
Prize for top business student
Posted 28 January 2015
A prize for the highest achieving first year student on a business degree course at Harper Adams University has been awarded.
BSc (Hons) Business Management with Marketing student, Jack Dickinson, was presented with the McConnel Prize for achieving a 70% average in the first year modules of his degree.
Now in the second year of his degree, 19-year-old Jack from Whitchurch, said: “I am very pleased to be awarded the McConnel Prize for my work during my first year at Harper Adams.
“It is great that the university recognises the efforts of first year students and I hope that this will show potential placement employers that I am someone who has a good work ethic and strives to attain good results.
“The award has certainly encouraged me to continue to work hard during the rest of my degree.”
The prize is open to all first year students on Agri-Food Marketing with Business Studies, Agri-Business, and Business Management with Marketing courses at the university in Shropshire.
Course Manager, Pam Whitehouse, said: “Jack is an excellent student who has always put 100% into his studies.
“It is such a pleasure to be able to acknowledge Jack's achievements with this award.”
The prize is donated by McConnel Limited, in memory of the late Christopher MacHattie.
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