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14.2.2012 Congratulations to the following CCYP course members on their prize winning presentations:

Runner-up: Adam YUSEFALI (A therapeutic rainbow)

Runner-up: Vicky QUARTON (The truth is a beautiful and terrible thing...)

Runner-up: Shelagh PETERS (Under the Mulberry Bush)

Overall winner: Martine KING (Doing a systematic review)

Each of the runners-up and overall winner Martine received book prizes from Professor Carol Hall. Professor Hall commented on the overall high standard of all of the presentations, and she believed that the experience of doing presentations to peers and the panel would stand the students in good stead for doing presentations in the future. She said she was looking forward to seeing the development of the research projects.

thanks also to Fiona Birkbeck & Shelley MacDonald for their participation as panel judges.

December 2011 Visit to the National Gallery & Freud Museum in London