Meet the Team
I support the Schools' team to deliver engaging and informative workshops, webinars, and much more to inform students about applying, attending, and thriving at university.
What I love about Royal Holloway is being able to get the train to our campus and being surrounded by nature whilst having an easy commute from the inner city of London, where I live - truly getting the best of both worlds!
I am responsible for Central, South, and West London. I also work closely with the School of Humanities, and the School of Performing and Digital Arts. I have been working at Royal Holloway in the Schools team for almost five years.
I am also a Royal Holloway alumnus, completing both my BA and MA in History from Royal Holloway. As a team, we always look to best inform students and, ultimately, they are at the centre of all the work we do.
Working mainly in the South East, I have worked at Royal Holloway for over 4 years now, in the Schools team and in the Careers Service. I love that I get to help inspire young people to reach their full potential.
One thing I love about Royal Holloway is the lesser known nature areas on our campus. From our floral meadows to our natural ponds, there is beauty everywhere you look and plenty of choice for a nice lunch spot!
I work with Schools and Colleges in all other areas and am in charge of our digital offering. I work alongside our numerous Science departments, and the Geography department to support them in the delivery of events.
The university takes great pride in our strive for equality, and was one of the first universities for women. I'm proud to even be a small part of this history. I'm also a Maths nerd and, like a lot of the team, I am a big fan of musical theatre!
My role leads on KS4 and Higher Education Fairs. I started this role in November 2021 and am really enjoying getting stuck in with it!
Not only do I work at Royal Holloway, but I also studied here too. It's hard to choose one favourite thing about Royal Holloway, but one thing I love is the history of the university. Suffragette Emily Wilding Davison went to Royal Holloway and we now have building named after her!
My work involves helping with the management of each officer's diary and helping to support with events when needed. I also liaise and do a lot of work with our Student Ambassadors, involving them in events and gaining their support with student life activities.
I have enjoyed every moment of working at Royal Holloway so far. My favourite thing about Royal Holloway is the rich History surrounding the campus, in particular the picture gallery!
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