The University of Navarra submission the Leonardo Da Vinci Best Practices Awards
The Vice President of Alumni and University Extension of the University of Navarra, María Iraburu, has delivered today the awards to the best practices of the Leonardo Da Vinci Program, managed through the Foundation business-University of Navarra during 2009.
María Navascués Irigoyen and Esther conference room Gil, graduates in Biology from the University, have received the first prize award, shared in this case, for their internship at 'The Macaulay Land Use Research Institute'.
The second award went to Cristina Iso Gil, a graduate of LADE and Law from the Public University of Navarra, for her internship in 'Tevea Internacional' (Paris). The first award is endowed with an amount of 1,000 euros, which in this case will be shared by the two winners; and the second, with 500 euros.
Finally, the business 'The Macaulay Land Use Research Institute' received the award for the best internship. The award has been collected by Javier Pérez Barbería, who has made a brief presentation of the business.
The competition was open to more than 50 participants who were part of project PLM 2008 (People in the Labour Market PROGRAD III) and whose internships took place in 2009 for a duration of six months.
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