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The Turpin-Lipstein Fellowship is a four-year teaching fellowship at Clare primarily dedicated to the support of undergraduates studying for the Law Tripos. The Turpin-Lipstein Fellow is an integral member of Law teaching at Clare and joins Professor Neil Andrews and Dr Kirsty Hughes in this role. Since its establishment, the Fellowship has contributed significantly to Clare's consistent record of excellence in the Law Tripos. In 2016, 50% of our students have graduated with First Class Honours, and all of our students have graduated with an Upper Second or better. A number of Clare students have won University prizes in Law and have come top in the Tripos.
Due to the success of the Fellowship and its positive impact on our students, the College is therefore seeking the funds needed to fully endow the Fellowship in perpetuity, without an ongoing reliance on further annual donations. By helping us to endow the Turpin-Lipstein Fellowship, you will be making a definitive and permanent impact on Law teaching at Clare. The sum needed to fully endow a College Teaching Fellowship is approximately £2 million. In the case of the Turpin-Lipstein Fellowship, £1.58m has already been raised, and we therefore require a further £420,000 in donations to reach full endowment.
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