The Rt Revd Dr Rosemarie Mallett, Bishop of Croydon has received an Honorary Fellowship for leadership and service to the community from London South Bank University (LSBU).
An honorary fellowship is one of Higher Education’s most significant accolades awarded in recognition of an individuals outstanding achievement in a given field or profession.
LSBU writes: “Bishop Rosemarie’s leadership extends beyond the Church of England. She is known for speaking out on poverty and social inequality, including calls for solidarity with the most vulnerable. Her background as an academic, coupled with her deep pastoral sensitivity, enables her to bridge scholarship, faith, and social action in ways that empower communities and promote justice.”
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Bishop Rosemarie said: “I’m honoured and humbled to have received an Honorary Fellowship from London South Bank University, in recognition of my service to the community and my leadership.
“I remain thankful to have been nominated for such a prestigious recognition from a university that I feel seeks to engage and encourage all people, whatever their circumstances and background, to strive and succeed.
“Thank you to LSBU for this incredible recognition.”
Find out more about Bishop Rosemarie here.
