Elysia

Creative, enthusiastic and detail oriented archaeologist.
Currently a PhD Researcher at LJMU, under a full scholarship.
Teaching social/biological anthropology and archaeology is my specialty.

Confident and patient teaching is my style, there is never a silly question and I will go above and beyond to make sure my students excel in their subject area(s).

Completed the MSc Forensic Art and Facial Identification at the University of Dundee, with a distinction.
Worked at Dundee University as an anatomy demonstrator/tutor for the Centre for Anatomy and Human Identification.
Currently undertaking work with Edinburgh City Council Archaeology Service, where I have been facially reconstructing archaeological remains!
Holds a role as a part-time data research assistant for HERA (Humanities European Research Area)/University of Southampton.

Availability: Currently working from home so my availability is very flexible!

Willing to travel: Home Only

Experience: Throughout my academic and professional career I have had to give mini-lectures, conducted workshops, demonstrated complex anatomy, given countless presentations and have communicated difficult concepts in both straightforward and alternative ways. There is always a way to successfully communicate information!

Coming from a science and art background, I am confident we can figure your best learning style together and accommodate for that.