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Dual award winner Molly Dickson, 23, from St Albans, Hertfordshire, has been awarded the Land Management/REALM Trophy and Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Prize, when she graduated from Harper Adams University with a first class honours BSc Rural Enterprise and Land Management.
The REALM Trophy was presented to Molly for being the best student out of the land management courses. This is the first time the award has been given and was organised by senior lecturer, Simon Keeble.
The second award Molly received, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Prize was presented to her for being the top undergraduate student graduating from the Rural Enterprises and Land Management course.
Course leader, Simon Keeble said: “She has worked consistently throughout the course being one of the top students and in the final year she outshone all the others. This was a considerable achievement as this year the Rural Estate and Land Management course has 11 others who have graduated from Harper Adams University with first class honours.”
While at Harper Adams University Molly has been ladies captain of the University clay shooting club.
After graduating, Molly has secured a job working for John German in their Bedford Office.
Molly said: “I am looking forward to a fulfilling and rewarding professional career in the rural sector.”
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