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==Education== | |||
I am currently pursuing doctoral (PhD) studies at the University of Sheffield within the Department of Information Studies. I also hold a Masters (MA) degree from University College London, in Electronic Communication and Publishing (CILIP accredited), and a Masters (MA) degree from Worcester College, Oxford University, in Ancient & Modern History. | |||
==Professional Background== | |||
My professional background, before making a career break to pursue research interests, centres on the information profession. I've held a variety of "middle management" positions within academic library services, from overseeing busy issue desks to managing serials and journals collections to assisting with the formulation of university-wide cataloguing policies. | My professional background, before making a career break to pursue research interests, centres on the information profession. I've held a variety of "middle management" positions within academic library services, from overseeing busy issue desks to managing serials and journals collections to assisting with the formulation of university-wide cataloguing policies. | ||
==Personal Interests== | |||
Aside from my research interests within the field of information science, and my academic background in history, I am an experienced and avid 'aquarist' providing homes for a variety of tropical freshwater fish (the most unusual are possibly my brackish puffer fish). In my spare time I enjoy science fiction (literature, television, and films), rating Frank Herbert's "Dune" as my favourite work of fiction so far. I spend a good deal of time managing an online community/roleplay game for fans of "Dune", which also involves the technical responsibilities of managing a website. Luckily this isn't a regrettable chore since I'm an experienced web designer: I currently work for both Oxford University and Sheffield University on content management system related projects. | Aside from my research interests within the field of information science, and my academic background in history, I am an experienced and avid 'aquarist' providing homes for a variety of tropical freshwater fish (the most unusual are possibly my brackish puffer fish). In my spare time I enjoy science fiction (literature, television, and films), rating Frank Herbert's "Dune" as my favourite work of fiction so far. I spend a good deal of time managing an online community/roleplay game for fans of "Dune", which also involves the technical responsibilities of managing a website. Luckily this isn't a regrettable chore since I'm an experienced web designer: I currently work for both Oxford University and Sheffield University on content management system related projects. | ||
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Revision as of 06:40, 21 June 2007
Education
I am currently pursuing doctoral (PhD) studies at the University of Sheffield within the Department of Information Studies. I also hold a Masters (MA) degree from University College London, in Electronic Communication and Publishing (CILIP accredited), and a Masters (MA) degree from Worcester College, Oxford University, in Ancient & Modern History.
Professional Background
My professional background, before making a career break to pursue research interests, centres on the information profession. I've held a variety of "middle management" positions within academic library services, from overseeing busy issue desks to managing serials and journals collections to assisting with the formulation of university-wide cataloguing policies.
Personal Interests
Aside from my research interests within the field of information science, and my academic background in history, I am an experienced and avid 'aquarist' providing homes for a variety of tropical freshwater fish (the most unusual are possibly my brackish puffer fish). In my spare time I enjoy science fiction (literature, television, and films), rating Frank Herbert's "Dune" as my favourite work of fiction so far. I spend a good deal of time managing an online community/roleplay game for fans of "Dune", which also involves the technical responsibilities of managing a website. Luckily this isn't a regrettable chore since I'm an experienced web designer: I currently work for both Oxford University and Sheffield University on content management system related projects.