Won the Lehmkuhl Grant for ‘A Punch in the Face’
Former NHH students Odin Sande and Erik Tien Huynh have been awarded the Lehmkuhl Grant for their master’s thesis ‘A Punch in the Face’.
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Former NHH students Odin Sande and Erik Tien Huynh have been awarded the Lehmkuhl Grant for their master’s thesis ‘A Punch in the Face’.
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