I recently took on a full time role as Communications Manager for the Open University’s Learning and Teaching Innovation portfolio. The role sees me lead on internal communications for the University’s 450-person Translation department, which oversees the procurement, development and production, and delivery of the OU’s many distance learning modules.
The role required a relocation, and I am now based in Milton Keynes (UK), the site of the University’s physical campus.
A marketing brochure I helped to copy-edit earlier this year, that highlights the work the University of Manchester are doing in support of their Global Inequalities research beacon, has just been published.
Check it out, and if you’d like to be kept up to date on the Beacon click here and sign up to the mailing list.
I am currently helping to create content for, and edit the websites of two research projects out of the Global Development Institute at the University of Manchester.
The first is titled Effective States and Inclusive Development, and focuses on the politics of international development – a particularly compelling topic in 2016. The project has been running for several years, and was just awarded funding for another three, so both its scope and depth are likely to expand.
I’m currently working as Research Assistant on a project run jointly by the Sheffield Institute for International Development (SIID, the University of Sheffield) and the Global Development Institute (GDI, University of Manchester).
