A Day in the Life of a Pembroke Academic
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As part of our 400 Hours Project, we want to give an insight into life at Pembroke, whether that's as a student, a staff member, or an academic. Today we are sharing a snippet of what a Pembroke academic gets up to in a day's work during Michaelmas. Kathryn Eccles is a Senior Associate at Pembroke and a Senior Research Fellow at the Oxford Internet Institute; have a look at a day in her life below:

Starting the day with a coffee and delicious treat at Society Café to fuel an email catch-up session

After that it was off to see the OII DPhil Poster Fair, showcasing the amazing work our first-year doctoral students are embarking upon

William Lugoloobi’s work focuses on how ‘sock puppet’ accounts can be put to good use – loving the illustration here!

After lunch I had a supervision with my brilliant doctoral student Nancy Salem, who is writing about how speculative technologies are curated in museum settings.


Quick pit stop at St John’s College to take in their exhibition ‘Ferocious Grace’ by Usha Dapur Kar
I found this exhibition hugely impactful and insightful.

