ESRC PhD History Student University of Manchester. Working with the National Trust at Quarry Bank Mill I examine narratives surrounding health and wellbeing
This week has been a hard week PhD wise. Trying to finish my final chapter and starting the rest has felt so overwhelming and daunting. Having great people who love and support me has been so important. I'm so grateful. Thank you everyone!
At times its important to take the time collect your thoughts and declutter. Today was one of them. Sometimes all you need is a good view #peakdistrict#hiking
The University of Manchester Postgraduate History Conference 2020 is looking for abstracts from PG historians from PhD and MA level. See CfP for more details or visit our fancy website : https://t.co/zIRQmSfcUR
I read the news about a PhD student who died by suicide this morning and it has been on my mind all day. I'm posting the following in case it is useful to anyone.
WATCH: We werenโt invited. But we turned up anyway.
Hereโs some of our coverage of what happened when @BorisJohnson visited flood-hit communities in South Yorkshire today:
@itvcalendar | #GE19 | #Floods
"A Healthy Profit" - new exhibition by @nationaltrust Quarry Bank Mill, a collaboration from UoM, National Trust and Thackary Medical Museum.
Learn about the health of mill workers - from finger amputations to cotton lung! Open *NOW* - not to be missed!
https://t.co/ZwbWe5A6bG
When my writing playlist of upbeat concentration melodies changes midway to the Pokemon theme tune... slightly off putting! ๐ #writing#WritingCommunity#phdlife
Check out our latest podcast episode! Join our guest speaker @JamieF140 and explore the therapeutic landscape and historic uses of medicinal plants at @QuarryBankNT
https://t.co/6WMToNgmFV