09 July 2010

Summer graduation at Queen’s University Belfast provided the perfect opportunity for seven MSc Communication students from Loughry Campus, CAFRE, to celebrate their achievements.  

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 2010. For more information on postgraduate Communication programmes come along to the Open Evening at Loughry Campus on Thursday 26 August between 3-8pm or Freephone 0800 0284291.

Communication is key
Paula Smyth (Castledawson) and David Seffen (Magherafelt) celebrated their graduation from Queen’s University Belfast. David graduated with a Masters in Communication, Strategic Management for Rural Business with Commendation and Paula graduated with a Masters in Communication, Strategic Management for Rural Business.
Paula and David both are employed by LANTRA and completed their qualifications through part-time study at Loughry Campus, Cookstown.

Great communicators
Elaine Donaghy (Omagh), Yvonne Corbett (Cookstown), Patricia McGurk  (Carrickmore) and Amanda Dawson (Lurgan) celebrated their graduation from Queen’s University Belfast. The ladies all studied Masters in Communication programmes for Rural Business at Loughry Campus, Cookstown.

You’ve it Mastered David!
David Seffen (Magherafelt) celebrated his graduation from Queen’s University Belfast with his wife Jean and daughter Lisa. David graduated with a Masters in Communication, Strategic Management for Rural Business with Commendation.
David works as a Partnership Manager for LANTRA and completed his qualification through part-time study at Loughry Campus, Cookstown.

Well Done Paula!
Paula Smyth (Castledawson) celebrated her graduation from Queen’s University Belfast with her family; children Lauren, Ethan and Leah, mother Anna Kane and husband Andy.
Paula works for LANTRA as their Marketing and Communications Co-ordinator and completed her Masters in Communication, Strategic Management for Rural Business through part-time study at Loughry Campus, Cookstown.

Amanda Masters Training and Development
Amanda Dawson (Lurgan) and her husband Lindsay celebrate her graduation from Queen’s University Belfast.
Amanda works for Scotts Feeds (Omagh) and completed her Masters in Communication, Training and Development for Rural Business through part-time study at Loughry Campus, Cookstown.

Lynn Masters Communication success
Lynn Shiels (Tobermore) celebrated her graduation from Queen’s University Belfast with her mother Joyce Gillanders and niece Lucy Nelson.
Lynn graduated with a Masters in Communication, Strategic Management for Rural Business attaining highest marks in her MSc thesis and received the WD Morrow Award.
Lynn works with the Cookstown District Council and completed her qualification through part-time study at Loughry Campus, Cookstown.