Recruitment Officer
School of Sociology and Philosophy at UCC
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Program Coordinator for
“University College Cork Leadership Training Program: Best Practice in 3rd Level Education”
This is an annual series of presentations, talks and meetings held over a four week duration for Asian academic personnel to help them gain an understanding of issues affecting 3rd level education from a western perspective
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I do consultancy work for Newscribe Digital Learning on a continuous basis. [2010 - ]
Having previously worked for them in the capacity of Principal Investigator 2008-2009 they have seen the potential in anthropological research that helps keep marketing and development abreast of changes as they are happening.
Check out their website to see what they do – Newscribe Digital Learning
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In September 2010 I completed a contract with RPS working as a consultant.
This is part of an potentially exciting new development for Ireland on a scale that has not been seen in this country for quite a while.
More details soon!
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August 2010 saw the culmination of nearly 5 months work at the World Expo in Shanghai.
Myself and an international team collaborated to bring Irish Mythology to the world stage by adapting an old Irish favourite ‘Tír na nÓg‘ (which means Land of Youth) for exhibition in the Irish Pavilion. Members of the team were Catherine Sullivan (People’s Republic of Cork), Ciarán Griffin (People’s Republic of Cork), Feng Jing (People’s Republic of China), Aoife Corcoran (People’s Republic of Cork) & Olga Minaeva (Russian Federation). For more details on these guys please check out our collaborative website Red Sp¡re Media
This exhibition was made possible thanks to sponsorship from Cork City Council and the support of Mr. Pat Ledgwidge. The exhibition ran for 3 weeks in August and is now due to be donated to a highschool in Luwan District in Shanghai, Cork’s sister city.
