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Nautilus Academic Award - Jossey Agyeman-Duah

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DPhil student Jossey Agyeman-Duah wins an Nautilus Academic Award from Green Templeton College. The award recognises students who have gone beyond the call of duty to make an outstanding contribution to improving the college environment.

We are pleased to share that DPhil student Jossey Agyeman-Duah has been awarded a Nautilus Academic Award from Green Templeton College at the University of Oxford.

Jossey received this award for her outstanding contributions to improving the environment at Green Templeton. She has made a hugely positive impact through her role in the African Choir, the All Innovate Competition, as a College Buddy, the Cheney School Mentoring Scheme, the Human Welfare Conference, and working on an initiative to improve a national child health intervention.

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