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A total of thirty students received awards at Athlone Institute of Technology’s Scholarship of Excellence ceremony, the highest number of recipients since the awards’ inauguration four years ago.
Scholarships of Excellence are conferred upon first-year students who have distinguished themselves academically at second level, achieving more than 500 points in their Leaving Certificate exams.
Achieving such high results puts such students into the top 20% of CAO applicants and demonstrates a high level of commitment and dedication to their studies.
Congratulating the students on their scholastic achievement, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Registry Frances O’Connell said:
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A total of thirty students received awards at Athlone Institute of Technology’s Scholarship of Excellence ceremony, the highest number of recipients since the awards’ inauguration four years ago.
Scholarships of Excellence are conferred upon first-year students who have distinguished themselves academically at second level, achieving more than 500 points in their Leaving Certificate exams.
Achieving such high results puts such students into the top 20% of CAO applicants and demonstrates a high level of commitment and dedication to their studies.
Congratulating the students on their scholastic achievement, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Registry Frances O’Connell said:
Laois student awarded Athlone IT Scholarship of Excellence
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A Laois student has been awarded a Scholarship of Excellence by Athlone Institute of Technology for her outstanding academic achievement.
Hannah McManus from Clonaslee is a graduate of Clonaslee College.
She was among thirty students who received awards at AIT’s Scholarship of Excellence ceremony on Tuesday May 10 – the highest number of recipients since the awards’ inauguration four years ago.
Scholarships of Excellence are conferred upon first-year students who have distinguished themselves academically at second level, achieving more than 500 points in their Leaving Certificate exams.
Achieving such high results puts such students into the top 20% of CAO applicants and demonstrates a high level of commitment and dedication to their studies.
What exactly united the team of 5 million to quash Covid-19?
27 Dec, 2020 03:22 AM
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Covid-19: The four levels that changed New Zealand. Video / NZ Herald
New Zealand s team of five million has been endlessly credited for the quashing of Covid-19 - but how did our leaders unite us when scientific evidence was being ignored elsewhere?
Victoria University researchers have pored over transcripts of the 1pm media briefings that became routine viewing for Kiwis this year, to search for communication lessons for future crises. We ve been widely and rightly praised for having an evidence-based response to the pandemic, but our response wasn t just about facts and numbers, Dr Courtney Addison said.