PhD student investigating the representation of disability history in museums (she/her)
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ALT UK Disability History and Heritage Hub poster, call for presenters for event wednesday 25th June 2025 on zoom. Information available https://ukdishisthub.mystrikingly.com/blog/2025-call-for-presenters
ALT From left to right: Kenneth Moore dressed inn his blue graduation robes, myself dressed in my graduation robes, and Rachel Carroll dressed in a geometric print dress. We are standing in front of the Waterhouse Building on Teesside University's campus. The building is the oldest building on campus and has floral hanging baskets of purple pink and white flowers. In Latin is the phrase "Aut Disc. Aut Discede, carved into the building's cornice.
ALT I am standing smiling in front of the Waterhouse Building on Teesside University's campus dressed in my graduation robes underneath which I'm wearing a blue and green lotus print vest set. The building is the oldest building on campus and has floral hanging baskets of purple pink and white flowers. In Latin is the phrase "Aut Disc. Aut Discede, carved into the building's cornice.
ALT Ken and I dressed in our graduation attire standing together in his office. We are looking at the camera and smiling
ALT I am standing dressed in my graduation attire with Rachel in her office. We are looking at the camera and smiling.
ALT The front cover of the Graduation Ceremonies proceedings pamphlet from Teesside University.
ALT Alexandra Morris' name included in a list of graduating doctoral students alongside the title of her thesis: "Plato's Stepchildren: Disability in Ptolemaic Egypt and the Hellenistic World (332 - 30 BCE)
ALT Alexandra projected onto a screen as she walks along the stage and shakes the Vice-Chancellor's hand.
ALT Kyle, Alexandra and Louise standing together and smiling under a redbrick archway, flanked by colourful flowers.
