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Jerman Scholarship: Alice Gibson
19 June 2018
Alice Gibson, BSc (Hons) Agriculture with Animal Science student, has received the Jerman Scholarship at Harper Adams University.
Alice, 22, from Tewkesbury, Gloucester, said: “I feel honoured to be receiving this scholarship in memory of the late Mr and Mrs Jerman.
“I’ve come from a non-farming background, and this scholarship will further provide me with the opportunity to become a part of the beef industry.
“Mr and Mrs Jerman were great role models with helping young entrants succeed in the farming industry.
“During my time at Harper, I qualified at national level to represent Harper Adams Equestrian team in 2016, and I then took on the role of captain for the equestrian first team during my final year.
“After graduating from Harper, my ambition is to manage a beef unit by the time I’m 25.
“I’m extremely grateful for the Jerman Scholarship as it’ll help aid me with my career progression.”
Photo below of Mr Bill Madders with from back L- R: Rosanna Linkens, Rebecca Yarnold, Sian Downes, Zoe Davies, Alice Gibson, Morgan Metcalfe, Nicholas Hill
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