US EditionChild and Youth Care degree graduate Thea Bramer receives UFV Governor General’s Silver Medal
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Child and Youth Care degree graduate Thea Bramer receives UFV Governor General’s Silver Medal
Thea Bramer of Mission had never heard of the Governor General’s Silver Medal award until she got the phone call telling her she’d be receiving it. After a 20-year break from school, the former administrative assistant came to UFV for a Bachelor of Arts in Child and Youth Care — and received the highest academic standing of any graduate from a four-year degree program. “It took a lot of juggling,” she says. On top of her full-time studies, Th…
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