Projects

I really like to get involved in things*

My Current Projects include:

Policy-Making Workshop
Project: Finish Thesis!
Editorial Assistant (Reviews)
Postgraduate Representative for Exeter CVS

 

I have been recently appointed as an Editorial Assistant for the Journal of American Studies on the reviews side of the publication.

I am the postgraduate representative for the Centre for Victorian Studies at the University of Exeter. I upkeep websites and social media and represent the vibrant PGR community within the research network.

I am organising a workshop on “Policy-making and the Humanities” in order to encourage PGRS and ECRS to think about the impact of their research in a wider context.

Projects I have worked in the past:

Curator and Exhibition Organiser
Curator and Exhibition Organiser
Symposium Chair
Symposium Chair
Facilitator in 2014 and 2015
Facilitator in 2014 and 2015
Assistantship in Public Engagement Event
Assistantship in Public Engagement Event
Co-ordinator for Arts and Culture
Co-ordinator for Arts and Culture
Sharing Academic Digital Tools
Sharing Academic Digital Tools
Curator of Print Media Exhibition
Curator of Print Media Exhibition
Treasurer of Philosophy Society
Treasurer of Philosophy Society
Organiser of Theory Reading Group
Organiser of Theory Reading Group

 

2015 -2016
I organised a biweekly critical theory reading circle with the fabulous Dr Sarah Daw. Sarah brought the environment, I brought the economy. It was a great group.


21st May 2015 
Technology Showcase:a series of short technology ‘pitches’ made by a mixture of postgraduates and staff. They will introduce some of the technologies that they find to be invaluable for research, collaboration, referencing, presenting and organising thoughts.

12th April 2015
EXEWHIRR:A workshop for artists and academics on the human-machine relationship funded byBritish Society for Literature and Science and the Wellcome Trust

June 2014
Programme Facilitator for Grand Challenges // Digital Archives (English) an interdisciplinary, enquiry led learning experience which improves your employability. During Grand Challenges Week students choose from a range of global issues and, supported by leading academics and external specialists, carry out group research in order to create a solution to your Challenge.

15th May 2014
“Beyond the Book” Symposium Co-Organiser and Chair: a day-long event that discussed and expanded on the premise of artists using books, both as a cultural and symbolic object, and as containers of history, narrative and memory.

June 2013
Programme Facilitator for Grand Challenges // State Policy and Funding for the Arts (Visual Culture) an interdisciplinary, enquiry led learning experience which improves your employability. During Grand Challenges Week students choose from a range of global issues and, supported by leading academics and external specialists, carry out group research in order to create a solution to your Challenge.

*Ask me to get involved with your thing on Twitter @zoebulaitis

 

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