I am a Senior Lecturer in Heritage and Programme Director of the MSc Heritage at the University of Stirling (https://www.stir.ac.uk/courses/pg-taught/heritage/). As a member of the History, Heritage and Politics division, I teach across a wide range of modules and programmes informed by my expertise in museum practice and theory. I am active in the University's Cultural Heritage Programme and the Centre for Environment, Heritage, and Policy.
Trained as a Social Anthropologist (PhD Manchester, UK), I have worked on a range of interdisciplinary projects that span my broad interests in organisational change, everyday work practices, heritage futures, and socially-relevant museology. I hold expertise in ethnographic methodologies (including short-term, visual, sensory, collaborative, and creative research).
I am a member of various professional bodies and undertake wide external duties (see below). I am regularly invited to peer review for high-profile academic journals; most recently the International Journal of Heritage Studies, Journal of Material Culture, Museums and Social Issues, Memory Studies, Museum & Society, and Curator: The Museum Journal.
I am especially interested to supervise heritage or museum focused PhD projects on: emotions, affect, and feeling in professional practice; Organisational and sectoral change responding to global challenges; Heritage futures; Collections 'profusion' and related topics (eg disposal, significance, value, ethics); Object collections management and significance in built heritage organisations; Contemporary collecting; Ecomuseums or community led organisations; Topics related to under-examined spaces and roles (eg storeroom, handling collections, shop, etc).
Below you will find a select CV with examples of recent achievements, events and activities. For a further list (including publications) please see 'outputs'.
Advisor of Studies MSc Heritage
University of Stirling
Ongoing since 2019
Programme Director MSc Heritage
University of Stirling
Ongoing since 2019
For information on the Programme https://www.stir.ac.uk/courses/pg-taught/heritage/
2018 Co-Organiser/Chair 'Toolkits across Borders: Assembling Methods-futures for Critical Heritage Studies', Association of Critical Heritage Studies Conference, September
Zhejiang University
2018 Invited Respondent, 'Conservation Ethics and Approaches' Conference, The Engine Shed Stirling, December
Historic Environment Scotland
2018 Paper Presented 'The Human Bower: Exploring Heritage-Futures Through a Participatory Research-Arts Event’, All Things Considered: Material Culture and Memory Conference, November
University College Cork
2019 Invited Discussant, 'Theoretical and Methodological Entanglements in De/Colonial Europe', EU Horizon 2020 funded European Colonial Heritage Modalities project, February
University of Amsterdam
2019 Invited Speaker, 'Grappling with Profusion’, Intercultural Research Centre Symposium ‘Scotland at a Crossroads: Heritage Past and Futures’, March
Heriot-Watt University
2019 Profusion in Heritage Futures, Social History Curators Group Conference 'The Future of Social History: Who Are We Curating For?', Edinburgh, July
2020 Invited International Keynote, Canterbury New Zealand Heritage Awards (cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic)
2020 Invited Keynote, Arts and Humanities Postgraduate Conference
University of Stirling
2020 Invited Panellist 'Collections Disposal' Webinar by the Collections Trust / Social History Curators Group, July
Recording available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtBRiZWx9Kw&feature=youtu.be
2021 Conversation on 'Cultures of Care' with Dr Nuala Morse (Leicester University), Museum Ethnographers Group Conference, May (online)
2021 Invited Public Lecture, 'What to keep?', Studium Generale Outreach Department, March (online)
University of Groningen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhDEwhWAGEs
2023 Invited Seminar: 'Finds, fragments, fixtures and fittings: Object collections in built heritage organisations', ICOMOS / Heritage New Zealand, 2 May
An invited seminar for ICOMOS and Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga heritage professionals in Christchurch, New Zealand (2 May 2023).
2023 Paper presented 'Taking Care of the Workers: Understanding Museum and Heritage Professionals’ Emotionally Laden Work', Care-ful Museums Conference Nottingham Trent University, 29 June
https://www.eventbrite.com/…plete&keep_tld=1
Co-presented with Dr Anna Woodham, King's College London.
2024 Invited seminar 'Taking Care of the Workers: Understanding Museum and Heritage Professionals' Emotionally Laden Work', CEHP University of Stirling, 26 March
University of Stirling
https://www.stir.ac.uk/…ally-laden-work/
Co-presented with Dr Anna Woodham (King's College London)
2024 Members Together Online: Wellbeing, 16 October
Museums Association
https://www.museumsassociation.org/…nline-wellbeing/
Invited panel member for this online Museums Association members event discussing how we can improve workforce wellbeing in the sector. The session includes:
Hearing from key professionals within this area of practice talk about their experiences and share their insights
Exploring a range of models to support your understanding of yourself and your teams, where applicable
Next steps to support your wellbeing journey
The event also offers the chance to discuss the issue with your fellow MA members.
