It was great to be able to finally host our returning graduates on July 14th and to formally mark their achievements.
Graduands attended a formal ceremony in the Wills Memorial Building before heading to Priory Road Gardens for a more informal gathering.
We were delighted to be able to catch up with our students and also to be able to honour our award winners in a speech by Head of School Esther Dermott.
Our prize winners included:
2020 prize winners:
Lindsay Chaplin Memorial Prize
Tia-Mae Surtees – Childhood Studies with Quantitative Research Methods
This prize has been established in honour of outstanding student Lindsay Chaplin (BSc (Hons) Childhood Studies with Quantitative Research Methods, 2014-2018) and is awarded to candidates who have demonstrated a similar passion and engagement with quantitative study as Lindsay did during their time in the School for Policy Studies.
Best dissertation – Childhood Studies
Sophie Werkshagen
Gabi Paton
Best dissertation – Criminology
Camilla Wetton
Best dissertation – Social Policy
Felicity Hill
Jonny Brooks
2021 prize winners:
Lindsay Chaplin Memorial Prize
Martin Creasey – Social Policy with Quantitative Research Methods
Citizenship Award
Award given in recognition of outstanding contribution to university life or the wider community.
Freya Selman – Childhood Studies
Tia-Mae Surtees – Childhood Studies with Quantitative Research Methods
Fred Liu – Childhood Studies with Management
Carys Kettlety – Social Policy
Tiana Francis – Social Policy
Best dissertation – Childhood Studies
Natalia Davis
Best dissertation – Criminology
Ben Edwards
Best dissertation – Social Policy
Ana Woorim Kim
Congratulations to all our 2020 and 2021 graduates. We wish you all well in your future endeavours. Keep in touch!