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2008 winners
Overall winner: Marie Reaveley, University of Sheffield, studying Urban Studies and Planning student.
Alongside Marie the nine 2008 finalists were:-
Joanne Bell, Glasgow Caledonian, studying Building Surveying
Anna Kirk, Nottingham Trent University, studying Real Estate Management
Ruth Manning, Cardiff School of Engineering, studying Civil and Environmental Engineering
Natalie Ponfield, UWE, studying Civil Engineering
Christine Saeverud, University of Westminster, studying Building Engineering
Charlotte Smith, University of Wolverhampton, studying Commercial Management and Quantity Surveying
Kathryn Timmins, Manchester School of Architecture, studying Architecture
Niamh Treacy, Robert Gordon University, studying Architecture
Women in Property
The Women in Property National Student Awards were launched in 2007 to mark the 20th birthday of the association. The awards are open to second year, female students studying a built environment course and are run in conjunction with the Construction Youth Trust.
The awards scheme was launched to encourage and inspire young women studying built environment degree courses and raise awareness among their potential employers, of the wealth of talent coming into the industry.
2009 is the scheme's third successive year with 40 universities nationwide putting forward their rising stars, totaling 60 of the most talented students from across the country.
Regional winners from nine regions go forward to be judged at the 'Best of the Best' final in London in September, the winner receiving a cheque for £1,000 and a summer work placement.
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