2024 Museum Futures, SGSAH Discipline Catalyst+ Museums & Cultural Studies PhD Training Event, 7 May
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With Dr Jordan Kistler (Strathclyde)
2024 Paper presented 'New Futures of Care: Investigating emotionally laden work in museums', Social History Curators Group Conference, June
Dr Anna Woodham (King's College London) presenting author
External PhD Examiner - University of Leicester (2022), Internal PhD Examiner and Independent Reviewer - University of Stirling (2022)
Invited Organising Committee Member/ 'Museum Futures' Theme Lead, ACHS2020: Futures 5th Biennial Conference of the Association of Critical Heritage Studies, August 2020
University College London
https://achs2020london.com/
Co-PI for 'Favela Stories: Sporting practices and building community resilience in Rio de Janeiro during the COVID-19 pandemic', Stirling Crucible funded £2,990
University of Stirling
I am presently collaborating with Dr Claudio Rocha (University of Stirling) on this UoS Crucible 'New Collaborator' grant funded project. The project aims to initiate a new interdisciplinary collaboration between researchers within the Faculty of Health Sciences and the Faculty of Arts and Humanities by investigating the meanings and values favela residents attach to sporting practices (and connected spaces, sites, objects, memories, stories, networks) and how these have contributed to resilience in the face of this global crisis.
Stirling representative for the Discipline+ Catalyst for Cultural and Museum Studies, Scottish Graduate School for Arts and Humanities
Four year appointment (2023-2027)
Editorial Board Member, Review of Scottish Culture
University of Edinburgh
Invited Advisory Board Member 'Mining Landscapes' project
https://www.mining-landscapes.org/
Invited Editorial Board Member, Anthropology in Action: Journal for Applied Anthropology in Policy and Practice
Ongoing appointment since 2017
NIKU Visiting Research Fellowship, Oslo (Norway) 14-21 August 2022
Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research
https://www.niku.no/en/
Association of Critical Heritage Studies
https://www.criticalheritagestudies.org/
Museum Ethnographers Group
http://www.museumethnographersgroup.org.uk/en/
Museums Association
www.museumsassociation.org
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
https://www.socantscot.org/
Associate Fellow HEA (recognition reference PR160814)
Higher Education Academy
Second Supervisor for 'The Past We Inherit, The Future We Shape: Investigating Sustainable and Creative Futures for Heritage Organisations with Social Purpose' PhD. SGSAH Collaborative Doctoral Award (CDA) funded
University of Stirling
https://www.stir.ac.uk/people/1458428
Doctoral researcher: Hanneke Booji (expected completion 2023). Partner organisation: Glasgow Buildings Preservation Trust
Lead Supervisor for 'Unlocking the hidden stories, values, and lives of the HES Trinity House object collection' PhD. Scottish Heritage Consortium AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership (CDP) funded
University of Stirling and Historic Environment Scotland
Doctoral researcher: Alina Botezatu (expected completion 2026). Partner organisation: Historic Environment Scotland
Member of Centre for Environment, Heritage and Policy
University of Stirling
https://www.stir.ac.uk/about/faculties/arts-humanities/our-research/centre-for-environment-heritageand-policy/
Member of Cultural Heritage Research Programme
University of Stirling
https://www.stir.ac.uk/research/research-programmes/
Member of FaH Health & Wellbeing Research Group
University of Stirling
Member of Stirling Postcolonial Studies Reading Group
University of Stirling
I am an interdisciplinary scholar. My main research interest in the field of cultural heritage is the theory and practice of contemporary museums, which I often approach through the lens of organisational ethnography. I am especially interested in changing ideas of what museums are (or what they could be in the future), and how these ideas are experienced and articulated through the everyday practice of professionals working in these institutions.
I am currently involved in a number of research projects and networks where my diverse interests and expertise intersect. This includes a Royal Society of Edinburgh funded collaboration with Co-PI Dr Anna Woodham (King's College London) exploring emotions in museum work (https://museumemotion.stir.ac.uk/). I am developing a new project on object collections in built heritage organisations.
My PhD (Social Anthropology, Manchester, UK) explored the legacy of a major refurbishment of Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow, which was intended to increase the museum’s social value and impact. My starting point was questions such as ‘what does it mean to be a curator in an object-based, multidisciplinary, and storytelling museum?’. Grounded in twelve-months on-site ethnographic fieldwork - following the work of curators, conservators, managers, designers, cleaners, and volunteer tour-guides, amongst others - I argued for an expanded understanding of who and what implements, sustains, and ultimately shapes the dynamics of museological change (e.g., Morgan, 2018).
