THE following will be conferred with fellowships, diplomas, and awards
at a graduation ceremony of the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and
Drama at the Stevenson Hall, Glasgow, today:
HONORARY
FELLOWSHIPS
Mr Ian Anderson; Mr Ian Horsbrugh; Mr Robert Love; Mr John Wallace.
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION
IN MUSIC
(Honours)
I -- Derek Johnston; Christine Murdoch. II:1 -- Stuart Brand;
Catherine Cameron; Valerie Conway; Stephen Devlin; Allan Hewitt; James
McEwan; Colette MacIntyre; David Reed; Alan Ritchie; Elisa Stanton;
Helen West. II:2 -- Alison Baird; Doreen Faulds; Sheila Jones. Degree --
C Dawn Cant.
DIPLOMA
Performance
Martyn Bennett; Lesley M L Cook; Helen Hossack; Ian G Peaston; Robert
Phillips.
Teacher
Caroline Brown; David I Calpin; Stuart French; Philip McGregor; Daniel
E Meades; Audrey Morrison; Gillian A Sargent; Judith Sinclair.
Certificate of Postgraduate Studies
Ruth Anderson; Arinbjorn Arnason; Richard C J Ashton; Toni J Barber;
Anna L Bentley; Jennifer Bern; Charlotte Brennand; Sandra May Charles;
Joanne Dexter; Ruari Donaldson; Steven Dunn; Karina Gauvin; Lindsay C
Grainger; Karen Graves; Sara Maria Hammarstrom; Fiona Kelsall; Nicki
Kennedy; Masako Kubota; Michelle McCabe; Anita MacDonald; James M
McKeown; Ross McQueen; Lisa Milne; Mark Morren; Vanessa Nield; Duncan
Robertson; Colette Ruddy; Wilma Scott; Aileen Sim; Charlotte E Spink;
Cluny Strachan; Emma Turnbull; Louise Vickerman; Mark S Wilson; Martin
Wright.
SCHOOL OF DRAMA
Dramatic Art
Selina Boyack; Paul Caputa; Stephen Cooper; Amanda Crossley; Tony
Curran; Karen Forbes; Katy Hale; Natasha Hall; Alex Harvey; Ivan Heng;
Anna Himmelstrup; Derek Johnston; Muireann Kelly; Colin Lowden; Paul
MacDonald; Paul Nolan; Carol Rafferty; Julie Rodgers; Mary Thomas; Mark
Waters; Bill Wright.
Stage Management Studies
Steven Allen; Viktoria Begg; Niall Black; Christopher Carroll;
Jennifer Crawford; Roberto del Pino; Annabel Fitzgerald; Beverley
Menmuir; Jill MacAulay; John MacKenzie; Michael Oliver; Shona Rattray.
* Four new Honorary Fellowships will be conferred at the graduation
ceremony.
The four are Mr Robert Love, head of drama, Scottish Television; Mr
John Wallace, international trumpeter and leader of the brass ensemble,
The Wallace Collection; Mr Ian Horsbrugh, principal of the Guildhall
School of Music and Drama and member of the London Arts Board; and Mr
Ian Anderson, former chairman of the RSAMD Board of Governors.
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