureship in
1652 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1677 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics)
1922-37 Curator: Archaeology and Anthropology, Museum of
1937-46 Director: Fitzwilliam Museum
1970-74 Law, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1974)
1975-93 Law, Lectureship in (Reader in Commercial Contract Law, 1993)
1993 Commercial Contract Law, Readership in (Professor, 1999)
1999 Commercial Contract Law, Professorship of
1980-87 History, Lectureship in (Reader in Modern History, 1987)
1987 Modern History, Readership in (Professor of Modern British History, 1991)
1991 Modern British History, Professorship of
1965-70 Physiology, Senior Demonstrator
2000- Chemistry, Lectureship in
1779 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy)
1563 Civil Law, Regius Professor of
1724 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Rhetoric) JN forename surmised
Clarkson (née Cowie), Cynthia Margaret
1961-63 Geology, Assistant to Professor of/Assistant in Research in
1987-88- Assistant Under-Librarian: University Library
Clarkson, Ernest Robert Townley
1913-17 Human Anatomy, Additional Demonstrator
1995- Engineering, Lectureship in
1977-78- Computer Officer in General Board Institution
1983-87 Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1987)
1987-93 Chemistry, Lectureship in (Reader in Theoretical Chemistry, 1993)
1993 Theoretical Chemistry, Readership in (resigned 1996)
1964-76 Under-Librarian: University Library
1968-80 Computer Engineer
1980-82 Computer Officer in General Board Institution
1927-53 Assistant Registrary
2000- Experimental Psychology, Lectureship in
1605 Vice-Chancellor D.D. JN
1991-96 Graduate Staff: Latin-American Studies Centre
1989-90- Physics, Assistant Director of Research in
1992-98 Materials Science and Metallurgy, Lectureship in (Reader in Ceramics, 1998)
1998 Ceramics, Readership in
1969-73 Medicine, Lectureship in
1959-61 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, French: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1967-83 Divinity, Lectureship in
1950-82 Theoretical Electrodynamics and Radio, Lectureship in
1961-69 Anglo-Saxon, Lectureship in (Elrington and Bosworth Professor, 1969)
1969 Anglo-Saxon, Elrington and Bosworth Professorship of (retired 1982)
1991 University Organist
1741 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Rhetoric)
1743 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy)
1791 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1973-91 Geography, Lectureship in (Reader in Theoretical Geography, 1991)
1991 Theoretical Geography, Readership in (Professor, 1997)
1997 Theoretical Geography, Professorship of
1656 R Caput Senatus PEM F. 1650; MA 1653; Proctor 1656 (BD 1660)
1656 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1946-78 Tutor: Board of Extra-Mural Studies
1946-78 Tutor: Continuing Education, Board for
1982-83- Associate Director: University Press
1976-81 Chemical Engineering, Lectureship in
1727 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Rhetoric) K forename surmised
1961-62 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, French: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1830 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Rhetoric)
Clive, Robert George Windsor-, Rt Hon.
1919 High Steward Earl of Plymouth
1983-93 Computer Laboratory, Assistant Director of Research in the
1993- Computer Laboratory, Lecturer in the
1988-93 Engineering, Lectureship in
1703 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1967-71 Spanish, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1971)
1971-2000 Spanish, Lectureship in
1747 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy)
1976-81 Spanish, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1981)
1981-95 Spanish, Lectureship in
1433 Proctor Senior
1434-35 Proctor Senior
1450 Chancellor D.D.
1705 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1973-77 Curator: Kettle's Yard
1985-95 Metallurgy and Materials Science, Lectureship in (Reader in the Mechanics of Materials, 1995)
1995 Mechanics of Materials, Readership in (Professor, 1999)
1999 Mechanics of Materials, Professorship of (1999)
1970-95 Agricultural Science and Applied Biology, Lectureship in (Zoology, on retirement)
1988 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1953-55 Engineering, Assistant Director of Research in (University Lecturer, 1955)
1955-57 Engineering, Lectureship in (Reader, 1957)
1957 Engineering, Readership in (elected Professor of Engineering 1965)
1965 Engineering, Professorship of (1974)
1690 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy)
1974-77 Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics, Lectureship in
1985 Mordell Lectureship [in Pure Mathematics]
1986 Pure Mathematics, Sadleirian Professorship of
1537 Proctor Junior
Cobbe, Richard Alexander Charles
1976-81 Assistant to the Director: Hamilton Kerr Institute
1893 Pathology, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer in Pathology, 1907)
1907-29 Pathology, Lectureship in
1965 American History and Institutions, (Pitt) Professorship of
