Each year the Law School awards a number of prizes to students who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in a variety of ways. Some of these are memorial prizes, donated with the benevolent bequest of our alumni; others are provided with the generous sponsorship of firms and publishers.
This year, in addition to the longer-standing prizes, we are delighted to include a number of inaugural awards from the Centre for Professional Legal Education and Research (CEPLER).
Charlotte Elves - the CEPLER Award for Outstanding Achievement in Extra-Curricular Endeavour (sponsored by Shakespeare Martineau)
Farah Hakim and Sonny Dudani - the CEPLER Award for Outstanding Contribution to Pro Bono (sponsored by Mills & Reeve LLP)
Pawal Pokorski - the CEPLER Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mooting (sponsored by No5 Chambers)
William Begg - the Camm Cup for Mooting (sponsored by No5 Chambers)
Gerard Lee Hann-En - the Alumni Cup for Mooting (sponsored by No5 Chambers)
Jonathan Deal - the Postgraduate Cup for Mooting
Ellen Cullen - the Ince & Co prize for LLB Tort
Daniel Woo - the Oxford University Press prize for Criminal Law
Luke Masih - the Petit Bursary for overall outstanding performance and Holdsworth Club member
Tejumade Adetona - the Maudsley Prize for distinction in Land Law examination (LLB for Graduates)
Nassim Rahimi - the Charles McDowell Prize for Law of Equity and Trusts examination (LLB for Graduates)
Elizabeth Tsintsadze - the Beinart Memorial for best performance and participation in International Human Rights plus constructive improvement from the formative assessment
The Sir Henry Barber prizes for the Top 5 First Class students:
- Charlotte Elves (LLB)
- Elizabeth Tsintsadze (LLB)
- Samuel Coppard (LLB)
- Tejumade Adetona (LLB for Graduates)
- Alice Wickens (LLB)
Max Pashley - the Smalley Baker prize for the best mark in Jurisprudence and engaged contribution in class
Adam Smith - the Aitchison Memorial Prize for results of degree; character; leadership qualities; zeal and width in all University activities
Ruth Yardy - the Routledge Cavendish Award for best results in 1st year LLB mixed degrees
Charlotte Elves - the J F Gregg Memorial Prize for final year performance, exceptionally well achieving the highest weighted mean.
Ellen Cullen - the Sweet & Maxwell Prizefor LLB 1st year overall performance
Naomi Dean - the Lady Barber Prize for Mooting
Charlotte Elves - the Shoosmiths Prize for academic and extra-curricular achievement
Sunaina Deol - the Irwin Mitchell Solicitors Prize for Legal Issues in Health Care
Aquib Yusaf - the Irwin Mitchell Solicitors Prize for Company Law