Jessica Powell received both the Reid Dissertation Prize, awarded for the highest mark in a physical geography dissertation, and the Richard and Margaret Lawton Prize, given to the best final-year student in Geography (including joint honours programmes).
Grace Evans was awarded the School of Social Sciences and Humanities Community Prize (Geography and Environment, Part C), acknowledging her exceptional extra-curricular contributions to the School, University, and wider community. This prize recognises students who make an outstanding impact beyond their academic studies.
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Grace Evans with her award
Alongside Grace and Jessica, several other alumni were recognised for their achievements:
- Nikita Dhaya– The Bell Dissertation Prize, awarded annually for the highest mark in a human geography dissertation.
- Jodie Banner– Barbara Bagilhole Memorial Award: Best Student Paper in Equality & Diversity, a School-wide prize honouring the late Professor Barbara Bagilhole (1951–2015), an influential researcher on gender, feminism, diversity, and social inequalities.
- Lily Stephens – Barbara Bagilhole Memorial Award: Best Student Paper in Equality & Diversity – Runner up
Congratulations to all alumni who were involved. We celebrate their dedication, lasting impact, and look forward to hearing about the future contributions they will make.