Agricultural Autonomy Institute joins Harper Adams University's 125th anniversary celebrations
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Armed Forces visit students to give presentation
27 February 2019
Representatives from all three branches of the armed forces were at Harper on Tuesday 26th February to visit students studying the business module 'Managing Business Resources'.
Force4inclusion is a team based at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst that aims to share and showcase the forces’ best practice in people management, and challenge perceptions among society about the nature of the armed forces as an employer.
Corporal Hazel Colville, Chief Petty Officer Ann Miller-McCaffrey and Squadron Leader Hannah Welch gave a fascinating presentation and answered students’ questions about how issues of inclusion, diversity and well-being are led and managed in such an extensive and diverse workforce.
By Geoff Underwood
Wow we get invited to some amazing places to speak & today was FAB - thanks for your questions & hospitality #yourock @HarperAdamsUni #Force4Inclusion pic.twitter.com/0c7muf6kfl
— Force4Inclusion (@Force4Inclusion) February 26, 2019
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