Welcome

Welcome to the 2022 Graduation Students come to study at SOAS because

ceremonies.
It is wonderful to be addressing you all
in person this week - real people, in real
time and a real venue. Never in my time
has human contact been so important
after more than two years in a pandemic.
We have all waited a long time to be able
to share some of our most special times
together – with friends and our loved-
ones – and what better way to do this than
at the 2022 SOAS Graduation ceremonies.
Graduation is such a high point of the
academic year. It is a time to celebrate all
that you’ve achieved and to receive the
recognition that you deserve. For every
graduating student, it is the culmination
of your achievements at SOAS and all the
reading, thinking, writing, discussion and
learning you have completed as part of
your studies.
they want to make a difference. They
want to build bridges, think critically about
the world around them, and seek out
opportunities to do good. SOAS graduates
have gone on to achieve great success in
the arts, academia, the world of business
and politics.
As a SOAS graduate, you are now part
of that community of changemakers.
Wherever life now takes you, whatever
career you pursue, I wish you every
success and happiness in the future.
Today is your day – enjoy it and let’s make
it count!
Professor Adam Habib
Director of SOAS University of London

You were certainly presented with an

unprecedented set of circumstances
and had to adapt quickly to new ways
of working over the last few years. The
resilience and commitment you have
shown is admirable. You surpassed all
expectations and engaged in some of the
best learning, teaching and research we’ve
seen in the history of our university.
I congratulate you.

We are extremely proud to have the the United Nations Association UK and a
award-winning broadcaster, journalist member of the high-level group of the
and SOAS Alumna, Zeinab Badawi, as Africa-Europe Foundation. She also serves
our President. on the International Advisory Boards
of Afro Barometer and is a member of
Zeinab Badawi’s current broadcasting the Mandela Institute for Development
work includes interviewing some of the Studies, and sits on the UK Arts,
world’s most notable personalities and Humanities and Research Council.
politicians on BBC Hardtalk and hosting
Global Questions on BBC World TV and Zeinab Badawi studied Philosophy, Politics
the BBC News Channel - a programme and Economics at Oxford University and
which invites audiences from around took a Masters degree (awarded with a
Registration Gowning the world to question their leaders on distinction) on Middle East History and
Friends House Djam Lecture Theatre (Main Building) global issues. She is also the founder Anthropology at SOAS London University.
of the production company, Kush
Ceremony Photography Communications, which creates thought Zeinab Badawi
Friends House G1 and RG01 (Main Building) provoking programmes and films including President of SOAS University of London
the ground breaking 20-part series, ‘The
Viewing Suite Post Ceremony Reception History of Africa with Zeinab Badawi’.
Brunei Gallery Lecture Theatre Eychaner Atrium (Paul Webley Wing)
She recently completed her tenure as
Chair of the Royal African Society and,
amongst other posts, she is a Queen’s
appointment to the Board of Historic
Royal Palaces, a founding and current
Trustee of the charitable arm of the
BBC - BBC Media Action - a Patron of

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 SOAS at a glance

•8
 7% of SOAS research ranked ‘world leading or internationally
excellent’ (Research Excellence Framework 2021)
•T
 op 60 in the world and 12th in UK for Arts and Humanities (Times
Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2022)
•T
 op 50 in the world for addressing the UN Sustainable
Development Goals Peace, Justice, Poverty and Sustainability (The
Impact Rankings 2022)
•S  OAS rose 17 places in The Times and The Sunday Times Good
University Guide 2022 national rankings to 33rd in UK
• SOAS is home to one of only five National Research Libraries in the
UK; 1.5 million volumes, periodicals and audio-visual materials in
400 languages, focusing on Asia, Africa and the Middle East
• Over 5600 undergraduate and postgraduate students
• Over 1600 enrolled in distance learning
 OAS offers over 200 undergraduate degree combinations and 150
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postgraduate programmes
• 60:40 ratio of undergraduates to postgraduates
• 14% mature students
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 9% of students found their course intellectually stimulating
(National Student Survey 2021)
• Over 76000 SOAS alumni around the world

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Alumni welcome Inspiring alumni

