On Friday 16 July, the School of Psychology came together to celebrate our final year students in an event that reflected on their time at Kent and also looked towards the future. Unfortunately the event had to be virtual so we streamed live from The Gulbenkian, with some help from KMTV!
Hosted by Head of School Professor Robbie Sutton, he was joined by Dr Eduardo Vasquez and Dr Lydia Kearney to celebrate the achievements of the Class of 2021 during these challenging and unusual times.
‘We have been left awestruck by you all overcoming such obstacles and today will be a chance to look back on your time at the University of Kent, and a chance to look to the future as you prepare for the next chapters in your lives.’ Robbie Sutton
Lydia Kearney announced this years prize winners.
British Psychological Society Undergraduate Prize, a prize awarded to the student with the highest overall grade upon graduation was give to Callum Bryson.
School of Psychology – Janet Miele Prize is awarded for the best final year project in Psychology and was awarded jointly this year to Cassidy Rowden and Shauna Clune.
The School of Psychology Best Applied Prize awarded to the student with the best Stage S marks went to Matilda Minchin.
School of Psychology Final Year Prize a prize awarded to the best final year student went to Mawada Ghanem.
Congratulations to all our students! Remember to register with Kent Alumni because we love to keep in touch with you!
As you head out into your respective fields, don’t forget the Careers & Employability Service at Kent, supporting you for up to 3 years after graduation. Register to access their services.