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Doctorate honours work to end sexual violence
We are truly delighted this week to be celebrating something very special and
unusual : the conferring of
an honorary doctorate from Glasgow University on our Chief Executive Sandy
Brindley.
Sandy was nominated for this distinction by Professor Michele Burman, Head of the School of Social and Political Sciences and Professor of Criminology at the university, whose reasons for doing so are outlined in the generous and fulsome submission she made to the University Senate and gave kind permission for us to reprint below.
[Photo: Dr Sandy Brindley with Professor Michele Burman]
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