1948-51 Physics, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1951)
1951-62 Physics, Lectureship in
1962 Physics, Readership in (resigned 1964)
1803 Christian Advocate
1930-35 Physics, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1935)
1935-39 Physics, Lectureship in (Jacksonian Professor, 1939)
1939 Natural (Experimental) Philosophy, Jacksonian Professor of (resigned 1946)
1958 Physics, Scott Lectureship in
1697 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
Cocke, Richard Henry St George
1965-66- Fine Arts, Assistant Lectureship in
1965-70 Architecture, Assistant Lectureship in
1843 NR Caput Senatus PET F. 1837; MA 1837 (Bursar, Tutor; BD 1850)
Cockerell, Sydney Carlyle, Sir
1908-37 Director: Fitzwilliam Museum
1937 Pastoral Theology, Lecturer in
1996- Clinical Veterinary Medicine, Lectureship in
1990-95 Engineering, Lectureship in
Coell, John, Sir
1666 University Counsel
1663 R Caput Senatus PEM M. 1677-93; MA 1660; DD 1678; Proctor 1671; VC 1681
1671 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1681 Vice-Chancellor D.D. PEM
1685 DD Caput Senatus PEM M. 1677-93; MA 1660; DD 1678;Proctor 1671; VC 1681
1879-1914 University Counsel vice Stephen
1953-81 Engineering, Lectureship in
1967-70 Genetics, Demonstratorship in
1970 Rouse Ball Lecturer
1945-48 Economics and Politics, Probationary Faculty/Faculty Assistant Lectureship in
1948-74 Economics, Lectureship in
1994-99 Psychiatry, Lectureship in (Reader in Developmental Psychopathology, 1999)
1999 Developmental Psychopathology, Readership in
1626 Representative in Parliament Fellow of T
1628 Representative in Parliament Fellow of T again
Coke, Edward, Sir
1586 University Counsel (d. 1634)
1614 High Steward
1473 Proctor Junior
1518 Proctor Senior
Colaco, Camilo Anthony Leo Selwyn
1984-86 Clinical Biochemistry, Senior Assistant in Research in (University Lecturer, 1986)
1986-90 Clinical Biochemistry, Lectureship in
1707 Moral Philosophy, Knightbridge Professorship of
1559 Mathematical Lecturer forename surmised
1812 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
2000- Engineering, Lectureship in
1928-36 Addenbrooke's Hospital, University Teacher: Addenbrooke's Hospital
1949-63 Physic, Associate Lectureship in
Cole, Martin Richard Westcombe
1982-83- Computer Officer in General Board Institution
1598 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1997- Registry: Computer Officer
1890-92 Experimental Physics, Assistant Demonstrator
1904 Physiology, Additional Demonstrator
1905 Physiology, Additional Demonstrator (again)
1907 Physiology, Junior Demonstrator
1915-42 Medical Chemistry, Lectureship in
1966-68 Engineering, Assistant in (Experimental) Research in
1971 Economic History, Professorship of
1961-66 French, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1966)
1966-81 French, Lectureship in (Reader in French Literature, 1981)
1995- Paediatric Pathology, Lectureship in
Coleman, Robert George Gilbert
1960-85 Classics, Lectureship in (Professor of Comparative Philology, 1985)
1985 Comparative Philology, Professorship of
1973-89 Associate Director: University Press
1843 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy) JN forename surmised
1989-90- Computer Officer: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)
1960-65 Archaeology and Anthropology, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1965)
1965-77 Archaeology and Anthropology, Lectureship in (Reader in European Prehistory, 1977; Professor, 1979)
1977 European Prehistory, Readership in (elected Professor of European Prehistory 1980)
1980 European Prehistory, Professorship of (retired 1986)
Coles, Vincent Stuckey Stratton
1904 Pastoral Theology, Lecturer in
1995-2000 Physiology, Lectureship in (Reader in Molecular Physiology, 2000)
2000 Molecular Physiology, Readership in
Collen, E. H. E., Major
1913-14 Teacher of Military Studies: Military Studies, Board of
Collier, David Gilbert St John
1987-88- Surgery, Clinical Lectureship
1991-99 Management Studies, Lectureship in
1966-68 Law, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1968)
1968-69- Law, Lectureship in
1981-86 French, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1986)
1986- French, Lectureship in (Senior Lecturer, 2000)
1769 R Caput Senatus T F. 1763; MA 1765 (RPH 1771-90; BD 1789)
1771-90 Hebrew, Regius Professorship of
1753-85 Anatomy, Professorship of
1770 MD Caput Senatus T MD 1754; Prof.Anat. 1753-85
1771 MD Caput Senatus T MD 1754; Prof.Anat. 1753-85
1950-55 Agriculture, Demonstratorship in
1984-95 Engineering, Lectureship in (Reader in Applied Thermodynamics, 1995)
1995 Applied Thermodynamics, Readership in (Professor of Applied Thermodynamics, 2000)
2000 Applied Thermodynamics, (2000) Professorship of
1930 Classics, J. H. Gray Lectureship in
1513 Proctor Senior
1986-90 English, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1990)
1990-94 English, Lectureship in (Reader in Intellectual History and English Literature, 1994)
1994 Intellectual History and English Literature, Readership in (Professor, 2000)
2000 Intellectual History and English Literature, Professorship of
