Looking back at a remarkable 125th anniversary celebration
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Sophia Walker from Norfolk, East Anglia, has graduated with FdSc Agriculture from Harper Adams University. She’s currently working as a stockman and farm worker for Easton and Otley College. In the future she hopes to be a mentor or lecturer in agriculture or animal management
Talking about Harper, she said: “I’ll never forget my experience at Harper. It’s helped me see what my life aspirations are and started me on the journey to meeting them.
“My advice to anyone starting university is to get completely involved, make the most of it and enjoy it while you can. It’s over too quickly”.
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