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Outstanding Student Contribution Award

Congratulations to our 2024 winners OSCA 2024 Winners

The Outstanding Student Contribution Awards (OSCAs) recognise and celebrate the outstanding contributions of Warwick's students. They not only excel academically, but also find the time to campaign for good causes, fundraise, start small business, and work with local charities.


Meet some of our OSCA 2024 winners


Inchara Athreya

Inchara is a committed Psychology student. She has consistently achieved high grades throughout her time here at Warwick and has actively contributed to the Psychology department. She received the Warwick Undergraduate Global Excellence Scholarship and the Psychology Department Prize for Top-scoring student in her first year and also achieved the Warwick Award Gold Level.

Read more about Inchara and her award


 


Rebecca Briggs

Rebecca has been nominated for this award for her work in setting up and ensuring sustainability for the Sydni Centre "Memory Lane Cafe". Rebecca is an exceptionally kind and caring person who has a passion for social prescribing and supporting people who are more vulnerable in our society.

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Brooke Beard

Brooke has made an outstanding contribution to the lives of fellow university students that have also contributed to Make a Smile, and those that will contribute in the future. Most importantly her outstanding contribution has touched the lives of over a thousand children, so far. Those children and others that have witnessed Brooke’s work will know that she is a highlight of what the best of us at Warwick can do.

Read more about Brooke and her award


Chayn Sanjay Kohli

Chayn has been an activist for gender equality and
healthcare for the last seven years, and her activist movements have been recognized and featured in
regional and international newspapers and channels
by the media.

Read more about Sanjay and her award


Kirsty Reed

Kirsty is an exceptional final-year student in Global Sustainable Development (GSD). During her time at university, through a number of extra-curricular efforts and projects, she has offered remarkable contributions to youth development, disability inclusion, education co-production and community engagement.

Read more about Kirsty and her award

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