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We were delighted by the enthusiastic response to the launch of the Outstanding Student Contribution to Education Awards, and the judging panel were highly impressed by the breadth and calibre of the nominations received. Those for the Inclusive Practice category in particular spanned such a range that the decision was taken to also select winners for an additional Access and Outreach award.

Our congratulations go out to every person who was nominated for an award. After much deliberation, we are delighted to announce the winners of the 2019 OSCEAs; the links will take you to their profiles.

 


Inclusive Practice

Winners

Highly Commended

  • Kerensa Gaunt | 4th-year Undergraduate, Modern & Medieval Languages
  • Hope Bretscher | PhD Candidate, Department of Physics
  • Jonny Tsang | PhD Candidate, Department of Applied Mathematics & Theoretical Physics
  • Ed Kiely | PhD Candidate, Department of Geography
  • Harum Mukhayer | PhD Candidate, Faculty of Law
  • Ragini Medhi | PhD Candidate, Department of Genetics

 


Inclusive Practice (Access and Outreach)

Winners

Highly Commended

  • Finn Manders | 2nd-year Undergraduate, History
  • Katherine Dixon | PhD Candidate, Faculty of English
  • James Adams | MPhil Candidate, Faculty of Education
  • Olivia Slater | PhD Candidate, Faculty of Education

 


Peer Support

Winners

Highly Commended

  • Eve Pound | 4th-year Undergraduate, Mathematics
  • Anna Marie Eckes | PhD Candidate, Department of Geography
  • Thomas O'Brien | PhD Candidate, Department of Biochemistry
  • Jennifer Tuckett | MPhil Candidate, Faculty of Education
  • Luca Messerschmidt | MPhil Candidate, International Relations

 


Academic Representation

Winner

  • Alfie Vaughan | 2nd-year Undergraduate, Modern & Medieval Languages

Highly Commended

  • Eva Agapaki | PhD Candidate, Department of Engineering
  • Nailya Shamgunova | PhD Candidate, Faculty of History
  • Christos Nicolaou | 3rd-year Undergraduate, Archaeology
  • Rory Kent | MPhil Candidate, Department of History & Philosophy of Science

 


College Representation

Winner

Highly Commended

  • Sarah Assaad | Emmanual College MCR

 

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