1625 Physic, Regius Professor of
2000 American History and Institutions, (Pitt) Professorship of
1617 Divinity, Regius Professorship of
1997 Histopathology, Professorship of (previously Professor of Tumour Pathology, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm)
1680 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1988 Modern History, Regius Professorship of
Collison, Frederick William (Portlock)
1845 NR Caput Senatus JN F. 1838-55; MA 1839; S. Dean, 1845-53 (BD 1846)
1759 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1764 NR Caput Senatus CC M. 1778-94; BD 1761; DD 1778; Proctor 1759; VC 1778, 1793
1778 Vice-Chancellor D.D. CC
1780 DD Caput Senatus CC M. 1778-94; BD 1761; DD 1778; Proctor 1759; VC 1778, 1793
1793 Vice-Chancellor D.D. CC again
1993-98 (North) American Branch: Director: University Press
1739 Mathematics, Lucasian Professorship of
1773 R Caput Senatus SID F., MA 1772
1775 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Logic)
1388 Chancellor
1390:01:22 Chancellor
1391 Chancellor (again)
1394 Chancellor (again)
Colvin, Sidney, Sir
1873 Fine Art, Slade Professorship of
1876-83 Director: Fitzwilliam Museum Slade professor of Fine Art. Knighted, 1911
1938-79 French, Lectureship in
1902 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1631 Vice-Chancellor D.D. T
1636 Vice-Chancellor D.D. T again
1949-65 Veterinary Physiology, Lectureship in (Reader, 1965)
1965 Veterinary Zoology, Readership in (retired 1987) ? as Reader in Veterinary Physiology
1947 American History and Institutions, (Pitt) Professorship of
Compston, David Alastair Standish
1989 Neurology, Professorship of
1997-99 Medicine, Lectureship in (Reader in Metabolic Bone Disease, 1999)
1999 Metabolic Bone Disease, Readership in
1981-83 Assistant to the Curator: Kettle's Yard
1911-18 Botany, Demonstratorship in, Junior
1972-74 Slavonic Studies, Senior Assistant in Research in (University Lecturer, 1974)
1974-78 Linguistics, Lectureship in
1992- Oriental Studies, Assistant Director of Research in
1976-77- Clinical Medicine, Associate Lectureship in
1470-72 Vice-Chancellor CC
1995- Clinical Medicine, Associate Lectureship in
1964-67 Animal Pathology, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1967)
1967-99 Animal Pathology, Lectureship in (Clinical Veterinary Medicine on retirement)
1992- Education, Lectureship in (Senior Lecturer, 2000)
1983-87 Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1987)
1987-93 Chemistry, Lectureship in
1984-85 History, George Macaulay Trevelyan Lectureship in
1935 Fine Art, Slade Professorship of
Constant, Charles Kenvyn Ffrench-
1996-99 Medical Genetics, Lectureship in (Professor of Neurological Genetics, 1999)
1999 Neurological Genetics, Professorship of
1995- Clinical Medicine, Associate Lectureship in
1945-47 Engineering, Demonstrator
1964-66 Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1966)
1966-73 Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics, Lectureship in (Reader in Pure Mathematics, 1973)
1973 Pure Mathematics, Readership in (elected Professor of Mathematics 1983)
1983 Mathematics, Professorship of (resigned 1987)
1901 Fine Art, Slade Professorship of
1684 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Logic)
1551 Proctor Junior
Conyngham, Gerald Ponsonby Lenox-, Sir
1922 Geodesy, Readership in (resigned 1947)
1971 Rouse Ball Lecturer
1972 Natural (Experimental) Philosophy, Jacksonian Professor of (retired 1990)
1907 Classical Archaeology, Readership in (elected Laurence Professor of Classical Archaeology in 1931)
1931 Classical Archaeology, Laurence Professorship of
1936 Classics, J. H. Gray Lectureship in
1978-79- Pharmacology, Associate Lectureship in
1816 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics) CHR forename surmised
1969 Classics, J. H. Gray Lectureship in
1945 Classics, Laurence Readership in (Classical Archaeology) (elected Laurence Professor 1962)
1962 Classical Archaeology, Laurence Professorship of
1962-76 Curator: Classical Archaeology, Museum of
1968-69 Assistant Technical Officer: Physiological Laboratory (Technical Officer, 1969)
1969-81 Technical Officer: Physiological Laboratory
1926-32 Aramaic, Lectureship in (Regius Professor of Hebrew, 1932)
1932 Hebrew, Regius Professorship of
1973-73 Education, Lectureship in
1973-84 Secretary: Education, Department of
1975 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer 'The American in England: from Emerson to S. J. Perelman'
1880-90 Curator of Insects: Zoology, Museum of
1990-96 Pathology, Lectureship in (Reader in Immunology, 1996)
1996 Immunology, Readership in (Professor of Immunobiology, 2000)
2000 Immunobiology, Professorship of
1914-33 Addenbrooke's Hospital, University Teacher: Addenbrooke's Hospital
1925-35 Indian Civil Service Studies, University Teacher (Lecturer), Burmese: Indian Civil Service Studies, Board of
1549 Mathematical Lecturer forename surmised
1689 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1494 Proctor Junior
1595 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1540-41- Deputy High Steward of Chesterton
