About me

I am a recent Masters student reading Religion and Society at The University of Durham. There I specialises in Death Studies and I am writing my dissertation on grief during the COVID-19 crisis.

Prior to attending Durham, I read Theology and Classics at the University of Roehampton where I gained a first class degree. Whilst studying I was a student representative for 3rd year theology students. As well as that I founded and acted as treasurer for the UK's first student led interfaith society, Roehampton Coexist. Roehampton Coexist was recognized throughout the university as well as nationally when it won Best Culture and Faith Society at the NUS Student Society awards in 2018 and were shortlisted again the following year.

I am highly organized and am very adept at managing my own time. My role as founder of Roehampton Coexist means that I am a confident and well practiced public speaker and team worker. I enjoy researching new ideas and developing and writing projects I am involved in, I am a quick learner and willing to develop new skills on the job. I would be an asset to any team looking for a dedicated and hard worker who is friendly and outgoing to join them.