Fatima Zaman Gus Caseley-Hayford OBE Marissa Conway

Join the global SOAS alumni network to enjoy exclusive benefits Class of 2014 Class of 1992 Class of 2016
and stay involved with SOAS wherever you are in the world
Advocate at Kofi Annan British curator, cultural Foreign policy analyst.
Foundation. historian, broadcaster CEO of United Nations
You will get access to:
Scholar at Obama and lecturer. Association UK.
• Exclusive events all over the world
Foundation. Director, V&A East.
• e-Journals including JSTOR and Project MUSE
• Free alumni card to access SOAS buildings and SOAS Library
• Discounted language courses, postgraduate courses and the SOAS
Summer School
• SOAS Connect e-mentoring platform and lifelong career advice
• Volunteering opportunities
• Global network of Alumni Ambassadors
• Alumni newsletter

Contact us:
www.soas.ac.uk/alumni
alumni@soas.ac.uk
+44 (0)20 7898 4041

Eva Omaghomi LVO Idza Luhumyo Nik Kafka

Class of 2001
Director of Community
Engagement at The
Household of TRH The Prince
of Wales and The Duchess of
Cornwall.
Class of 2021 Class of 2003
Writer. CEO & Founder, Teach A
Winner of the Margaret Busby Man To Fish.
New Daughters of Africa 2022 recipient of The Charles
Award and winner of the AKO Bronfman Prize.
Caine Prize 2022 for African
Writing.

Nahim Ahmed MBE Ramla Ali Paul Robeson

Class of 2014
Youth and Community
Engagement Specialist.
MBE 2021 for his services to
youth development in Tower
Hamlets.
Class of 2009 Class of 1934
Somali professional boxer, Civil rights activist and singer.
model, author and racial
equality activist.

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SOAS careers
However long you’ve studied here, we know you will have gained a
great deal from your time at SOAS and will be ready to change your
world. We have seen an incredible number of talented students over
the course of the past year and know that many of you have already
planned your next steps into the world of work or further study. Do
keep in touch with us as we love to hear what you are doing after
you have graduated. Leave your non-SOAS contact details with a
member of the Career Service staff at your graduation ceremony.
The Careers Service is here to support students at every step of your
career journey. If you have not yet found what you want to do after
graduation, we are here to help you. SOAS graduates have access
to careers support for life – you are still able to access personal
one-to-one advice, vacancies, and events after you graduate. We
can help you decide what your next steps are and provide you with
dedicated support along the way until you have made those steps
a reality.
If you live outside the UK, we are happy to work with you via
video conference.
We’re always keen to see SOAS Alumni, so do please drop in and
see us!
Contact us:
www.soas.ac.uk/careers
careers@soas.ac.uk
+44 (0)20 7898 4115
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2022 prizes
Frederick Richter Memorial Prize Best Undergraduate - Department
A yearly prize awarded to the student who in the opinion of the
of East Asian Languages and
Trustees has produced the most meritorious work in the preceding
year in the field of art, literature or music. Cultures
– Maya Jean Davenport – BA Chinese
– Constance Koh – BA History of Art
Best Undergraduate – Department
Walter Rodney Awards
of Finance and Management
Undergraduate dissertation awards:
– Khalfan Al-Badwawi – BA History – Daniel Alberto Leza Prado – BSc Accounting
Khalfan’s dissertation examines the history of ‘Race and Slavery and Finance
in Oman.’ This centrally involves looking at people of African
descent who have ended up in Oman as a result of its historical
relations with the East African coast. He contends that Oman’s Best Undergraduate – Department
history of slavery must be understood alongside - and not as a of Economics
radical rupture from - other forms of unfree labour akin to slavery – Irsa Ahmed – BA Economics
experienced by racialised workers in Oman today.
– Kwame Boateng – BA Development Studies
Kwame’s dissertation entitled ‘Refusing Development: Otro
Mundo es Posible, All Power to the People!’ is a theoretically
engaged interrogation of the racialised foundations and legacies
of international aid. Based on an analysis of the Black Panther
Party and the Zapatista movement he explores the ways in which
marginalized communities have resisted these efforts and re-
envisioned ‘development.’
Joint postgraduate dissertation awards:
– Lucy Kernick – MA History
Lucy’s dissertation on ‘“Apartheid in the Dark”: the Struggle over
Live-in Domestic Work in Johannesburg, 1948-1973’ upends
commonly held assumptions about apartheid ideology. Lucy
shows how the interests of black domestic servants and white
employers converged in interesting ways and at odds with
state thinking.
– Sophie Anne Mullen – MA History of Art and Archaeology
Sophie’s dissertation entitled ‘Unpacking Displaced Voices of
Migration: Personified Significations of the Ubiquitous Plaid Carry
Bag in the Works of Two South African Artists’ examines the
reconfigurations of the plaid mesh bag as a symbol of migration
in the works of Nobkuho Nqaba and Dan Halter. Through
interviews with the artists Sophie finds that the artwork creates
space for conversations about the challenges faced by
migrant communities.
 Honorary Honorary Fellows

