09 January 2009

The Queen’s winter graduation ceremony was the culmination of a special year for the students studying communication programmes at Loughry Campus, CAFRE with one student receiving her PhD and fourteen students picking up their MSc awards. The year 2008/09 also marked the fortieth anniversary of the courses being delivered at the campus. The College of Agriculture Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) in conjunction with Queen’s University Belfast, provides a range of courses in Communication, including Postgraduate Diploma and MSc programmes. Courses are available on both a full and part-time basis and start in September 2009. For more information Freephone 0800 0284291.

Michelle Potts (Dungannon) who completed her PhD in Communication, pictured with her proud parents, Tom and Margaret at the Queen’s winter graduation.

Colleen Haughey (Carrickmore) Emma McAleer (Carrickmore) Donal O’Neill (Cookstown) Laura McCullagh (Omagh) Noeleen Cleary (Cookstown) and Kristie Colbert (Dungannon) celebrate their MSc in Communication at Queen's winter graduation.

Kristie Colbert (Dungannon) Emma McAleer (Carrickmore) Laura McCullagh (Omagh) Colleen Haughey (Carrickmore) and Noeleen Cleary (Cookstown) put their best foot forward after receiving their MSc in Communication at the Queen’s winter graduation

Angela Bell (Newtownbutler) pictured with Course Manager Dr Roy Nelson after receiving her MSc in Communication at the Queen’s winter graduation.

Michelle McCarthy (Warrenpoint) who completed her MSc in Communication on a part-time basis, pictured with Course Manager Dr Roy Nelson at the Queen’s winter graduation.

Jonathan Moffett (Richhill) and Eoin Murphy (Newry) are congratulated by their Course tutor Dr Susan Doherty after receiving their MSc in Communication at the Queen’s winter graduation.

Aoibeann Walsh (Newry) who was awarded her MSc in Communication at Distinction level pictured with Course Manager Dr Roy Nelson at the Queen’s