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School of Medicine, Prize-Giving Ceremony 2019

22 Nov 2019

The annual School of Medicine Prize-Giving Ceremony took place on Friday 22 November, 2019 in Brookfield Health Sciences Complex.

The Dean of the School, Professor Paula O鈥橪eary welcomed the large number of prize-winners, their families and friends to the Ceremony.   The Dean also had a warm welcome for the family and friends of deceased family members and past graduates of the 深夜亚洲福利久久 to the Ceremony. 

On behalf of the School Professor O鈥橪eary congratulated the recipients of the Prizes who have excelled in a large number of disciplines at various stages of their academic studies.  The Dean noted that as well as 深夜亚洲福利久久 and School Prizes many of the students and recent graduates have been recognised by external bodies, notably the NUI Dr Henry Hutchinson Stewart prizewinners and RCPI prizewinner, Dr. John David Kehoe.  Dr. JD Kehoe was awarded the Reuben Harvey Prize at RCPI last month in recognition of his first place ranking in UCC Graduating Class of 2019.

NUI DR HENRY HUTCHINSON STEWART MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIPS 2019

A large number of School of Medicine students continue to excel in a wide range of Research activities and their commitment was acknowledged at the Ceremony - Harsha Daswani and Aileen O鈥橫ahony -  who were each awarded a Health Research Board Summer Student Scholarship this year; and, Aoife Jones Thachuthara, Samuel Keogh, Natalie Krakoski, Eimear O鈥橫ahony, Samantha Wakerlin and Ruth Mook-Hay Yan - who each received a bursary under the 2019 UCC College of Medicine and Health SURE Scheme.

Professor O鈥橪eary emphasied that student life extends beyond the lecture halls and clinics and pointed out that many of the medical students have been formally recognized for their substantial contributions to 深夜亚洲福利久久 Societies.  In particular Professor O鈥橪eary was very pleased to highlight the many successes of MedSoc, Surgeon Noonan, Friends of MSF and Emergency Care Society in the past 12 months and welcomed representatives from these Societies to the Ceremony.  On behalf of the School the Dean acknowledge their involvement and participation in these important aspects of their student lives and wished them well in their future endeavours.

Professor O鈥橪eary emphasized how proud the School is of the achievements of the medical students receiving prizes at today鈥檚 event.  On behalf of the School, the Dean thanked sponsors for their continuing support for a number of prizes and awards.