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University of Galway Awards Gold Medals for Civic Engagement
UPDATE: The University of Galway has just announced the awarding of gold medals to two outstanding medical graduates for their exceptional Civic Engagement. This recognition highlights their significant contributions to the community and their dedication to improving public health.
Dr. Dylan O’Halloran, hailing from Galway City, has been honored for his leadership in Voluntary Services Abroad and for re-establishing the Palestine Solidarity Society. His initiatives have made a remarkable impact on community support and international outreach.
In a parallel achievement, Faith Ugiagbe from Castletroy, Co. Limerick, received a gold medal for her volunteer work at the University’s Teddy Bear Hospital. This initiative brought essential foot health education to life for children and their families, fostering early awareness of health issues.
Ugiagbe’s involvement in the SEAS SUAS Programme has equipped her to support vital mental health and wellbeing initiatives across campus. Additionally, her contributions to the African Caribbean Society further demonstrate her commitment to diversity and inclusion within the University community.
These awards, presented during a ceremony earlier today, reflect the University of Galway’s commitment to nurturing civic responsibility among its students. The institution aims to inspire future leaders who not only excel academically but also engage deeply with their communities.
The efforts of Dr. O’Halloran and Ugiagbe serve as a powerful reminder of the role that education plays in fostering societal change. Their stories resonate with many, showcasing how civic engagement can lead to tangible improvements in health and wellbeing.
As the University of Galway celebrates these achievements, the focus now shifts to how these graduates will continue their impactful work in the future. Their stories are not just about personal accolades; they are about the communities they serve and the lives they touch.
Stay tuned for more updates on the ongoing contributions of these graduates as they embark on their professional journeys, and consider sharing this inspiring news to celebrate their achievements!
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