Wolverhampton University student volunteers to receive awards
Howard Lake | 1 June 2009 | News
Students who volunteer for good causes will be recognised at an awards ceremony at the University of Wolverhampton on 3 June.
Active Volunteers at the University has launched a new Volunteer of the Year Award for a student volunteer who has made an outstanding contribution to their community.
The award winner will receive a prize of £500 pounds worth of vouchers in recognition of their achievements, together with a cheque, courtesy of sponsors The Midcounties Co-operative, for the organisation they have volunteered with.
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Three students will also be presented with Volunteering England Gold Awards to recognise their achievements in promoting volunteering to other students. Volunteering England’s Gold Award is a national student volunteering award that recognises achievement, dedication and leadership within further and higher education.
In addition, a School of Art & Design student who came up with the winning design for the award will receive a prize.
www.wlv.ac.uk/activevol
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