Alumni 
Spreading the message of the Games
University of Bath alumna, Caroline Searle, has had her fair share of Olympic and Paralympic participation.
Bath alumnus to connect London to the world during 2012
A company run by Bath alumni Chris Green will be providing a range of services to the London Media Centre during the Olympic Games.
Graduate on target for a great experience
When the first medal ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics gets underway at the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich on Saturday 28 July, Bath graduate Rachel Spry will be there as part of the events team running the Olympic shooting competition.
Engineer to dance at the Olympics
The world will be watching London on Friday 27 July when the London 2012 Olympic Games opens with a glittering ceremony to celebrate the start of the most important sporting event of the calendar.
Designing the Velodrome roof
Two of our alumni have played a key role in the creation of the Velodrome, which will be one of the most sustainable venues in the Olympic Park in terms of design and construction.
Graduate makes exceptional contribution to British sport
Bath graduate David Carpenter is so proud that the Olympic Games are being held in London this year that he has joined the ranks of tens of thousands of London 2012 ‘Games Makers’ who are volunteering to help make the Games one of the most exciting sporting events in the world.
Placement helps secure Team GB role
When 23-year-old Nina Cattaneo finishes her final year on the newly-named BA Sport & Social Sciences programme this summer she’ll be preparing for a uniquely placed volunteer role inside the Games, as assistant to the Director of Communications for Team GB.
Sir Keith Mills, London 2012 orchestrator, to receive honorary degree
Sir Keith Mills, Deputy Chair of the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (LOCOG), will receive an honorary degree from the University of Bath on Wednesday 14 December, at Bath’s Assembly Rooms.
