Vice-Chancellor's Awards

In total, 23 donors received the Vice-Chancellor’s Award and 17 the Vice-Chancellor’s Award: Gold in 2011. Between them, they had contributed to the Africa Centre for HIV/Aids Management, AgriSciences, AIMS, Economic and Management Sciences, Engineering, Health Sciences, Horticulture, the limbovane Outreach Project, the Institute for Futures Research, IMSTUS, the JL Zwane Library, Journalism, the JS Gericke Library, the Chamber Music Festival, the Cochlear Implants Programme, various university residences, the Academy for Girls’ Leadership and Sport Development, Mandarin, MGD, Maties Cricket, the mentorship programme, postgraduate studies, Science, Political Science, Law, the Legal Aid Clinic, SciMathUS, the Centre for Teaching and Learning, the Centre for Prospective Students, the Stellenbosch Trust, STIAS, the SRC, TB research, Theology, TRAC SA, the Ukwanda Rural Clinical School, fixed assets, the Work Study Programme and the Wordfest (Woordfees).

Picture above at the awards ceremony in Stellenbosch, from left, are Mr Renier Koegelenberg of the EFSA Foundation, Mr Anthony Dicey of the Deciduous Fruit Producers’ Trust, Dr Ronnie van der Merwe of Mediclinic, Ms Joan Brown of Link SA Trust, Dr Braam Hanekom of the Dutch Reform Church of South Africa, Ms Sophia Ackerman of the late DW Ackerman’s estate, Lucas Bambo, artist, prof Russel Botman of SU, Ms Ulrike Merkel, individual donor, Christina Bryer, artist, Mr GT Ferreira, individual donor, Ms Susan Davis of Naspers and Media24, Mr Johan van der Merwe of Sanlam, Justice Jan Steyn of the Abe Bailey Trust, Mr Leon Crouse of Remgro, Mr Zuko Mapoma of the Coega Development Corporation and Mr Andrew Stansfield of the Attorney’s Fidelity Fund.