Fellows and Hassan Musa

Honorary Fellow

Graduands

an artist whose work

often comments on
contemporary cultural
politics

Hassan Musa (b. Sudan 1951) is a celebrated
contemporary artist and author. His practice adapts,
mixes and combines imagery from diverse art histories
and styles, inclusive of zoomorphic calligraphy, often as a
running commentary on contemporary cultural politics.
Dr Musa’s Honorary Fellowship recognises his long-
standing collaborations with SOAS, both institutionally
and with individual staff and students, and his generous
support to the Centre of African Studies and the School of
Arts both through use of his artworks and by his presence.
Musa earned a diploma in art education (1996) and
was a classroom art teacher for twenty years. He lives
and works in Domessargues in the South of France. He
is represented by Maia Muller Gallery of Contemporary
Art, Paris; his work has been acquired by numerous
collections, including that of the Centre Pompidou.
In a review of a recent exhibition in Paris, Musa was
praised for ‘his encyclopedic knowledge of Western
art [that allows] him to create a playground of
endless variations.’

Hassan spent his childhood in provincial Sudan (El Nuhud,
North Kordofan) where his father was a cattle trader. From
an early age, he was intrigued by the varieties of imagery,
inclusive of Arabic calligraphy, cinema and Chinese
cultural magazines.
The Hassan Musa Mail Art Collection, held by the SOAS
Library and Special Collections, is available online. He
said, ‘the only message in Mail Art is about generosity
because art works go freely from one hand to another in
tracks that the art market ignores.’

After graduation from the College of Fine and Applied

Arts, Khartoum Polytechnic in 1974, he worked for
several years in media in what was a vibrant time for the
expressive arts in Khartoum.

In 1978, he went to France for further education in fine art

and art history, earning a doctorate from the University
of Montpellier (1989) on the topic ‘The Shift in Cultural
References to people in Central Sudan through the
example of Contemporary Fine Art.’