1671 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1675 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1678 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1679 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1681 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1684 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1685 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1688 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1690 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1691 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1692 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1693 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1694 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1696 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1697 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1700 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1701 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1702 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1704 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1705 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1706 LLD Caput Senatus JE F. 1653-1707; LLD 1673 (Taxor 1661; Proctor 1671)
1772 Vice-Chancellor D.D. K
1774 DD Caput Senatus K M. 1772; DD 1765; VC 1772
1780 Greek, Regius Professorship of
1907-10 Assistant in Astrophysics (lapsed, 1913): Observatories
1837 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Logic) PET forename surmised
1838 R Caput Senatus PET M. 1847-76; F. 1736; MA 1835; DD 1848; Proctor 1842; VC 1848; 1863; 1864; 1872; 1873
1839 R Caput Senatus PET M. 1847-76; F. 1736; MA 1835; DD 1848; Proctor 1842; VC 1848; 1863; 1864; 1872; 1873
1842 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1848 Vice-Chancellor D.D. PET
1850 DD Caput Senatus PET M. 1847-76; F. 1736; MA 1835; DD 1848; Proctor 1842; VC 1848; 1863; 1864; 1872;
1873
1855 DD Caput Senatus PET M. 1847-76; F. 1736; MA 1835; DD 1848; Proctor 1842; VC 1848; 1863; 1864; 1872;
1873
1863, 1864 Vice-Chancellor D.D. PET again
1872, 1873 Vice-Chancellor D.D. PET again
1952-57 Botany, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1957)
1957-89 Botany, Lectureship in
1950-53 Animal Pathology, Assistant Director of Research in (Assistant Director of Research in Pathology, 1953)
1953-63 Pathology, Assistant Director of Research in (previously Assistant Director of Research in Animal Pathology;
Reader in Immunology, 1963)
1963 Immunology, Readership in (elected Quick Professor of Biology 1966)
1966-88 Biology, Quick Professorship of
2000- Engineering, Lectureship in
1960-61- Assistant Secretary: Careers Service
1972-76 University Library, Assistant in Research in the
1972-76 Assistant in Research: University Library
1938-46 Engineering, Demonstrator (University Lecturer, 1946)
1946-78 Engineering, Lectureship in
Cooper, Clive Forster (Forster-)
1910-14 Animal Morphology, Demonstratorship in (Superintendent of the Museum of Zoology, 1915)
1914-38 Superintendent/Curator/Director: Zoology, Museum of
1932 Vertebrate Zoology, Readership in (resigned 1938)
1964-69 Physiology, Senior Demonstrator (University Lecturer, 1969)
1969-74 Physiology, Lectureship in
1787 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1701 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1706 NR Caput Senatus T F. 1680-1715; BD 1703; Proctor 1701
1991-96 Physics, Assistant Director of Research in (University Lecturer in , 1996)
2000 Physics of High Temperature Superconductors, Readership in
1958-78 Engineering, Lectureship in
2000- Physics, Lectureship in
1994-2000 Education, Lectureship in
1978-97 Pathology, Associate Lectureship in
1983-84- Psychopathology, Lectureship in
1974-78 Architecture, Assistant Lectureship in
1948-53 Geodesy and Geophysics, Demonstratorship in
1586 Vice-Chancellor D.D.; Fellow of T, CC Master of Corpus, 1587
1859 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1832 MD Caput Senatus JN MD 1810
1924 Medicine, Assistant to the Professor
1977-78- Computer Officer in General Board Institution
1977-88 Computer Officer: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)
2000- Computer Laboratory, Lecturer in the
1933 Economics, Alfred Marshall Lectureship in
1682 Vice-Chancellor D.D. K
1687 DD Caput Senatus K M. 1681-89; VC 1682; DD 1664
1826 Representative in Parliament Fellow of T Lord Chancellor, 1827
1826:12:16 Representative in Parliament again, re-elected after accepting office
1840 High Steward Baron Lyndhurst
1517 Proctor Senior
1613 Vice-Chancellor LL.D. TH
1976-79 Applied Biology, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1979)
1979-99 Applied Biology, Lectureship in (Zoology, on retirement)
1969-83 Warden: University Centre
1903 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1917 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1988-2000 South Asian Geography, Lectureship in
1989 Fine Art, Slade Professorship of
1983-90 University Assistant Physician: Veterinary Clinical Studies, Department of
1674 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1980-85 Anatomy, Demonstratorship in
1994- Clinical Medicine, Associate Lectureship in
