A Harper Adams student has won an award voted for by his classmates for making their University year more enjoyable.
The award was introduced by the Harper Adams Land and Property Management team in memory of Len, a Harper Adams Rural Enterprise and Land Management graduate from Warwickshire, who took his own life on January 1, 2022.
The award is voted for by students rather than selected by lecturers, and BSc Rural Enterprise and Land Management scholar Niall was chosen by fellow students as the recipient of this year’s prize. Niall, who despite not coming from an agricultural background, always knew he wanted to pursue a career in the rural sector, is hoping to secure a harvest job in Shropshire this summer before returning to begin his second-year studies. He spoke warmly of the atmosphere at Harper Adams – one of the factors which drew him to want to study at the University in the first place.
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