Student scoops Acorus Prize
Posted 23 May 2012
Second year student, Lewis Smith from Lutterworth, produced the best Planning Law and Practice Module assignment, scooping the £100 Acorus Prize.
Lewis, 20, who studies BSc (Hons) Rural Enterprise and Land Management, attended a planning committee meeting, where he choose a planning application and evaluated the decision making process.
The award has been given to students at Harper Adams University College for a number of years by Acorus - chartered surveyors and planning consultants.
Lewis also won first prize for an assignment sponsored by Carter Jonas. More information can be found here.
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