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Mary Immaculate College (MIC) has been nominated in six categories at the 2024 Education Awards.
The MIC Senior Camogie team has brought the Purcell Cup (Division 2) back to the College after a decade, emerging as 2025 champions against University of Limerick with a score-line of 1-17 to 2-12.
The third ‘Revolutionising Education Through Play’ Conference at MIC Limerick on 2 March will explore the importance of play in educational settings from the Early Years through Primary, Post-Primary and beyond.
MIC staff and the conference committee—including Dean of Education, Prof. Emer Ring; Faculty of Education Department Heads, Dr Lisha O’Sullivan and Dr Maurice Harmon, and MIC Education Lecturer, Dr Sylvaine Ní Aogáin—are working with colleagues nationally and internationally to deliver the one-day event, capturing the transformative potential of play for education across the lifespan from the perspectives of policy, research and practice.
Mary Immaculate College (MIC) has been nominated for the prestigious ‘Education Provider of the Year’ award at Ireland’s Climate Change Leadership Awards (ICCLA) 2024.
Honouring businesses, organisations, individuals, and initiatives, The Climate Change Leadership Awards recognise those making positive change by demonstrating outstanding commitment and innovation to helping address the challenges of climate change. This nomination highlights MIC’s continued commitment to addressing the climate crisis as an educator.
John Morrissey, from the Department of Geography at MIC said: “It is wonderful to see the dedicated groundwork being put in by committed colleagues at MIC being recognised by this nomination. At both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, our students have the opportunity to critically engage with field-leading scholarship in climate change and sustainability. The nomination reflects not only the long-established reputation for teaching excellence at MIC, but our commitment to equip students with the state-of-the-art knowledge and skills needed to face our biggest societal challenges.”
Mary Immaculate College (MIC) has reinforced its commitment to respecting cultural diversity and promoting equity in society with the signing of the Higher Education Authority (HEA)’s Race Equality Anti-Racism Principles for Irish Higher Education Institutions.
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