VC's Medal for Tindale

15 June 2009

VC’s Medal for Tindale At the UCT Trust's recent annual meeting in London, Vice-Chancellor Dr Max Price (left) awarded the Vice-Chancellor's Medal (Silver Award) to Sibylla Tindale, outgoing and founding director of the UK-based UCT Trust.Price praised the trust's work and particularly Tindale's enthusiasm, love for UCT and her drive to achieve "significant support" for the university. In his ovation, former vice-chancellor and founder of the trust Dr Stuart Saunders (right) said Tindale had been instrumental in raising some £18 million (approximately R270m) for UCT projects over the past 18 years.

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