1968-76 Keeper: Fitzwilliam Museum
1949-59 Botany, Lectureship in (Reader in Plant Taxonomy, 1959)
1959 Plant Taxonomy, Readership in (elected Professor of Tropical Botany 1965)
1965 Tropical Botany, Professorship of (retired 1973)
1926-27 Classics, Lectureship in (elected Reader in 1927)
1927 Classics, Brereton-Laurence Readership in (appointed Laurence Professor from 1 January 1931)
1931 Ancient Philosophy, Laurence Professorship of
1815 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Rhetoric) M forename surmised
1990 Law, Professorship of (Herchel Smith Professor of Intellectual Property Law, 1995)
1995 Intellectual Property Law, Herchel Smith Professorship of
1899 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer 'La théorie des ondes lumineuses: son influence sur la physique moderne'
1739 R Caput Senatus CHR F. 1738; BA 1736/7 [MA not recorded]; DD 1748 (Abp of Canterbury)
1948 Rouse Ball Lecturer
1985 Nehru, Jawaharlal, Visiting Professorship (Architecture)
Correia, L. N. R., Miss
1967-72 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, Portuguese: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1974-76 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, Italian: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1826 NR Caput Senatus CTH F. 1817; BD 1831; M.Jes. 1849-85; Norrisian Prof. 1838-54; DD 1853
1826 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Logic)
1838-54 Divinity, Norrisian Professorship of
1846 NR Caput Senatus CTH F. 1817; BD 1831; M.Jes. 1849-85; Norrisian Prof. 1838-54; DD 1853
1850 Vice-Chancellor B.D. JE
1878-83 Curator of the Herbarium: Botany Department
Cortes, Hipolito Paul Castello-
1975-80 Anatomy, Demonstratorship in
1996- Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics, Lectureship in
1760 R Caput Senatus CAI F. 1761-67; MA 1759; Chaplain 1759 (Moderator 1766)
1766 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics)
1848 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Rhetoric) PEM
1679 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy)
1718 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy) forename surmised; or Doughty, [Gregory]
1890-1900 Teacher of Vaccination: Teacher of Vaccination
1836 NR Caput Senatus EM F. 1825; MA 1826 (BD 1833; Scrutator 1838)
1786 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy) EM forename surmised
1797 Vice-Chancellor D.D. EM
1799 DD Caput Senatus EM M. 1797-1835; DD 1798; VC 1797, 1813; Knightbridge Prof. 1809-13
1809-13 Moral Philosophy, Knightbridge Professorship of
1813:10:11 Vice-Chancellor D.D. EM again
1814 DD Caput Senatus EM M. 1797-1835; DD 1798; VC 1797, 1813; Knightbridge Prof. 1809-13
1821 DD Caput Senatus EM M. 1797-1835; DD 1798; VC 1797, 1813; Knightbridge Prof. 1809-13
Cosens, Charles Richard Garrod
1926-27 Fine Arts, Probationary Faculty/Faculty Assistant Lectureship in
1937-38- Engineering, Demonstrator
1943-55 Engineering, Lectureship in
1945 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1976-78 Junior Research Officer: Applied Economics, Department of (Research Officer, 1978)
1978-79 Research Officer: Applied Economics, Department of (University Lecturer, 1979)
1979-80- Engineering, Lectureship in
1639 Vice-Chancellor D.D. PET
1949-65 Physics, Lectureship in (Reader in Electron Physics, 1965)
1965 Electron Physics, Readership in (retired 1975)
1997- Brazilian Branch: Director: University Press
Costello, Edmund William, Brigadier-General
1924-32 Director of Military Studies: Military Studies, Board of
Costobadie (or De Costobadie), Jacob
1790 NR Caput Senatus JE F. 1781-96; MA 1784; Tutor and S. Dean
1545 Proctor Senior
1558:11:8 Vice-Chancellor B.D.; Master of CathH
1469 Proctor Senior
1490 Chancellor
1504 Divinity, Lady Margaret's Professorship of undocumented
1707 Astronomy (and Experimental Philosophy), Plumian Professorship of
1707-16 Director: Observatories (Plumian Professor, 1707)
1938 Curator of Vertebrates: Zoology, Museum of (and Strickland Curator)
1938-67 Zoology, Lectureship in
1757 R Caput Senatus CC F. 1752-62; MA 1754 (Moderator 1760; Taxor 1760; BD 1762)
1760 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy)
1985:6 Chemistry, Alexander Todd Visiting Professorship of (1 Oct. -- 15 Nov. 1985 and 1 May -- 14 June 1986)
1958 Metallurgy, Goldsmiths' Professorship of (resigned 1965)
1977, 1978 Vice-Chancellor Sc.D. JE
Couch, Arthur Thomas Quiller-, Sir
1912 English Literature, King Edward VII Professorship of (died 1944)
1954 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer 'Science and religion: a changing relationship'
Coulthurst, William Henry (or Henry William)
1787 NR Caput Senatus SID F. 1781; BD 1785 (Tutor 1788-91; DD 1791) Previously Joh
1919-34 English, Lectureship in
1997- Education, Lectureship in
1938-40 Engineering, Superintendent of the Engineering Workshops
1750 NR Caput Senatus CL F. 1736-56; MA 1739 (Proctor 1753)
1753 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1962-94 French, Lectureship in (Reader in French Intellectual History and Bibliography, 1994)
1994 French Intellectual History and Bibliography, Readership in (retired 1997)
