VC honours "valued" members

02 September 2009

Vice-Chancellor Dr Max Price held a cocktail function at Linkoping Residence on 27 August to hail the good work done by various UCT staff and students. Price met with about 20 "valued members" of the UCT community who have been in the news lately or have made a significant contribution to UCT in some way. Pictured is (front) Prof Francis Petersen, dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment, Paul Smith, Clare Surridge, William Robinson, DVC Prof Danie Visser , Pretty Yende, Prof Pierre de Vos and Reese Barkhuizen.

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