530 bachelor’s degree graduates and 419 master’s degree graduates have left the walls of the College of Logistics in Poznań. They received their graduation diplomas on Saturday, July 9, 2011, in the UAM Auditorium. Now, with pride and a solid education, they are starting their careers in logistics!
The authorities of the College of Logistics honored the best graduates for their academic achievements, as well as for their sporting successes, activities in student research groups, and the student government.
The best graduates of the College of Logistics in 2011 were:
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Marcin Czajczyk – graduate of full-time first-cycle studies
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Agata Grobelna – graduate of part-time first-cycle studies
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Anna Maria Sidorkiewicz – graduate of full-time second-cycle studies
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Sebastian Stępniak – graduate of part-time second-cycle studies
The ceremonies had a magnificent setting. Graduates, their families and friends, authorities of the College of Logistics, the University Senate, academic teachers, and administrative staff of the WSL gathered in the auditorium of Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań.
– Each of you realizes how much heart, work, and effort you put into being in this auditorium today and accepting the dignity of a bachelor and master – said the Rector of the College of Logistics, Prof. Andrzej Korzeniowski, to the graduates. – I believe you will all agree that you are leaving the university walls enriched with many valuable experiences. Based on numerous examples, I am convinced that our university prepares young people not only for running their own business but also for holding responsible positions in manufacturing, transport, trade companies, and other economic entities. I am also convinced that WSL graduates finish it as independent, responsible individuals fully prepared to make difficult life and professional decisions – he added.
The 2010/2011 academic year was for the College of Logistics not only the year of the university’s 10th anniversary but also another year of dynamic development. A number of academic textbooks related to the implemented curriculum were printed. The scientific journal “LogForum” found its place on the map of professional scientific journals in Poland. In the past period, the College of Logistics carried out a number of research topics and grants with domestic and foreign partners and was a co-organizer and organizer of many conferences. The university staff delivered dozens of papers at national and international conferences. Several hundred articles were published in scientific journals. The library of the College of Logistics expanded its collections, becoming a workplace for many people writing their bachelor’s and master’s theses. A major achievement of the College of Logistics was developing partnership cooperation with companies considered market leaders and secondary schools educating in the professions of logistics technician and freight forwarder technician. Last year, the University organized the 3rd National Logistics Olympiad, in which over 4,600 students from all over Poland took part.
The College of Logistics is the first logistics university in Poland. It has the widest educational offer in the field of logistics in the country, as evidenced by over 40 subjects related to logistics. It also has substantive and personnel support from the Institute of Logistics and Warehousing – a leading Research Institute – a leader in creating, disseminating, and implementing modern solutions in the field of logistics and electronic economy – the initiator of the university’s creation.