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William Harrison, 28, from Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire has been presented with the REALM Team Prize at Harper Adams University’s graduation day.
The prize is awarded for outstanding performance while completing the MSc Rural Estate and Land Management.
William’s first degree was in Christian Studies, from Bishop Grossteste College, Lincoln and he has an MA in Investigative Journalism from Nottingham Trent and a Postgraduate Diploma in Public Relations from The PR Academy.
William is also a member of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations and has been employed by the Diocese of Lincoln as Assistant Diocesan Secretary/Director of Communications since 2005. Prior to that he spent a year as a reporter and four years as verger of Southwell Minster.
In his spare time when William enjoys singing in Lincoln Cathedral with their choir which he balances between work and having a young family.
William said: “My Harper Adams qualification will enable him to help with work on the property portfolio of the Diocese.”
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