Akhtar, Farrukh

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Giving Thanks to our Unsung Heros Gratitude is the single most important ingredient to living a successful and fulfilled life.                                    Jack Canfield Research shows that expressing gratitude enriches our own life and the other persons. The people in this collection have been included for their outstanding personal and professional qualities. Their consistently exceptional responses make a continued, powerful impact, within the Department of Social Work and Social Care, and within the scholarly community of the university.      If there is someone you would like to nominate, please get in touch with Farrukh Akhtar at F.Akhtar@sgul.kingston.ac.uk    Who can you thank for the many acts of kindness that have contributed to your success? © Farrukh Akhtar 2016 At times our own light goes out and is rekindled by a spark from another person. Each of us has cause to think with deep gratitude of those who have lighted the flame within us.  Albert Schweitzer Giving Thanks to  Unsung Heros We all have a cast of ‘unsung heros’ in our lives; people who have made a substantial, yet often unrecognised contribution, without which our success would be diminished. For every person shown here, there are many other ‘unsung heros’. Who do you have to thank for the many acts of kindness, large and small, that have contributed to your success?  If there is someone you would like to nominate, please get in touch with Farrukh Akhtar at F.Akhtar@sgul.kingston.ac.uk   If I have seen further,  it is by standing on the shoulders of giants    Isaac Newton Research shows that expressing gratitude enriches our own life and the other persons. The people in this collection have been included for their outstanding personal and professional qualities. Their consistently exceptional responses make a continued, powerful impact, within the department of Social Work and Social Care, and within the scholarly community of the university. Giving Thanks to  Unsung Heros We all have a cast of ‘unsung heros’ in our lives; people who have made a substantial, often unrecognised contribution, without which our success would be diminished. For every person shown here, there are many others. Who do you have to thank for the many acts of kindness that have contributed to your success? To nominate, please get in touch with Farrukh Akhtar at F.Akhtar@sgul.kingston.ac.uk   If I have seen further,  it is by standing on the shoulders of giants    Isaac Newton Research shows that expressing gratitude enriches our own life and the other persons. The people in this collection have been included for their outstanding personal and professional qualities. Their consistently exceptional responses make a continued, powerful impact, within the department of Social Work and Social Care, and within the scholarly community of the university. Thanking student reps & mentors  

Giving thanks to our unsung heroes

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