Warnborough Vice-President, Dr Julian Ng, spent some time with Dr Vicki Ann Cremona, the Chair of the School of Performing Arts at the University of Malta. They talked about a range of topics, but when it came to the arts in education, Dr Cremona had some very interesting ideas. These are encapsulated in an interview […]
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Warnborough College recently had the privilege to conduct an interview with Dr Sandra ‘Sandi’ Hutcheson who was recently appointed as the Programme Director of Creative Writing. A native of Atlanta in Georgia, USA, Sandi now lives in St Augustine, Florida where, in addition to her Warnborough role, she teaches at a local college and has
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Ildiko Csiza talked to our Master of Arts in Creative Writing graduate, Emmanuela Voutsadakis, recently. Here’s her interview with a summarised transcript below. Could you tell me a few words about you? I am doing what I was doing before my Master’s degree with Warnborough, which is teaching. Before I used to teach mainly drama,
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Dr Tracy Hillier is an accomplished businesswoman and consultant in Canada. She completed her DBA focusing on corporate social responsibility and applied ethics at Warnborough College in 2005. Tell us something about your background. I had deep roots in technology-based delivery, developing new technology based programs as well as participating in the creation and development
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Stained glass artist, Risa Dera is based in New Jersey, USA. She talked to us about her work, her journey with art, and her experience of taking a Master of Fine Arts degree with Warnborough College, which she completed in February 2016. Listen to the audio or read transcript below it! Have you always been
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Farm labourers and rural workers were absent from 18th century English paintings. This was one of Penny McElwee’s conclusions on completing her PhD. in Cultural Art History with Warnborough College two years ago. The following year her PhD. thesis was published by Cambridge Scholars as ‘The Non-Representation of the Agricultural Labourers in 18th and 19th Century English
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Dr Cay Alford answered some of our questions about being an academic mentor and shared some of her personal interests. Can you tell us something about your academic path and areas of interest? My education path involved a deep curiosity for information and an interest in literacy and history. I earned degrees in Psychology, Sociology, Education,
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Dr Jill Kiefer is the director of Warnborough’s Fine Arts, Art History and Film, Television and Radio Studies programs. She also acts a mentor to individual students. Jill gave us a few minutes of her time to talk about being a mentor and about Warnborough’s arts programs. Can you say something about your own art? The
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Betsy Buchanan was inducted into the Western Australia Women’s Hall of Fame in recognition of her many years of legal and human rights work on behalf of the indigenous people’s of Australia. She received an honorary degree from Warnborough in 2006. In 2000, she received the distinguished Non-Indigenous Award from the National Aborigines and Islanders
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Ruth Todd had done lot of international travel in her previous job roles, working in the nuclear power industry and in cyber security. When later studying a PhD in The History of Ideas through Warnborough College Ireland, she chose chose to focus on economic racism (see Economic discrimination). Her research took on a global perspective
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