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Dr Jonathan Nicholls

16 juni 1956 - 14 maart 2022

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Dr Jonathan Nicholls, Registrary of the University of Cambridge from October 2007 to December 2016, and Emeritus Fellow of Emmanuel College, passed away on 14 March 2022. Jonathan was Registrar and Secretary of the University of Birmingham (2004-2007) and Registrar at the University of Warwick (1999-2004). Most recently, he was Senior Higher Education Adviser at FutureLearn, the Open University's digital courses platform.

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  • 2022-11-01 14:02:51 Bekijk / Reageren (0)
    Dr Ben Knighton

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    Jon Nicholls was in the year below me at Culford School, Bury St Edmunds. I remember him well for his chirpy disposition, but never knew what he did after leaving. Therefore I am pleasantly surprised at an illustrious career I could never have imagined for him, and unpleasantly surprised at his early death. Perhaps my daughter, Dr Rachel Knighton, will continue to follow in his footsteps?

  • 2022-03-15 20:13:40 Bekijk / Reageren (0)
    Rachel Coupe

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    I am greatly saddened to hear that Jonathan has passed away. I remember Jonathan became the new Registrary at Cambridge in the same year that I started my career in the University. When I attended the induction event, he was also there and he took time to introduce himself, sit down and talk to me for a while. Our paths crossed in several ways over the years that he was Registrary and he always came across as insightful, clear minded and open, and very keen to hear the views and ideas of his staff of all levels. I also remember his interest in staff beyond the confines of work. I took my toddler twin daughters to the University Christmas carol service at St Mary's, and Jonathan - eagle eyed as always - noticed and made a point of speaking to them. I was struck that he was sensitive to how the children might feel amongst the large crowd of adults at the service, and he was kind enough to crouch down to their level so he could say hello and chat to them face to face and at their level. I remember him with warmth and my thoughts are for his family and close friends.

    • 2022-03-15 22:27:44 schreef:

    I am shocked and deeply saddened by Jonathan's tragic death. He was a wonderful friend and colleague to me: clever, funny, perceptive and deftly pragmatic, brilliant at finding ways through the knottiest of problems. He loved Cambridge and its wonders while being clear sighted about its foibles. He helped me hugely, especially in linking the Press better to the rest of the university. Later after he left the Old Schools we built relationships together between Cambridge and FutureLearn. We laughed at stories about characters we both knew from our schooldays near Bury St Edmunds only a few years apart, and took great pleasure in the time we shared. I will miss him My thoughts are with Sue and the rest of his family at this most difficult time. Peter Phillips, Chief Executive, Cambridge University Press & Assessment

    2022-03-15 22:27:44 schreef: I am shocked and deeply saddened by Jonathan's tragic death. He was a wonderful friend and colleague to me: clever, funny, perceptive and deftly pragmatic, brilliant at finding ways through the knottiest of problems. He loved Cambridge and its wonders while being clear sighted about its foibles. He helped me hugely, especially in linking the Press better to the rest of the university. Later after he left the Old Schools we built relationships together between Cambridge and FutureLearn. We laughed at stories about characters we both knew from our schooldays near Bury St Edmunds only a few years apart, and took great pleasure in the time we shared. I will miss him My thoughts are with Sue and the rest of his family at this most difficult time. Peter Phillips, Chief Executive, Cambridge University Press & Assessment

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