Rhodes Scholar Video Wall
View our videos from current Scholars, Alumni and groups.
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01:10:28
The Role of Culture, Arts and the Humanities in 'Fighting the World’s Fight'
Panel Discussion with Dr Eric Wear, Dame Helen Ghosh DBE and Ms Sarah Weir OBE, discussing the role culture, arts and the humanities play in fighting the Words Fight.
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01:29
Sarah Smierciak (Illinois & St Antony's 2012)
Whilst in Oxford, Sarah's research focused on understanding the economic exclusion of Small and medium Sized enterprises in Egypt. She was also a member of the Oxford Triathlon Team and appreciates the relations built from such interactions.
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01:25
Alisha Gabriel (Bermuda & Hertford 2012)
Senior Scholar Alisa Gabriel reflects on her inspiration to study her degree in Oxford. She also shares her involvement in extracurricular activities during her time in Oxford
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01:40
Matthews Mmopi (Botswana & Jesus 2012)
During his time in Oxford, Senior Scholar Matthews Mmopi's research focused on conditions that make good governance to be implemented in various state settings. He was also involved in various extracurricular activities in the University as well as Rhodes Scholar groups.
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43:36
Bram Fischer Memorial Lecture 2014 by Professor Denis Goldberg
The 2011 Bram Fischer Memorial Lecture was delivered by Professor Goldberg who is a South African social campaigner and was active in the struggle against apartheid. He was imprisoned along with other key members of the anti-apartheid movement.
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01:06
What Impact Has The Scholarship Had On Your Life?
Many scholars have gone off to pursue varying careers in standing up the world. Some senior Scholars share the various impact the Rhodes Scholarship has had on them. What impact has the scholarship had on your life?
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06:09
The Impact of the Rhodes Scholarships
How are Rhodes Scholars making a positive impact upon the world today? Where did they draw their inspiration from? How has their experience in Oxford shaped this impact? Senior Scholar Kopano Mabaso (South Africa-at-Large & Magdalen 2010) discusses the Rhodes Scholarships and the impact they have around the world. She read for a DPhil in Public Health.