BA & MA grad historical research @sheffielduni
Manchester, England
Joined June 2012
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Watching the @LewisCapaldi documentary and realising that Lewis and I must’ve been separated at birth
The cost of living crisis is so wild, I just watched an interior design influencer’s reel and she’s stood in her hallway in bare feet. My first reaction was to marvel at how she can afford to have the heating on to that level rather than at the actual content of the clip
Catherine Stainer she/her retweeted
Davide is giving the canadian man across the pool in grown ups #loveisland
Catherine Stainer she/her retweeted
Last night at the Met Gala, Sarah Jessica Parker wore a dress designed in homage to Elizabeth Hobbs Keckley. Keckley was the first Black female fashion designer to work in the White House. She was First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln's dressmaker. Here is a thread about her life.
Hello academics / lecturers / PhD students I need advice…
I have a BA in history and an MA in historical research - pre-pandemic my plan was always to go into academia, do a PhD etc. Since then, I’ve done a lot of thinking and I’m now unsure if I want to do a PhD at this (🧵)
Would really welcome some advice on whether a second MA is a good idea - I don’t often hear of people doing this. I need experience in the museum sector and an MA seems the best way to go about it in terms of both qualifications and work experience opportunities
