Here are some of my current projects and freelance roles
Arts & Wellbeing
In 2025 I am working with NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde to support the Arts and Health programme at Gartnavel psychiatric hospital. This position is funded by the Scottish Graduate School for Arts and Humanities (SGSAH).I was previously employed by the Foundling Museum as the Arts & Wellbeing Manager from 2023-2024. In this role I led on the Museum's work with Social Prescribing, Hospital Projects and Wellbeing Projects.
From 2022-2023 I worked as as the Arts & Wellbeing Connector at the Dulwich Picture Gallery, where I assisted with the production of a creative health programme at the new Tessa Jowell Health Centre in East Dulwich, London Borough of Southwark.
Teaching
I have been appointed by the University of Glasgow School of Modern Languages & Cultures as a Graduate Teaching Assistant in the Comparative Literature department to teach literary criticism and theory.I have also served as a GTA on the MSc End of Life Studies course Cultural Representations of Death and Dying. This course examines how death and dying have been represented in popular culture, visual arts and literature. Students are introduced to methods of visual and literary analysis and learn to identify and critique specific cultural tropes used to represent the end of life. I facilitated weekly seminars and assisted with marking and course communications.
Research
DEATHWRITES This Royal Society of Edinburgh-funded Network ran from 2022-2024 and supported 30 Scotland-based writers from across disciplines and genres. I participated in the project as a Research Assistant and developed a Network website to serve as an archive and resource. I designed and produced a newspaper and assisted with the production of a public symposium in Glasgow in 2024.I am currently assisting with the creation of a DeathWrites anthology.
From August - September 2024 I undertook a Fellowship at the University of Texas, Austin, where I researched the choreographic and literary work of artist Deborah Hay, whose papers are held in the Harry Ransom Center archives.