1979-80 Assistant to the Secretaries: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)
1976-83 Research Officer: Applied Economics, Department of (Senior Research Officer, 1983)
1983-88 Senior Research Officer: Applied Economics, Department of (Assistant Director of Research, 1988)
1988-89- Economics and Politics, Assistant Director of Research in
1964-66 Genetics, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1966)
1966-77 Genetics, Lectureship in
1688 Vice-Chancellor D.D. CHR
1690 DD Caput Senatus CHR M. 1688-1722; DD 1679; VC 1688, 1708
1691 DD Caput Senatus CHR M. 1688-1722; DD 1679; VC 1688, 1708
1701 DD Caput Senatus CHR M. 1688-1722; DD 1679; VC 1688, 1708
1707 DD Caput Senatus CHR M. 1688-1722; DD 1679; VC 1688, 1708
1708 Vice-Chancellor D.D. CHR again
1713 DD Caput Senatus CHR M. 1688-1722; DD 1679; VC 1688, 1708
1617 University Counsel (d. 1640)
1920 Medicine, Assistant to the Professor
1867 Sanskrit, Professorship of
1560 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1594 Civil Law, Regius Professor of
1585 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1603, 1604 Vice-Chancellor LL.D. TH
Cowen, Zelman, Rt Hon. Sir
1984 Commonwealth Studies, Smuts Memorial Lectureship in
1962-67 Experimental Psychology, Demonstratorship in
1912 Bibliography, Sandars Readership in
1960-64 Engineering, Senior Assistant in Research in
1964-2000 Engineering, Lectureship in
1990-92 Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1992)
1992- Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, Lectureship in (Senior Lecturer, 2000)
1839 Deputy High Steward M.A.; Fellow of JN
1840 Deputy High Steward M.A.; Fellow of JN (reappointed)
1841 University Counsel Fellow of JN
1961-65 History, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1965)
1965-75 History, Lectureship in (Reader in Modern English History, 1975)
1975 Modern English History, Readership in (retired 1988)
1765 R Caput Senatus CC F. 1763; MA 1762 (Bursar 1767-70)
1978-84 Associate Director: University Press
1998- Registry: Administrative Assistants/Administrative Officers
1974 American History and Institutions, (Pitt) Professorship of
1976-99 Clinical Medicine, Lectureship in
1950-55 Mathematics, Assistant Lectureship in
1922 Forestry, Lectureship in (2)
1987-88- Assistant to the Secretaries: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)
1970-80 Computer Engineer
1980-81- Computer Officer in General Board Institution
1989 Medicine, Professorship of (1962)
1993- Italian, Lectureship in (Senior Lecturer, 2000)
1976-80 Surgery, Lectureship in
1521 Proctor Junior
1982-88 Associate Director: University Press
1574 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1966-71 Philosophy, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1971)
1971-92 Philosophy, Lectureship in (Reader in Modern Philosophy, 1998)
1992 Modern Philosophy, Readership in (Knightbridge Professor, 1998)
1998 Philosophy, Knightbridge Professor of
1965-67 Investigative Medicine, Assistant in Research in
1963-83 Research Officer: Applied Economics, Department of
Craigie, Patrick George, Major
1907 Agriculture, History and Economics of, Gilbey Lectureship in
1346-1348:06 Chancellor
1950 Rouse Ball Lecturer
1967-88 Economics and Politics, Lectureship in
1987-91 Medicine, Clinical Lectureship
1972-78 Examinations Officer: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES) (Assistant Secretary, 1978)
1978-78 Assistant to the Secretaries: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)
1979- Financial Board: Computer Officer
1973-80 Under-Librarian: University Library
1669 LLD Caput Senatus T F. 1637-45, 1660-; LLD 1660
1703 MD Caput Senatus CAI F. 1695-1705; MD 1700
1930-38 Geography, Lectureship in
1957-80 Assistant Curator: Ethnology: Archaeology and Anthropology, Museum of
1980-88 Senior Assistant Curator: Archaeology and Anthropology, Museum of
1952 American History and Institutions, (Pitt) Professorship of
1667 R Caput Senatus T F. 1661; MA 1663 (Candidate for Oratorship, 1673)
1682 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1726 Vice-Chancellor D.D. SID
1995-96 Financial Board: Administrative Assistant
1667 High Steward Earl of Craven
1770 Arabic, The Lord Almoner's Professorship/Readership of
1770 Arabic, Sir Thomas Adams' Professorship of (Lord Almoner's Reader, 1770)
1790 Vice-Chancellor D.D. JN
1792 DD Caput Senatus JN M. 1789-1815; DD 1789; VC 1790
1974-78 Physiology, Senior Demonstrator (University Lecturer, 1978)
1978-87 Physiology, Lectureship in (Reader in Sensory Physiology, 1987)
1987 Sensory Physiology, Readership in (Professor of Neurophysiology, 1992)
1992 Neurophysiology, Professorship of
1999- Astronomy, Assistant Director of Research in
1992 International Law, Whewell Professorship of (previously Challis Professor of International Law, Sydney
University)
1997-99 Director: International Law, Research Centre for (later Lauterpacht Research Centre for)
1969-72 Classics, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1972)
1972-86 Classics, Lectureship in
1929-31 History, Probationary Faculty/Faculty Assistant Lectureship in
