Timothy Nickerson Awarded the Rose Litman Medal in Humanities
Distinguished Graduate in the English Honours Program
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Congratulations to former English Honours student Timothy Nickerson, who won the Rose Litman Medal in Humanities at fall convocation. The prize is awarded annually to the most distinguished graduate receiving a Bachelor of Arts four-year degree or honours degree in the humanities.
Timothy is now a graduate student in the Department of English, studying for a Master of Arts degree. He was previously awarded the R. A. Wilson Memorial Scholarship, the Reginald J. G. Bateman Memorial Scholarship, the Hantelman Humanities Scholarship, and the Joel and Lilly Green Memorial Award, recognizing academic achievement in both undergraduate and graduate studies.
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