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January 2012 – Present
Community Archaeologist
Historic Environment Service,
Norfolk County Council |
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To work with local communities on community-led projects to
explore, discover, record, interpret and promote the historic
environment.
To coordinate community engagement work and outreach within the
Historic Environment Service
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April 2010 – December 2011
Coastal Heritage Officer
Historic Environment Service,
Norfolk County Council |
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I am responsible for the day-to-day
management of an £80,000 Defra-funded community heritage project
being delivered on behalf of North Norfolk District Council. In
this capacity I work with members of Norfolk’s coastal
communities and other stakeholders to encourage the study and
recording of the county's rich coastal heritage.
Click here to find out more
about the Coastal Heritage Project on the North Norfolk District
Council website. |
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May 2009 – April 2010
Post-Excavation Manager
NAU Archaeology, NPS Property
Consultants Ltd |
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My promotion saw me retain my
previous duties and take on the management of the
post-excavation phases of client-funded archaeological projects.
To this end I created and implemented new business processes and
project-management systems to ensure that all projects were
completed on time, within budget and according to quality
specifications. I also managed a team of in-house specialists,
coordinated a network of external consultants and as a member of
the senior management team was responsible for the financial and
strategic direction of the company.
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January 2008 – May 2009
Editor / Publications Officer
NAU Archaeology, NPS Property
Consultants Ltd |
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I was responsible
for managing the production of client reports and ensuring the
quality and consistency of the written output of the company. I
designed and enforced the house style, and copyedited, formatted
and proof-read client reports, journal articles, monographs and
webpages.
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June 2007 – December 2007
Assistant Archaeologist
Cambridgeshire Archaeology,
Cambridgeshire County Council |
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My responsibilities included
providing advice to promote the protection and understanding of
Cambridgeshire’s historic environment, responding to enquiries
from archaeological contractors and members of the public, and
contributing to the outreach programme. |
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September 2003 – June 2007
Associate Tutor
School of History,
University of East Anglia |
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I developed and delivered a range of
undergraduate and postgraduate courses on British landscape
history and archaeology. This included lecturing and leading
seminars, organising fieldtrips and practical sessions, the
co-ordination of guest speakers, the setting and marking
of coursework and examinations, the supervision of undergraduate
dissertations and the provision of pastoral care.
During the
2005–06 academic year I provided teaching cover during the study
leave of a full-time member of staff.
Click here for a complete list
of courses taught.
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June 2001 – June 2007
Part-Time Tutor in Archaeology
and Landscape History
School
of Education and Lifelong Learning,
University of East Anglia |
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I devised and delivered a range of courses
and stand-alone dayschools appropriate for adult learners.
Additional responsibilities included organising fieldtrips
and practical sessions, setting and assessing
coursework, coordinating guest speakers, and providing guidance on further learning opportunities.
Click here for a complete list
of courses taught.
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