Since then, I have developed my interest in professional work, identity, and the 'hidden' or ‘overlooked’ elements of organisational life in new research contexts. As a postdoctoral researcher at Loughborough University, I worked on two interdisciplinary and applied projects to generate ethnographic accounts of ‘tacit’ ways of knowing how to work safely. My research revealed the role of the sensory, affective, embodied, and improvisational, and developed ‘short-term’ ethnographic methods as ‘intense routes to knowing’ (Pink and Morgan, 2013) including autoethnographic (Morgan and Pink, 2017).
I was a named Researcher on the Profusion-theme of the AHRC funded Heritage Futures research programme (2015-2019): https://heritage-futures.org/profusion/. I examined the everyday future-keeping practices of householders and smaller museums faced with material and digital abundance and the complex yet subtle values, emotions, and judgements that shape selections. I explored a range of sub-topics, including contemporary collecting, significance assessment, future-making and disposal in museums (e.g., Macdonald and Morgan 2019; 2018). The Heritage Futures project held a range of creative and exploratory Knowledge Exchange events, including a workshop I designed bringing together museum curators with a professional declutterer (https://heritage-futures.org/curating-domestic-profusion-workshop/). I also undertook an arts-research collaboration with Shelley Castle of Encounters Arts (Morgan and Castle, forthcoming 2023). The Heritage Futures research informed an exhibition at the Manchester Museum (https://www.museum.manchester.ac.uk/whats-on/exhibitions/upcomingexhibitions/heritagefutures/). A book - "Heritage Futures: Comparative Approaches to Natural and Cultural Heritage Practices" (2020) - is available Open Access: https://www.uclpress.co.uk/products/125036
Article
Taking Care of the Workers: Investigating the Use of Emotions in Museum Work
Morgan J & Woodham A (2024) Taking Care of the Workers: Investigating the Use of Emotions in Museum Work. Social History in Museums, 48, pp. 7-17. https://www.shcg.org.uk/journal
Article
Making Archives in Place: Adopting a creative exchange approach in heritage research
Morgan J & Bartolini N (2024) Making Archives in Place: Adopting a creative exchange approach in heritage research. International Journal of Heritage Studies.
Book Review
Book Review: Museums and societal collapse: the museum as lifeboat
Morgan J (2024) Book Review: Museums and societal collapse: the museum as lifeboat. Review of: Museums and societal collapse: the museum as lifeboat by R. R. Janes, Abingdon, Oxon, Routledge, 2024, 180 pp., ISBN: 9781032382241. Museums & Social Issues. https://doi.org/10.1080/15596893.2024.2318915
Article
Arts-Research Collaboration: Reflections on Collaboration as Creative Method
Morgan J & Castle S (2023) Arts-Research Collaboration: Reflections on Collaboration as Creative Method. Qualitative Inquiry. https://doi.org/10.1177/10778004231176280
Book Review
Morgan J (2021) Book review: Exploring Emotion, Care, and Enthusiasm in Unloved Museum Collections, edited by Anna Woodham, Rhianedd Smith and Alison Hess, Leeds, ARC Humanities Press, 2020. Review of: Exploring Emotion, Care, and Enthusiasm in “Unloved” Museum Collections, edited by Anna Woodham, Rhianedd Smith and Alison Hess, Leeds, ARC Humanities Press, 2020. ISBN: 9781641890557. Science Museum Group Journal, 15 (15). https://doi.org/10.15180/211508
Authored Book
Heritage Futures: Comparative Approaches to Natural and Cultural Heritage Practices
Harrison R, DeSilvey C, Holtorf C, Macdonald S, Bartolini N, Breithoff E, Fredheim H, Lyons A, May S, Morgan J & Penrose S (2020) Heritage Futures: Comparative Approaches to Natural and Cultural Heritage Practices. London: UCL Press. https://www.uclpress.co.uk/products/125036
Article
De-growing museum collections for new heritage futures
Morgan J & Macdonald S (2020) De-growing museum collections for new heritage futures. International Journal of Heritage Studies, 26 (1), pp. 56-70. https://doi.org/10.1080/13527258.2018.1530289
Book Chapter
Morgan J (2020) Doomed?. In: Heritage Futures: Comparative Approaches to Natural and Cultural Heritage Practices. London: UCL Press, pp. 238-248. https://doi.org/10.14324/111.9781787356009
Book Chapter
Morgan J (2020) The Human Bower. In: Harrison R, DeSilvey C, Holtorf C, Macdonald S, Bartolini N, Breithoff E, Fredheim H, Lyons A, May S, Morgan J & Penrose S (eds.) Heritage Futures: Comparative Approaches to Natural and Cultural Heritage Practices. London: UCL Press, pp. 223-237.