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Marie Staunton CBE
Honorary Fellow
a human rights lawyer and
humanitarian who has
given many years’ service
to SOAS
Marie Staunton has over twenty-five years international
development and human rights experience and a career
spanning public, private and NGO sectors.
SOAS is conferring an Honorary Fellowship in recognition
of Marie’s distinguished service and leadership during her
tenure as Chair of the SOAS Board of Trustees between
July 2016 and January 2022.
Marie started her career working with homeless people in
the Simon Community in London and Belfast. Later she
became a human rights lawyer working with community
groups and women’s organisations. She also worked as a
solicitor in a community law centre in the West Midlands
before joining the private sector as Director of a
Pearson Company.
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Honorary Graduands
Ann Pettifor
Honorary Graduand
an economist whose
campaigning helped cancel
billions of debt owed by some of
the world’s poorest countries
Marie subsequently moved to the NGO sector where she
Ann Pettifor is a political economist, best known for Between 2004 and 2005, as an advisor to the Nigerian
was legal officer of Liberty and subsequently UK Director
predicting the Global Financial Crisis of 2007 to 2008 with Minister of Finance, she worked to help clear $30 billion
at Amnesty, and Vice Chair of their International Executive
her book The Coming First World Debt Crisis. of Nigeria’s debt. This came after Ann’s directorship of the
Committee. Later she became Deputy Director of UNICEF
Jubilee 2000 campaign between 1994 and 2004, which
UK, followed by over 12 years as the Chief Executive of
SOAS is conferring the degree of Doctor of Literature worked to cancel approximately $100 billion of debt owed
the international development agency Plan UK, including
in recognition of Ann’s remarkable contribution to the by some of the world’s poorest countries.
a period as CEO of Plan Canada. She also served on
political economy, her leadership of the Jubilee 2000
the Board of the EU Fundamental Rights Agency, as
campaign, as well as her research, public service, and Since 2010 she has been director of PRIME, a network of
Director of the International Association of Anti Leprosy
work through initiatives such as Advocacy International economists that promote understanding of the nature of
Associations and of Power to Change which supports
that continue to raise international awareness for social, credit. Fundamental to PRIME’s approach is an implicit
community businesses. She was awarded a CBE for her
economic and climate justice issues. and explicit restoration of ethics in relation to money
humanitarian work.
and credit.
Ann’s recent books include The Production of Money
Marie was appointed Chair for The Strategic Coherence of
(Verso, 2018) and The Case for The Green New Deal She is also an Honorary Research Fellow at London’s
ODA-funded Research (SCOR) Board in May 2021.
(Verso, 2019). Political Research Centre at City University and earlier this
year the Scottish Government appointed her to its Just
A fierce campaigner on social, economic and climate Transition Commission.
justice issues, she is regularly invited to comment on
economic affairs in the media.
Her work has not just described the problems of the
world, but had real world impact, creating
positive change.
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Yoko Takwada
Honorary Graduand
a writer whose work
addresses some of the
most vital themes of
our era
Yoko Tawada is an award-winning writer, novelist,
playwright and poet. Based in Berlin, Yoko writes in
Japanese and German.
SOAS is conferring the degree of Doctor of Literature
in recognition of Yoko’s substantial contribution to the
literary world. Her work addresses some of the most vital
themes of our era.
Yoko Tawada was born in Tokyo in 1960 and educated at
Waseda University. She has lived in Germany since 1982,
where she received her PhD in German literature.
Yoko’s professional writing career began in 1987 with the
publication of Nothing Only Where You Are, a collection
of poems.
Her work explores themes including boundaries, the
environment, language, and the mismatch between
words and reality.
Yoko’s latest novel, Scattered All Over the Earth, depicts
an apocalyptic world where Japan has disappeared.
Described by the Asian Review of Books as ‘a remarkable
tribute to language,’ the novel’s central characters begin
a journey to discover the dispersed people who speak the
language of their lost homeland.
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Ilwad Elman
Honorary Graduand
a social justice activist who
serves the cause of peace
in Somalia
Ilwad Elman is a Somali Canadian social activist who In her role at the Elman Peace Center, Ilwad has
Yoko is the recipient of many literary awards. In 1993,
works at the Elman Peace and Human Rights Center supported women in peace building initiatives, developed
she was awarded the prestigious Akutagawa Prize for The
in Mogadishu. programmes for disarmament, and the rehabilitation
Bridegroom Was a Dog, a collection of three
of child soldiers and adults defecting from terrorist
fantasy stories.
SOAS is conferring the degree of Doctor of Law for organisations.
Ilwad’s substantial contribution to social activism,
In 1996, Yoko won the Adalbert-von-Chamisso Prize,
advocacy for human rights and countering violent In recognition of her work, Ilwad was invited to brief the
a German award recognizing foreign writers for their
extremism, and work in raising international awareness UN Security Council in 2015 on the need for action to
contributions to German culture. In 2005, she received
for peace building in Somalia. protect civilians after alarming reports of violence against
the Goethe Medal, an official decoration of the Federal
women in conflict zones around the world. She spoke
Republic of Germany, and in 2016 she received the
Ilwad is recognised as a leader at the forefront of the about the inadequacy of ‘protection strategies which are
prestigious Kleist Prize.
Somali peace process and a global authority on ending gender blind and have failed to meaningfully
conflict and preventing violent extremism. include women.’
In 2018, Yoko was awarded the National Book Award for
The Last Children of Tokyo, a science fiction novel set in
Ilwad and her family were forced to flee Somalia after the She was voted the African Young Personality (Female) of
Japan after devastation caused by human beings.
assassination of her father in 1996, the Somalian peace the Year in the 2016 Africa Youth Awards.
activist and entrepreneur Elman Ali Ahmed.
After a childhood spent in Canada, Ilwad and her
mother returned to Somalia and embarked on projects
to champion peace and justice in honour of Elman.
Her mother founded the Elman Peace and Human
Rights Center, and Ilwad founded Somalia’s first rape
crisis centre.
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 Music Kora Procession Entry
and Exit Music

Programme
Kadialy Kouyate
SOAS Senior Teaching Fellow

Senegalese
kora virtuoso
and singer

Born into the great line of Kouyate Griot in Southern
Senegal, Kadialy Kouyate’s kora playing and singing style,
both as a soloist and in different ensembles, has been
appreciated in many prestigious venues including the
Royal Festival Hall, the 02 Arena, the National Theatre,
the Royal Albert Hall and Clarence House. Kadialy has
also played venues and festivals across the world, touring
Europe, Australia, Asia, as well as North and
South America.
He has released several albums and makes regular radio
and television appearances. With his sound archive,
Kadialy Kouyate draws on his heritage and its traditional
songs to create his own mesmerising compositions,
leading his fantastic band into the West African groove.
His new solo instrumental album - Aado – was released
on September 24 on Naxos World, a renowned classical
record label.

