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Ulster University Graduation 2014<br />
72<br />
Help shape the future by giving a gift today<br />
The Ulster University Fund provides the<br />
ideal opportunity for our alumni to give<br />
something back. Your gift will combine<br />
with others to inspire the next generation<br />
of students at your University to achieve<br />
their ambitions.<br />
This Fund encourages and rewards excellence,<br />
provides much needed financial assistance<br />
and supports activities which add real value<br />
to students’ academic experience.<br />
Donations to Ulster University enable us to<br />
fulfil the potential of our students to develop<br />
the sports stars, artists, entrepreneurs and<br />
leaders of tomorrow. Your contribution will<br />
help students to shape bright futures in<br />
their chosen fields.<br />
Please help us make an immediate<br />
impact on the lives of current and<br />
future Ulster University students<br />
by making a gift online:<br />
daro.ulster.ac.uk/donateonline<br />
Or contact us on:<br />
T: 028 7012 3208<br />
E: giving@ulster.ac.uk<br />
The Sports Scholarship has been a game<br />
changer for Amy, the fastest woman in<br />
Ireland, and the Northern Ireland 200 and<br />
100 metre record holder. It helped her fund<br />
a trip in April to the National Training Centre<br />
in Florida where she trained and competed<br />
in world-class conditions. Consequently<br />
Amy made the qualifying time needed to<br />
compete in the Commonwealth Games<br />
in Glasgow, an important stepping stone<br />
towards the 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil.<br />
“The scholarships create opportunities<br />
for sports people like me to aim high,<br />
fulfil their potential and make their<br />
University and their country proud….”<br />
Amy Foster<br />
Rewarding Excellence<br />
Sports Scholarship<br />
When Lisa-Marie turned 30 her mum,<br />
an active, loving lone parent was diagnosed<br />
with a major depressive disorder. This difficult<br />
experience focussed her already existing<br />
interest in psychology and triggered her<br />
decision to return to education. She<br />
progressed to an access course and secured<br />
a place on a part-time honours degree<br />
course at Ulster. Securing a Gateway<br />
Scholarship has been transformational<br />
for Lisa-Marie.<br />
“It’s given me a chance to continue at<br />
third level education, to better myself<br />
and make a difference. It was the<br />
enabler I needed and it’s given me<br />
something that can never be taken<br />
away…an education.”<br />
Lisa-Marie Sweeney<br />
Opening Up Opportunities<br />
Gateway Scholarship