Book Chapter
Morgan J & Macdonald S (2020) Curating Domestic Profusion. In: Harrison R, DeSilvey C, Holtorf C, Macdonald S, Bartolini N, Breithoff E, Fredheim H, Lyons A, May S, Morgan J & Penrose S (eds.) Heritage Futures: Comparative Approaches to Natural and Cultural Heritage Practices. London: UCL Press, pp. 202-222. https://doi.org/10.14324/111.9781787356009
Book Chapter
Fredheim H, Macdonald S & Morgan J (2020) Curating Museum Profusion. In: Harrison R, DeSilvey C, Holtorf C, Macdonald S, Bartolini N, Breithoff E, Fredheim H, Lyons A, May S, Morgan J & Penrose S (eds.) Heritage Futures: Comparative Approaches to Natural and Cultural Heritage Practices. London: UCL Press, pp. 169-189. https://doi.org/10.14324/111.9781787356009
Book Chapter
Too many things to keep for the future?
Macdonald S, Morgan J & Fredheim H (2020) Too many things to keep for the future?. In: Harrison R, DeSilvey C, Holtorf C, Macdonald S, Bartolini N, Breithoff E, Fredheim H, Lyons A, May S, Morgan J & Penrose S (eds.) Heritage Futures: Comparative Approaches to Natural and Cultural Heritage Practices. London: UCL Press, pp. 155-168. https://doi.org/10.14324/111.9781787356009
Book Chapter
Harrison R, DeSilvery C, Holtorf C, Macdonald S, Bartolini N, Fredheim H, Lyons A, May S, Morgan J & Penrose S (2020) Discussion and conclusions. In: Heritage Futures: Comparative Approaches to Natural and Cultural Heritage Practices. London: UCL Press, pp. 465-489.
Research Report
Profusion in Museums – A Report on Contemporary Collecting
Morgan J, Macdonald S & Fredheim H (2018) Profusion in Museums – A Report on Contemporary Collecting. AHRC. York, UK. https://heritage-futures.org/app/uploads/2018/12/Profusion_in-_Museums_report.pdf
Article
Assembling the New: Studying Change Through the 'Mundane' in the Museum as Organization
Morgan J (2018) Assembling the New: Studying Change Through the 'Mundane' in the Museum as Organization. Museum and Society, 16 (2), pp. 157-170. https://journals.le.ac.uk/ojs1/index.php/mas/article/view/2799
Exhibition
Heritage Futures, Manchester Museum
Harrison R, McGhie H, Bartolini N, Macdonald S, Holtorf C, DeSilvey C, Morgan J, May S, Penrose S, Lyons A & Fredheim H Heritage Futures, Manchester Museum.
Article
Researcher Safety? Ethnography in the Interdisciplinary World of Audit Cultures
Morgan J & Sarah P (2018) Researcher Safety? Ethnography in the Interdisciplinary World of Audit Cultures. Cultural Studies - Critical Methodologies, 18 (6), pp. 400-409. https://doi.org/10.1177/1532708617745094
Book Chapter
What not to collect: Post-connoisseurial dystopia and the profusion of things
Macdonald S & Morgan J (2018) What not to collect: Post-connoisseurial dystopia and the profusion of things. In: Schorch P & McCarthy C (eds.) Curatopia: Museums and the Future of Curatorship. Manchester: Manchester University Press. https://doi.org/10.7765/9781526118202.00010
Conference Paper (unpublished)
The Human Bower: Exploring Heritage-Futures Through a Participatory Arts-Research Event
Morgan J (2018) The Human Bower: Exploring Heritage-Futures Through a Participatory Arts-Research Event. All Things Considered...Material Culture and Memory, University College Cork, 09.11.2018-10.11.2018.
Conference Paper (unpublished)
Morgan J (2018) Containing profusion? Creative potential in crossing borders between homes and museums for sustainable heritage practice. Association of Critical Heritage Studies, 4th Biannual Conference, Hangzhou, China, 01.09.2018-07.09.2018.
Article
Assembling Alternative Futures for Heritage
Bartolini N, Breithoff E, DeSilvey C, Fredhiem H, Harrison R, Holtorf C, Lyons A, Macdonald S, May S, Morgan J & Penrose S (2018) Assembling Alternative Futures for Heritage. Context, (155), pp. 22-24. http://ihbc.org.uk/page55/context_archive/index.html
Other
Morgan J The Human Bower.
