I am the Senior Project Administrator for the EAMENA project
I have a BA in archaeology from Liverpool, specialising in Mesopotamia & Egypt and a MA in archaeology from UCL specilaising in South & Central America.
I bring extensive experience in project management, administration and coordination across academic, scientific and media environments. Most recently, I worked in the department of Chemistry at the University of Oxford, where I served as Project Manager and Administrator for the Centre of Excellence.
Prior to this, I spent several years at the BBC as a Producer/Director, working on a wide range of programmes covering archaeology, history, science and education.
Within the EAMENA project, I am responsible for managing and coordinating key aspects of project delivery, including finance, administration, fieldwork, laboratory studies, conferences and workshops. I also oversee reporting and communications with stakeholders in the UK and partner institutions across the Middle East and North Africa, supporting effective collaboration and the successful delivery of project activities.
Contact
Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East & North Africa, School of Archaeology, 2 South Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3TG