1932-66 History, Lectureship in
1818 R Caput Senatus M F. 1814; MA 1817; Proctor 1823 Previously Trin
1823 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1987-90 Computer Laboratory, Assistant Lectureship in the
1534, 1535 Vice-Chancellor M.A.; Master of ClaH [D.D. 1535]
1926 Divinity, Ely Professorship of
1926 Divinity, Lectureship in (elected Ely Professor later that year)
1935 Christian Theology, Hulsean Lectureship in
1876-78 Human Anatomy, Demonstrator
1884 Ecclesiastical History, Dixie Professorship of
1895 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer 'The early renaissance in England'
1625 Greek, Regius Professorship of
1627 Orator/Public Orator
1666 Greek, Regius Professorship of (son of R. Creighton, 1625)
Cremer, Robert Wyndham Ketton-
1957 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer 'Matthew Prior'
1955-89 Romance Philology, Lectureship in
1669 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy)
1678 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1701 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Rhetoric)
1813 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1805 NR Caput Senatus CL F. 1785; BD 1796; Tutor
1939 Bibliography, Sandars Readership in
1949 Librarian (Bibliothecarius): University Library M.A.; Fellow of JE
1998 Latin-American Studies, Simón Bolívar Professorship of (Social and Political Sciences)
1755 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Rhetoric)
1977-81 English, Assistant Lectureship in
1997-98 Developmental Psychiatry, Clinical Lectureship
1912 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1986 Applied Mathematics, Professorship of (died, 2000)
1989-90- Assistant to the Secretaries: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)
1819 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Logic) JN forename surmised
1967-71 Economics and Politics, Assistant Lectureship in
1975-85 Senior Research Officer: Applied Economics, Department of
1985-89 Law, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1989)
1989-95 Law, Lectureship in (Reader, 1995)
1995 Law, Readership in (resigned 2000)
1986-87- Clinical Medicine, Associate Lectureship in
1854-55 Second Assistant Observer: Observatories
1965-79 Advisory Officer: Estate Management and Building Service
1964-65- Mathematics, Lectureship in
1820 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1830 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Philosophy)
1832 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Logic)
1986-87- Computer Officer: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)
1435-36? Proctor Junior
1980-84 Job Analyst: Assistant Staff Office
1987 (only) Financial Board: Administrative Assistant
1988-89- Superintendent: Biochemical Laboratory
1771:02:14 Representative in Parliament vice de Grey; (Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, 1771)
1774 Representative in Parliament again
Croix, Geoffrey Ernest Maurice de Ste
1973 Classics, J. H. Gray Lectureship in
1522 Orator/Public Orator
1958-60 Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, Demonstratorship in
1972-73 Physiology, Senior Demonstrator
1982-89 Associate Director: University Press
Crompton, David William Thomasson
1963-68 Parasitology, Assistant in Research in the Molteno Institute (University Lecturer, 1968)
1968-85 Parasitology, Lectureship in
1679 NR Caput Senatus JE F. 1672-94; MA 1672; Taxor 1680; Proctor 1688
1688 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1654 Representative in Parliament
1656 Representative in Parliament
1534 High Steward
1535 Chancellor
1989-92 Oriental Studies, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1992)
1992-94 Oriental Studies, Lectureship in (Reader in Islamic History, 1994)
1994 Islamic History, Reader in (resigned 1997)
1964 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1953-55 Classics, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1955)
1955-71 Classics, Lectureship in (Reader in Roman History of Law, 1971)
1971 Roman History and Law, Readership in (elected Professor of Ancient History 1979)
1979 Ancient History, Professorship of (retired 1984)
1705 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics) CAI forename surmised
1992 Fine Art, Slade Professorship of (Professor in the Department of the History of Art, Johns Hopkins University)
1995-2000 Computer Laboratory, Lecturer in the
1754 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics) forename surmised
1963-64 Medieval and Modern Languages, Lector, Russian: Medieval and Modern Languages, Special Board for (Lectors)
1985 Slavonic Studies, Professorship of
1951-54 Applied Anatomy, Demonstratorship in
1955-67 Veterinary Anatomy, Lectureship in
Cross, Desmond Ion Cyril Ashton-
1935-36 Law, Probationary Faculty/Faculty Assistant Lectureship in
1936-63 Law, Lectureship in
1992-97 Music, Assistant Director of Research in
1997- Music, Lectureship in
1910:11:30 Deputy Secretary: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)
1968-75 Technical Officer: Computer Laboratory (earlier, Mathematical Laboratory)
Cross, Rupert, Sir
