King's College London

Lucy Torbe

The Jelf Medal

In 1868 the Reverend Richard Jelf DD retired from the office of Principal of King's College London, which he had held since 1844. It was to commemorate his services to King's College that his colleagues and friends established the endowment of the Jelf Medal.

One medal is awarded to a student in each of the Faculties. The students chosen are those who, in the view of the Principal, have most distinguished themselves during their undergraduate programme.

In making the awards there is regard to the students' academic proficiency but also to their prominence in social and athletic activities

 

Julian Ahuwalia

The University of London Gold Medal

The Saunders Prize

Awarded for the second highest aggregate of marks in the BDS5 exams

The Warren Birnbaum Prize

Awarded for the highest aggregate of marks in the BDS5 exams for a DPMG student

 

Xii-Cin (Jessica) Lim

The Betuel Prize in Dentistry

(University of London Gold Medal runner-up)

Alfred Woodhouse Prize (joint winner)

Awarded for the fourth highest aggregate of marks in the BDS5 exams

The Harry Radin Prize

Awarded for the best essay on the subject of special care dentistry

 

Samantha Banks

The Jack Wheatley Carlton Hunter Prize

Awarded to the BDS5 student judged to have set the highest standard of exemplary conduct as regards courtesy, humanity and kindness in the treatment of patients

 

Thilini Weerasuriya

The A. M. Clover Prize

Awarded to the BDS5 student who has best epitomised the Guy's motto dare quam accipere by showing that it is better to give than to receive, in their attitude and wholehearted involvement in all aspects of school life during their student career

 

Alisha Sagar

The Portsmouth Prize

Awarded to the Final Year student who attended the University of Portsmouth Dental Academy and who, in the opinion of their peers and teachers, ‘has added most to the ethos of the Academy by providing excellent holistic care to their patients and contributed enthusiastically to the concept of team working with the whole Academy during the year’

 

Hemara-India Tung

Newland Pedley Prize

Awarded for the highest aggregate of marks in the BDS5 exams

 

Nahid Inayat

Robert Woodhouse Prize (joint winner)

Awarded for the third highest aggregate of marks in the BDS5 exams

 

Shuning Li

Robert Woodhouse Prize (joint winner)

Awarded for the third highest aggregate of marks in the BDS5 exams

 

Muhammad Nazakat

Alfred Woodhouse Prize (joint winner)

Awarded for the fourth highest aggregate of marks in the BDS5 exams

 

Negin Tellaie

Alfred Woodhouse Prize (joint winner)

Awarded for the fourth highest aggregate of marks in the BDS5 exams

 

Yusuf Dhaif

Laurence Usiskin Prize

Awarded for the fifth highest aggregate of marks in the BDS5 exams

 

Pankti Patel

J. Kaye Prize

Awarded for the highest mark in the Oral Disease exam and the Oral Disease components of the finals Clinical Reasoning Exam

 

Alice Shickell

The Academy of Operative Dentistry Prize

Awarded to a final year student in recognition of excellence and outstanding achievement in operative dentistry.