Orla Hillary wins big at Student Nursing Times Awards
Orla Hillary wins big at Student Nursing Times Awards
04/05/2017
MDXSU Vice President Orla Hillary has won the Outstanding Contribution to Student Affairs award at the Student Nursing Times Awards 2017
Middlesex University student Orla Hillary was awarded Outstanding Contribution to Student Affairs at the Student Nursing Times Awards 2017 on 27 April at the London Hilton.
The annual ceremony recognises students from across the UK who have demonstrated the academic achievement, clinical skills and personal qualities that will make them brilliant nurses in the future. It also honours those who are committed to developing new nursing talent as mentors, lecturers and providers of placements.
Orla, Middlesex University Students’ Union Vice President of Health and Education, was one of twelve nurses from across the UK to be shortlisted for the Outstanding Contribution to Student Affairs award, with judges praising her as "inspiring" and "clearly motivated to achieve and demonstrated empathy and compassion.
"“I genuinely feel honoured and so proud to have won this award, and hopefully have given some of the nurses studying at Middlesex inspiration to enjoy their career and make the most out of their time at the University,” she says.
Orla Hillary wins big at Student Nursing Times Awards
Middlesex University student Orla Hillary was awarded Outstanding Contribution to Student Affairs at the Student Nursing Times Awards 2017 on 27 April at the London Hilton.
The annual ceremony recognises students from across the UK who have demonstrated the academic achievement, clinical skills and personal qualities that will make them brilliant nurses in the future. It also honours those who are committed to developing new nursing talent as mentors, lecturers and providers of placements.
Orla, Middlesex University Students’ Union Vice President of Health and Education, was one of twelve nurses from across the UK to be shortlisted for the Outstanding Contribution to Student Affairs award, with judges praising her as "inspiring" and "clearly motivated to achieve and demonstrated empathy and compassion.
"“I genuinely feel honoured and so proud to have won this award, and hopefully have given some of the nurses studying at Middlesex inspiration to enjoy their career and make the most out of their time at the University,” she says.