Prize recipients 2010/11

The Department is pleased to announce that the following students were awarded a prize for their studies in the 2010/11 session:

Brian Abel-Smith Prize for outstanding performance

• Marlene Searle, MSc in International Health Policy
• Koh Jun Ong, MSc in International Health Policy (Health Economics)
• Jannah Wigle, MSc in Health, Population and Society
• Dr Layla Mccay, MSc in Health Policy, Planning and Financing
• John Steele, MSc in Health Economics, Policy and Management

Brian Abel-Smith Prize for the best long essay/dissertation

• Jannah Wigle, MSc in Health, Population and Society
• Stephanie Kumpunen, MSc in Health Policy, Planning and Financing
• Indraneel Datta, MSc in Health Economics, Policy and Management
• Deirdre Thompson, MSc in International Health Policy (joint award)
• Chenxing Yan, MSc in International Health Policy (joint award)
• Bernice Tsoi, MSc in International Health Policy (Health Economics)

Charles Mostyn Lloyd Memorial Prize

• Eileen Herden, MSc Social Policy and Planning
  for outstanding performance in the dissertation

Delia Ashworth Prize

• Michelle Parkin, MSc Social Policy (Research)
  for overall achievement

Janet Beveridge Award for conspicuous merit

• Herbin Duffield, BSc in Social Policy and Criminology (finalist)
• Polly McKinlay, BSc in Social Policy with Government (continuing)

Loch Exhibition for overall merit

• Harriette Rothwell, MSc in NGOs and Development
• Jayanti De, MSc in Population and Development
• Louise Barnell, MSc in Social Policy (Research)

Titmuss Prize for outstanding performance

• Louise Garnier, MSc in Criminal Justice Policy
• Samuel Mohun Himmelweit, MSc in European Social Policy
• Asmaa Elgamal, MSc in Population and Development
• Victoria Helyar-Cardwell, MSc in Social Policy and Planning
• Lilian Nilsson, MSc in Social Policy and Development (joint award)
• Pooja Rangaprasad, MSc in Social Policy and Development (joint award)
• Edward Barnett, MSc in Social Policy (Research)

Titmuss Prize for outstanding dissertation

• Sarah Eble, MSc in Criminal Justice Policy
• Hannah Darnton, MSc in NGOs and Development
• Valeria Cetorelli, MSc in Population and Development
• Jessica Lanney, MSc in Social Policy and Planning
• Eirene Chen, MSc in Social Policy and Development
• Rachel Deacon, MSc in Social Policy (Research)

Titmuss Prize for Best Thesis

• Dr Zachary Cooper
  Thesis: Choice, Competition and Hospital Performance: Creating Effective Incentives Within the Public Sector.