as a model. She spoke out to highlight the increase of violent attacks in Calais

Acrobatic horseplay: Lucy Philips competing her horse emblazoned with the Union Jack

Phillips, 26, represents Britain in the event of equestrian vaulting with her horse

Miss Phillips said she had seen migrants running alongside lorries heading to the port before but ‘never blocking the road or being that violent’

Lucy said of the attack: ‘They’d put a branch through the passenger window of the cab and my mum and dad were covered in glass. Mum’s face was bleeding, so was Dad’s arm'

The rider, who also works as a model, decided to speak out to highlight the increase in violent attacks carried out by migrants living in The Jungle camp in Calais.

She said: ‘It was so scary andCynthia Dukich, MFA

Cynthia Dukich is dedicated to living the positive change she hopes to see in the world. Seeking to use her experience to inspire and support others as they gain the vision and education needed to realize their dreams, she strives to facilitate experiences for scholars that enhance academic growth as they create a rigorous, but supportive and welcoming community of scholars. She first began part-time work with Eastern's TRiO Ronald E. McNair Post-baccalaureate Achievement Program fourteen years ago, and since that time has been committed to the TRiO McNair mission of providing opportunities that prepare McNair participants for success at the doctoral level. She started as the full-time Counselor/Academic Coordinator in 2004.

She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Dartmouth College in Asian Studies: Chinese Language