Since his arrival in the UK, Kadialy has played a significant

part in enriching the London musical scene with his
griot legacy. Kadialy has taught the kora at SOAS for the
last decade and he has also been involved in countless
musical projects both as a collaborator and a session
musician. He toured with the RSC’s production of Julius
Caesar and other theatre projects including the London
Globe Theatre and the renowned children and sensory
theatre company Oily Cart. In 2015 he took part in the
remaking of the TV series Roots as a musician, cultural
consultant, and dialect coach.

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Percussion interlude Music
and Reception DJ
Order of
Ceremony
Jorge Olazo
SOAS MA Music Student

Peruvian musician,
journalist and
musicologist

Jorge Olazo is a Peruvian musician, journalist

and musicologist. He combines his musical
career as drummer and percussionist for
Peruvian alternative cumbia band Bareto, with
which he has toured around Peru, USA and
Europe for over a decade. Jorge also works
as a freelance journalist specialising in music
and teaches rock and jazz history courses for
BA music programmes in Lima. He is currently
working on his dissertation for an MA in Music
at SOAS.

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Wednesday Morning Wednesday Afternoon
27 July 2022 27 July 2022

Order of Ceremony Order of Ceremony

Friends House, Euston Road | London Friends House, Euston Road | London

– 10am announcements and musical performance – 2pm announcements and musical performance
– Procession enters to musical accompaniment – Procession enters to musical accompaniment

Welcome Welcome
– The President – Zeinab Badawi – The President – Zeinab Badawi
– The Chair of the Board of Trustees – Lord Michael Hastings – The Chair of the Board of Trustees – Lord Michael Hastings
– The Director – Professor Adam Habib – The Director – Professor Adam Habib

Awards Awards
– Honorary Graduand - Ann Pettifor – Honorary Fellow – Hassan Musa (video)
– Presentation of Graduands – Presentation of Graduands
Dr Naomi Leite, Dr Caspar Melville Professor Zoe Marriage, Dr Yang Yiang

– Musical Interlude – Musical Interlude

Close of Proceedings Close of Proceedings

– 11:30am Closing Address – 3:30pm Closing Address
The President – Zeinab Badawi The President – Zeinab Badawi
– Procession leaves to musical accompaniment – Procession leaves to musical accompaniment
– The ceremony will be followed by a reception in the Atrium, Paul – The ceremony will be followed by a reception in the Atrium, Paul
Webley Wing, SOAS Webley Wing, SOAS

Procession Procession
Please rise when the Procession enters the hall and remain standing Please rise when the Procession enters the hall and remain standing
until they are seated. until they are seated.

– Zeinab Badawi –K
 hadir Meer
– Zeinab Badawi – Ann Pettifor President of SOAS Chief Operating Officer and Registrar
President of SOAS Honorary Graduand
– Lord Dr Michael Hastings CBE –D
 r Aicha Belkadi
– Lord Dr Michael Hastings CBE – Dr Richard Williams Chair of the SOAS Board of Trustees Senior Teaching Fellow in Languages, Cultures and
Chair of the SOAS Board of Trustees Senior Lecturer in Music and South Asian Studies Linguistics
– Professor Adam Habib
– Professor Adam Habib – Dr Benjamin Bowles Director of SOAS –D
 r Nana Sato-Rossberg
Director of SOAS Lecturer in Social Anthropology Head of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics
– Hay Ching-Tang
– Amma Poku – Dr Charlotte Sanders Mace Bearer –D
 r Ros Taplin
Mace bearer Lecturer in Social Anthropology Senior Lecturer in Environmental Management
– Professor Zoe Marriage
– Dr Naomi Leite – Professor Dina Matar Head of Development Studies –D
 r Tania Kaiser
Reader in Anthropology Professor of Political Communication and Arab Media Senior Lecturer in Forced Migration Studies
– Dr Yan Jiang
– Dr Caspar Melville – Professor Edward Simpson Senior Lecturer in Linguistics & the Languages of China –P
 rofessor Julia Sallabank
Senior Lecturer Global Creative and Head of Anthropology and Sociology Professor of Language Policy and Revitalisation
Cultural Industries – Professor Claire Ozanne
– Naresh Sharma Deputy Director and Provost –M
 r Philip Ramge
– Professor Claire Ozanne Senior Lecturer in Urdu and Hindi Academic Registrar
Deputy Director and Provost – Professor Andrea Cornwall
– Professor Shane McCausland Pro Director (Research and Enterprise)
– Professor Andrea Cornwall Head of the School of Arts
Pro Director (Research and Enterprise) – Dr Christian Luczanits
– Khadir Meer Senior Lecturer in Tibetan and Buddhist Art
Chief Operating Officer and Registrar

