• 2015 - Commendee of the WATE PGR (Warwick Award for Teaching Excellence for Postgraduates who Teach)
• February 2015 - HRC Doctoral Fellowship, budget for research and the organisation of the one-day interdisciplinary conference (Shaping the Self: Print Culture and the Construct of Collective Identity 1460-1660, 5th March 2016)
• 2013 - Grant from the Centre for the Study of the Renaissance, covering travel and accommodation to attend a workshop at Chicago on the French Pamphlets at the Newberry
  

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I am an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

As part of my training, I have attended a workshop entitled Introduction to Teaching & Learning in Higher Education and have completed PGA: Teaching and Learning in Higher Education.

• 2014-2017: I am teaching French language (Essay, Translation and Grammar) to second years.
• 2014: I am running a French grammar support class every Friday for first years.

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• At the start of my PhD, I have joined the Student and Staff Liaison Committee as a PhD representative.
• From 2010 to 2011, I was the chair of the SSLC (Student and Staff Liaison Committee) for the Centre for the Study of the Renaissance

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In order to develop my writing and research skills, I have attended numerous workshops organised by the Research Student Skills Programme (RSSP). I am also part of a Thesis Writing Group which has monthly sessions.

• Organising conferences and small events
• Getting started with your ePortfolio
• Working Effectively with your Supervisor
• Having productive conversations: asserting yourself
• Effective Networking
• How to be an Effective Researcher
• Reading and note making strategies
• Academic Writing Series
• Defeating Self-Sabotage
• Understanding the Upgrade Process
• Time Management and Motivation

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Studying early modern literature has introduced me to a wide range of texts. I have decided to improve my language skills to fully understand the materials printed during the Reformation.

- Languages: French (Native language), English (Native language), German (Higher Intermediate), Latin (Reading knowledge), Italian (Beginner)

- Courses:

• Latin for Research through the Centre for the Study of the Renaissance
• German (Intermediate) through the Language Centre (2013-2014)
• German (Higher Intermediate) through the Language Centre (2014-2015)
• Latin Language and Literature through the Classics Department (2013-2014)