1976 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer 'The golden thread of English Criminal Law: the burden of proof'
1974-75- Senior Technical Officer: Physiological Laboratory
1797 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Logic) PEM forename surmised
1716 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1720 DD Caput Senatus CTH M. 1719-36; DD 1717; VC 1720-22 (Proctor 1716)
1720, 1721 Vice-Chancellor D.D. CTH
1723 DD Caput Senatus CTH M. 1719-36; DD 1717; VC 1720-22 (Proctor 1716)
1961-78 Senior Assistant Registrary (Principal Assistant Registrary, 1978)
1978-82 Principal Assistant Registrary (retired)
1670 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Rhetoric)
1687 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1649 Proctor (new cycle) (resigned) Senior
1660 Representative in Parliament Fellow of K
1661 Representative in Parliament again
1982-83 Economic History, Ellen McArthur Lectureship in
1988-90 Senior Editors: University Press (Associate Director, 1990)
1990-93 Director: University Press (Biological Sciences; Editorial Director, STM, 1993)
1993-98 Director: University Press (Editorial Director, STM; Director, Science, 1998)
1998- Director: University Press (Science)
2000- French, Lectureship in
1724 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics) Q forename surmised
1912 Experimental Physics, Assistant Demonstrator
1921 Physics (as applied to Medical Radiology), Lectureship in
1647 Proctor (new cycle)
1650 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1957-62 Pathology, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1962)
1962-64 Pathology, Lectureship in
1946 University Printer: University Press
1971-76 German, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1976)
1976-95 German, Lectureship in
1641 Mathematical Lecturer forename surmised
1645-88 Hebrew, Regius Professorship of
1662 DD Caput Senatus CHR M. 1654-88; DD 1651; RPH 1645-88; previously Emm, and M.Cla. 1645-54
1676 DD Caput Senatus CHR M. 1654-88; DD 1651; RPH 1645-88; previously Emm, and M.Cla. 1645-54
1684 DD Caput Senatus CHR M. 1654-88; DD 1651; RPH 1645-88; previously Emm, and M.Cla. 1645-54
1977-78- Clinical Medicine, Associate Lectureship in
1958-59 Medical Psychology, Senior Assistant in Research in
1978-78 University Assistant Anaesthetist: Veterinary Clinical Studies, Department of
1935-44 Agricultural Engineering, Demonstratorship in
Culverwell, Nathaniel, or possibly Richard
1643 Mathematical Lecturer forename surmised
1543 Proctor Senior
1806 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Rhetoric) T forename surmised
1815 Chemistry, Professorship of (1702)
1818 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1977-78- Clinical Medicine, Associate Lectureship in
1972-74 Engineering, Senior Assistant in Research in (University Lecturer, 1974)
1974-88 Engineering, Lectureship in (Reader in Turbomachinery, 1988-89)
1988 Turbomachinery, Readership in (appointed Professor of Aerothermal Technology)
1989 Aerothermal Technology, Professorship of
1989 Classics, J. H. Gray Lectureship in
1912-14 Assistant [to the] Superintendent/Director: Zoology, Museum of
Cunningham, Anthony David Peter
1961-63 Engineering, Assistant Director of Research in
1922 Pastoral Theology, Lecturer in
1926-46 Mathematics, Lectureship in
1883-91 History, Lectureship in
1907 Pastoral Theology, Lecturer in
1976-77- Librarian: History Faculty
1967 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1968-73 Divinity, Assistant Lectureship in (University Lecturer, 1973)
1969 Philosophy of Religion, Stanton Lectureship in
1973-96 Divinity, Lectureship in
1732 NR Caput Senatus CL F. 1723-35; MA 1725 (DD 1737)
1794 R Caput Senatus CC F. 1793; MA 1794 (Proctor 1799; BD 1802)
1799 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1828 R Caput Senatus PEM MA 1826; F.; Proctor 1831
1829 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer (Rhetoric) PEM forename surmised
1831 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1979-80- Assistant Secretary: Careers Service
1997-98 Financial Board: Administrative Assistant (Senior Assistant Treasurer, 1998)
1998- Senior Assistant Treasurer
1557 Mathematical Lecturer forename surmised
1563 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
Curtis, Myra, Dame
1942-54 Chairman of Women's Board: Careers Service
1691 Proctor (new cycle) Senior
1913 Sir Robert Rede's Lecturer 'Modern parliamentary eloquence' Earl Curzon of Kedleston
1770 University Counsel
1989-90- Assistant to the Secretaries: Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES)
1967-74 Geology, Senior Assistant in Research in (Assistant Director of Research, 1974)
1974-76 Geology, Assistant Director of Research in
1963-66 Pharmacology, Demonstratorship in (University Lecturer, 1966)
1966-73 Pharmacology, Lectureship in (Reader, 1973)
1973 Pharmacology, Readership in (elected Sheild Professor of Pharmacology 1979)
1979 Pharmacology, Sheild Professorship of
1734 Anatomy, Professorship of
1726 Barnaby Lecturer (Mathematics) forename surmised
1729 Proctor (new cycle) Junior
1479 Proctor Junior
1504 Proctor Senior
1515 Proctor Senior