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Meet the graduates: Kate McSkimming
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Kate McSkimming, 22 from Paisley, Renfrewshire, was awarded the Krusse Veterinary Physiotherapy Award when she graduated from Harper Adams University in September.
The Krusse Award is for the best Veterinary Physiotherapy student both practically and academically as determined by the course team and is awarded to Kate McSkimming. Kate has graduated with a first class honours degree.
Beth Roberts said: “This achievement that truly reflect her hard work and determination throughout this degree.”
Kate has already secured a job after graduation working as the ‘in-house’ Veterinary Physiotherapist at Glasgow Vet School.
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