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Students’ Association’s Teaching Awards Podcast – Dr Dimitri Mignard and Sam Nwokoro
EUSA Teaching Awards Podcast, School of Divinity, School of Engineering

Students’ Association’s Teaching Awards Podcast – Dr Dimitri Mignard and Sam Nwokoro

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Welcome to the Edinburgh University Student’s Association Teaching Award Podcast Series, working with the Edinburgh Hybrid Teaching Exchange to celebrate those that have been nominated and shortlisted for this year’s awards. In this episode, Grace Lavender, Student Council Facilitator and 4th Year Religious Studies Student, talks with 2021 nominees Dr. Dimitri Mignard from the School of Engineering and Sam Nwokoro, PhD student and tutor in the School of Divinity.

Note: The subtitles for this episode were automated and we apologise for any errors that occurred due to this process. 

The winners of this year’s Teaching Awards can now be viewed here. Congratulations to all nominees.

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