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Thursday Morning Thursday Afternoon
28 July 2022 28 July 2022

Order of Ceremony Order of Ceremony

Friends House, Euston Road | London Friends House, Euston Road | London

– 10am announcements and musical performance – 2pm announcements and musical performance
– Procession enters to musical accompaniment – Procession enters to musical accompaniment

Welcome Welcome
– The President – Zeinab Badawi – The President – Zeinab Badawi
– The Chair of the Board of Trustees – Lord Michael Hastings – The Chair of the Board of Trustees – Lord Michael Hastings
– The Director – Professor Adam Habib – The Director – Professor Adam Habib

Awards Awards
– Honourary Graduand – Yoko Tawada – Honorary Fellow – Marie Staunton (video)
– Presentation of Graduands – Presentation of Graduands
Mr Naresh Sharma, Dr Xiaoning Lu Dr Hannah Bargawi, Dr Richard Alexander, Dr Ulrich Pagel,
Dr Richard Williams
– Musical Interlude
– Musical Interlude
Close of Proceedings
– 11:30am Closing Address Close of Proceedings
The President – Zeinab Badawi – 3:30pm Closing Address
– Procession leaves to musical accompaniment The President – Zeinab Badawi
– The ceremony will be followed by a reception in the Atrium, Paul – Procession leaves to musical accompaniment
Webley Wing, SOAS – The ceremony will be followed by a reception in the Atrium, Paul
Webley Wing, SOAS
Procession
Please rise when the Procession enters the hall and remain standing Procession
until they are seated. Please rise when the Procession enters the hall and remain standing
until they are seated.
– Zeinab Badawi – Dr Aicha Belkadi
President of SOAS Senior Teaching Fellow in Languages, Cultures and – Zeinab Badawi – Dr Alberto Asquer
– Lord Dr Michael Hastings CBE Linguistics President of SOAS Head of Finance and Management
Chair of the SOAS Board of Trustees – Dr Eleanor Newbigin – Lord Dr Michael Hastings CBE – Dr Elisa Van Waeyenberge
– Professor Adam Habib Senior Lecturer in the History of Modern South Asia Chair of the SOAS Board of Trustees Head of Economics
Director of SOAS – Dr Lianyi Song – Professor Adam Habib – Dr Elvis Imafidon
– Amma Paku Principal Teaching Fellow in Chinese Language Director of SOAS Lecturer in Philosophy
Mace Bearer – Narguess Farzad – Eleanor Taylor – Dr Jaideep Oberoi
– Dr Xiaoning Lu Senior Lecturer in Persian Studies Mace Bearer Senior Lecturer in Accounting and Finance
Reader in Modern Chinese Culture and Language – Dr Richard Williams – Dr Hannah Bargawi – Professor Kemi Yekini
– Naresh Sharma Senior Lecturer in Music and South Asian Studies Head of Economics Professor in Accounting and Finance
Senior Lecturer in Urdu and Hindi – Dr Desmond Cheung – Dr Richard Alexander – Dr Richard Williams
– Professor Claire Ozanne Senior Teaching Fellow in Chinese Studies Senior Lecturer in Financial Law Senior Lecturer in Music and South Asian Studies
Deputy Director and Provost – Professor Rachel Harrison – Dr Ulrich Pagel – Dr Sarah Stewart
– Professor Andrea Cornwall Professor of Thai Cultural Studies Head of History, Religion and Philosophies Lecturer in Zoroastrianism
Pro Director (Research and Enterprise) – Dr Yan Jiang – Dr Richard Williams – Dr Stefania Travagnin
– Khadir Meer Senior Lecturer in Linguistics & the Languages of China Senior Lecturer in Music and South Asian Studies Lecturer in Chinese Buddhism
Chief Operating Officer and Registrar – Professor Lutz Marten – Professor Claire Ozanne – Dr Tobias Franz
– Yoko Tawada Head of Doctoral School Deputy Director and Provost Lecturer in Economics
Honorary Graduand – Professor Andrea Cornwall – Professor Victor Murinde
Pro Director (Research and Enterprise) Professor in Global Finance
– Khadir Meer
Chief Operating Officer and Registrar

