This morning @LukeTForensic is giving a lecture to @UniofGreenwich students from site.
The students who elected the arch/anth module are just about to be shown a live excavation of the crash site.
Yesterday was full of celebrations for our amazing students. Today I got more good news. As of September I will officially be a Senior Lecturer in Forensic Science. 🎊 I'm very lucky to work with such a talented and kind team. #forensic@ForensicsGRE 🥂🎊🎉❤️
Congratulations to our Class of 2022 Forensic students on their graduation day.
A lovely bunch who will be sorely missed. Celebrate and keep in touch 🥰🎓
#FESGreenwich
Vacancy opened in our Team. 😊👍 @Sammijoanne, @LukeTForensic and I, all did this role before progressing, so we can give honest opinions. 😊https://t.co/6CZZyIe7eQ
10 disarticulated skeletons = 8 hours of cleaning.
Re association is still not done.
Anyone want to come and side 240 ribs for Monday? 🤣
#theyrenotreal
Yesterday was our first ever excavation for the new L6 module.
22, 3ft deep clandestine burials to tackle in the cold (the rain stayed away!).
I’m so proud of these lot. Our first ever cohort and they’ve fully embraced this new field of forensics.
BRB, just going to have a little happy cry at this comment.
This module has caused both @LukeTForensic and I so much stress. It all becomes worth it in the end 🖤
To this particular student: thank you. You don’t realise how impactful comments like this are!
#AcademicTwitter
Great to visit the new forensic graves and dig site @UniofGreenwich @FESGreenwich first time in use with students today. Well done to @Sammijoanne@LukeTForensic for setting all this up
Tomorrow we are doing our first ever large scale scattered remains scene with the L6 forensic archaeology/anthropology students.
We have a lovely surprise for them all too… Luke and I have the most fantastic colleagues/friends.
Wish us luck 🥰