Award Stefan Osgood with an Honorary Degree from Aberystwyth University
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robin poynder
10 years ago
everyone has dark times, some more than others. The ability to bring some light into another life is a rare privilege and one can hope that Aber Uni will find a way to do so here.
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Jack Spittle
10 years ago
Would show good form from the University. It's what the students want.
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Jordana Smith
10 years ago
In all this sadness it would be good for there to be something on paper highlighting Stefan's contribution to the soul of Aber Uni. I hope the university would revisit this for the sake of his family too.
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Mary
10 years ago
Please!
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Jacob Matthews
10 years ago
This absolutely should be the right course of action.
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Richard Fulloway
10 years ago
There is no reason why, as a final act of good faith towards him and his family, that Aberystwyth University could not award Stefan his degree.
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Tracy Humphrey
10 years ago
What an amazing young man to support the university, I agree he should be awarded his degree, he's worked so hard, I support his family an friends on this
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John L Hughes
10 years ago
Aberystwyth University, please reconsider your decision and do the right thing. This young man from what I have read had been an absolute outstanding student, a role model and one I'm sure people looked up too.
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Jade french
10 years ago
Well deserved xx
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is truely and rightfully deserved.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
After all that he has done,why can they not honour him.
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Guy Nicholas
10 years ago
For my big cousin Steffie, we miss you man
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macaulay grieves
10 years ago
He was an amazing guy and is truly missed!!
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Stefanie Heron
10 years ago
<3
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Jessica
10 years ago
For Stef
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Caitlin
10 years ago
This is deserved how can the university deny Steffans family
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Tom ONeill
10 years ago
It defies logic how the university can deny this request and give an honorary degree to some random knob who probably doesn't even know where Aberystwyth is!
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Annie Gadsby
10 years ago
He deserves it. He worked so hard
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Lotten Bergstroem
10 years ago
Of course - his achievements are an asset to the university for future recruitment.
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Andrew Griffiths
10 years ago
Before than just my captain, he was my friend. The person who got me involved in sport at Aberysywyth and whom without I would never have made my own contributions to the sport in Aber.
everyone has dark times, some more than others. The ability to bring some light into another life is a rare privilege and one can hope that Aber Uni will find a way to do so here.
Would show good form from the University. It's what the students want.
In all this sadness it would be good for there to be something on paper highlighting Stefan's contribution to the soul of Aber Uni. I hope the university would revisit this for the sake of his family too.
Please!
This absolutely should be the right course of action.
There is no reason why, as a final act of good faith towards him and his family, that Aberystwyth University could not award Stefan his degree.
What an amazing young man to support the university, I agree he should be awarded his degree, he's worked so hard, I support his family an friends on this
Aberystwyth University, please reconsider your decision and do the right thing. This young man from what I have read had been an absolute outstanding student, a role model and one I'm sure people looked up too.
Well deserved xx
This is truely and rightfully deserved.
After all that he has done,why can they not honour him.
For my big cousin Steffie, we miss you man
He was an amazing guy and is truly missed!!
<3
For Stef
This is deserved how can the university deny Steffans family
It defies logic how the university can deny this request and give an honorary degree to some random knob who probably doesn't even know where Aberystwyth is!
He deserves it. He worked so hard
Of course - his achievements are an asset to the university for future recruitment.
Before than just my captain, he was my friend. The person who got me involved in sport at Aberysywyth and whom without I would never have made my own contributions to the sport in Aber.