University of Galway marks Earth Day with student sustainability leaders
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Author: GBFM News
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University of Galway has marked Earth Day by announcing the winners of the Student Sustainability Leadership Awards as Molly Hickey and Peter O’Neill.
Peter, a first-year history student from Ballymacward, Mountbellew has been involved in youth activism for four years, culminating in representing Ireland at the 13th UNESCO Youth Forum.
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Laois native Molly Hickey is in second year BA with human rights and is the Students’ Union Environmental Awareness and Sustainability Officer.
Both students receive a €4,000 prize and will take part in an 8-week internship with the University’s new Sustainability Office this summer.
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