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Friday Morning Friday Afternoon
29 July 2022 29 July 2022

Order of Ceremony Order of Ceremony

Friends House, Euston Road | London Friends House, Euston Road | London

– 10am announcements and musical performance – 2pm announcements and musical performance
– Procession enters to musical accompaniment – Procession enters to musical accompaniment

Welcome Welcome
– The President – Zeinab Badawi – The President – Zeinab Badawi
– The Chair of the Board of Trustees – Lord Michael Hastings – The Chair of the Board of Trustees – Lord Michael Hastings
– The Director – Professor Adam Habib – The Director – Professor Adam Habib

Awards Awards
– Honorary Graduand – Ilwad Elman – Presentation of Graduands
– Presentation of Graduands Professor Stephen Chan OBE
Dr Andrea Janku, Professor Gina Heathcote
– Musical Interlude
– Musical Interlude
Close of Proceedings
Close of Proceedings – 3:30pm Closing Address
– 11:30am Closing Address The President – Zeinab Badawi
The President – Zeinab Badawi – Procession leaves to musical accompaniment
– Procession leaves to musical accompaniment – The ceremony will be followed by a reception in the Atrium, Paul
– The ceremony will be followed by a reception in the Atrium, Paul Webley Wing, SOAS
Webley Wing, SOAS
Procession
Procession Please rise when the Procession enters the hall and remain standing
Please rise when the Procession enters the hall and remain standing until they are seated.
until they are seated.
– Zeinab Badawi –D
 r Matthew Eagleton-Pierce
– Zeinab Badawi – Dr Birsha Ohdedar President of SOAS Senior Lecturer in International Political Economy
President of SOAS Lecturer in Law – Lord Dr Michael Hastings CBE –D
 r Dafydd Fell
– Lord Dr Michael Hastings CBE – Dr Catriona Drew Chair of the SOAS Board of Trustees Reader in Comparative Politics
Chair of the SOAS Board of Trustees Lecturer in Law – Professor Adam Habib –D
 r Simona Vittorini
– Professor Adam Habib – Professor Dina Matar Director of SOAS Senior Lecturer in Politics
Director of SOAS Professor of Political Communication and Arab Media – Nicola Amory-Hypolite –D
 r Yanan Song
– Juliet Ssentongo – Dr Eleanor Newbigin Mace Bearer Lecturer in Diplomacy and Public Policy
Mace Bearer Senior Lecturer in the History of Modern South Asia – Professor Stephen Chan OBE –D
 r Alexej Ulbricht
– Dr Andrea Janku – Dr Lars Peter Laamann Professor of Politics and International Relations Lecturer in Political Theory
Senior Lecturer in the History of China Senior Lecturer in the History of China – Professor Claire Ozanne –D
 r Reem Abou-El-Fadl
– Professor Gina Heathcote – Professor Michael W. Charney Deputy Director and Provost Senior Lecturer in Comparative Politics of the
Professor of Gender Studies and International Law Professor of Asian and Military History – Professor Andrea Cornwall Middle East
– Professor Claire Ozanne – Scott Newton Pro Director (Research and Enterprise)
Deputy Director and Provost Head of Law – Khadir Meer
– Professor Andrea Cornwall – Dr Sidonia Lucia Kula Chief Operating Officer and Registrar
Pro Director (Research and Enterprise) Lecturer in Law and Gender
– Khadir Meer – Dr Vanja Hamzić
Chief Operating Officer and Registrar Reader in Law, History and Anthropology
– Ilwad Elman
Honorary Graduand

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Ancient Near Eastern Studies
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year abroad) Senior Status LLB (including year abroad) Eloise Lara Loveday Emley Xiaoying Yang
LLB
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Renner
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