Honorary Fellows 2016 announced
Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) is delighted to announce this year’s Honorary Fellowships to be conferred during its graduation ceremonies this July.
The Fellowships are given in recognition of outstanding achievement by an individual in a given field or profession. These individuals join a community of Fellows who are closely associated with the work of the University and who play an active role in the life of LJMU.
Vice-Chancellor of LJMU Professor Nigel Weatherill said: “The Honorary Fellows each represent a different profession and background and reflect the full range of disciplines within the University. They are all role models for our students and for our staff and I look forward to their participation in the life of the University through our Fellowship.”
The following Fellowships will be conferred during LJMU’s graduation ceremonies at the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral the week commencing 11th July 2016:
Dr John Cater, Vice Chancellor of Edge Hill University and graduate of LJMU, for outstanding contributions to higher education
Louise Ellman MP for Liverpool Riverside for outstanding contribution to politics and support of the constituents of Liverpool
The Rt Hon Frank Field MP for outstanding contribution to the Liverpool city region and its constituents
His Honour, Judge Clement Goldstone QC for outstanding contribution to the law
Lord Hall of Birkenhead, Director General of the BBC, for outstanding contribution to media and entertainment
Steve Hawkins, Chief Executive, Local Solutions, for outstanding contribution to charity services in Liverpool and across the North West
Robert Hough, Chair of the LEP for outstanding contribution to business and regeneration in the North West
Simon Kirby, Chief Executive of HS2 and graduate of LJMU for outstanding contributions to engineering and to regeneration
Ann Marr, Chief Executive, St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS trust for outstanding contribution to the Health Service
Councillor Gary Millar, Cabinet Member, Business, Enterprise and Investment at Liverpool City Council, for outstanding contribution to Liverpool city region and its people
Emma Rodgers, an internationally renowned sculptor for outstanding contribution to art.
