At this year’s summer Graduation ceremonies, four honorary degrees were awarded to individuals whose careers and contributions reflect Royal Holloway’s values of leadership, innovation, and positive societal impact.
(Pictured left to right: Tracie D. Hall, Chris Hines MBE, Dr Shirlene Oh, Sol Rogers)
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Tracie D. Hall, former Executive Director of the American Library Association, is a champion of literacy and digital equity, named one of TIME magazine’s 100 most influential people in the world in 2023.
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Chris Hines MBE, environmental activist and co-founder of Surfers Against Sewage, has spent decades pushing for sustainable change in the UK and beyond.Read more about Chris
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Dr Shirlene Oh, NHS leader and sustainability advocate, is working to deliver the world’s first net-zero, digitally intelligent hospital and is a close collaborator with our Department of Health Studies.
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Sol Rogers, a pioneer in immersive and spatial technologies, is a driving force in digital innovation, creative education, and industry advocacy worldwide.
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Our warmest congratulations go to all new Honorary Graduates, who are now part of Royal Holloway's global alumni community. If you would like to find out more about Honorary Degrees as well as see a list of those who have been awarded, you can read it here.
