Bronwyn Neeson
Philanthropy makes all the difference. Because of our intentionally small and close-knit size, we cannot rely on economies of scale. What we can rely on, and what has always set us apart, is the generosity and belief of our alumni and friends who understand that education is one of the quickest ways to disrupt generational […]
Rachael Skerritt (2020)
Receiving the First in Family scholarship was life-changing for me. It meant that for the first time, I didn’t have to work to support myself – previously I worked 24 hours a week, working evening shifts in a lab to support myself during uni. Upon starting at JCH as a third-year student, I was able […]
Law Student
“It’s a place that challenges you — but always with kindness.”
Science Student
“The friendships I made here have shaped who I am.”
Arts Student
“JCH taught me how to think deeply and care widely.”
James Yorston (1991)
I grew up in Yea, a small country town in regional Victoria. Being part of a smaller, intimate community was so important in my first few weeks at Uni. I got a huge shock when I walked into my first Engineering lecture. There would have been 300 plus in the tiered lecture theatre. Luckily, […]
Thenu Herath (2016)
“I am deeply grateful to Janet Clarke Hall for providing me with a safe, supportive, and intellectually rich environment to grow and learn. The College played a pivotal role in shaping my understanding of how I want to contribute to the world.”
Mr Justin Pascoe
I choose to give to Janet Clarke Hall because every gift strengthens the life of the College and opens doors for students who otherwise could not be here.
Shanti Leimanis-Budden (2025)
Some of my best memories are from evenings in the Dining Hall — the laughter, the conversation and the feeling that you truly belong.
Wanwue
It’s the small things — being listened to, being part of it — that make the Dining Hall feel like ours.