Conference Paper (published)
Macdonald S & Morgan J (2018) How can we know the future? Uncertainty, transformation, and magical techniques of significance assessment in museum collecting. In: Assessment of Significance: Deuten - Bedeuten - Umdeuten. Assessment of Significance: Interpretation - Implication - Reinterpretation, 11.05.2017-13.05.2017. Berlin, Germany: Deutsches Historisches Museum, pp. 20-26.
Conference Paper (unpublished)
Museum disposal: Embracing de-growth to create new heritage futures
Morgan J (2017) Museum disposal: Embracing de-growth to create new heritage futures. Anticipation 2017, London, 09.11.2017-09.11.2017. http://anticipation2017.org
Website Content
Morgan J (2017) Torbay's Hidden Treasures. Heritage Futures [Website Blog Post] 09.10.2017. https://heritage-futures.org/torbays-hidden-treasures/
Video
Morgan J (2017) Archives in Place. Heritage Futures [Video] 01.05.2017. https://heritage-futures.org/archives-in-place/
Book Chapter
Making theory, making interventions: Doing applied scholarship at the inbetween
Pink S, Morgan J & Andrew D (2017) Making theory, making interventions: Doing applied scholarship at the inbetween. In: Pink S, Fors V & O'Dell T (eds.) Theoretical Scholarship and Applied Practice. Studies in Public and Applied Anthropology, 11. Oxford: Berghahn, pp. 97-117. https://www.berghahnbooks.com/title/PinkTheoretical
Website Content
The end of plenty? Museums collecting archaeology
Morgan J (2017) The end of plenty? Museums collecting archaeology. Heritage Futures [Website blog post] 19.03.2017. https://heritage-futures.org/end-plenty-museums-collecting-archaeology/
Presentation / Talk
Curating profusion - from connoisseurship to mediation?
Morgan J & Macdonald S (2017) Curating profusion - from connoisseurship to mediation?. Museumslabor Seminar Series, Centre for Anthropological Research on Museums and Heritage, Humboldt University, Berlin, 16.01.2017-16.01.2017. http://www.carmah.berlin/events/talk-sharon-macdonald-and-jennie-morgan-curating-profusion-from-connoisseurship-to-mediation/
Website Content
Morgan J (2017) Storii. Heritage Futures [Website blog post] 01.01.2017. https://heritage-futures.org/storii/
Article
Interdisciplinary research for occupational safety and health knowledge
Pink S, Waterson P, Dainty A, Cheyne A, Haslam R, Gibb A, Morgan J, Hartley R, Finneran A & Bust P (2016) Interdisciplinary research for occupational safety and health knowledge. Policy and Practice in Health and Safety, 14 (1), pp. 22-33. https://doi.org/10.1080/14773996.2016.1235832
Article
Harrison R, Bartolini N, DeSilvey C, Holtorf C, Lyons A, Macdonald S, May S, Morgan J & Penrose S (2016) Heritage Futures. Archaeology International, 19, pp. 68-72. https://doi.org/10.5334/ai.1912
Keynote
Performing the Processes and Challenges of Early Career Researchers
Bartolini N, May S, Morgan J & Penrose S (2016) Performing the Processes and Challenges of Early Career Researchers. Past Matters, Research Futures - Conference for Early Career Researchers, London, 12.12.2016-13.12.2016. https://heritage-futures.org/performing-processes-challenges-early-career-researchers/
Website Content
Morgan J (2016) The Ethics of Dust. Heritage Futures [Website Blog] 31.08.2016. https://www.heritage-futures.org/the-ethics-of-dust/
Website Content
'Tomorrow starts here': Earthquakes, heritage, and the rebuilding of a city
Morgan J (2016) 'Tomorrow starts here': Earthquakes, heritage, and the rebuilding of a city. Heritage Futures [Blog Post] 01.08.2016. https://www.heritage-futures.org/tomorrow-starts-here-earthquakes-heritage-and-the-rebuilding-of-a-city/
Website Content
Meaningful Objects: Stories and Videos from the Curating Domestic Profusion Workshop
Morgan J (2016) Meaningful Objects: Stories and Videos from the Curating Domestic Profusion Workshop. Heritage Futures [Website blog and linked videos] 26.04.2016. https://www.heritage-futures.org/curating-domestic-profusion-workshop/
Project Report
Gibb A, Pinder J, Bust P, Cheyne A, Dainty A, Fray M, Finneran A, Glover J, Hartley R, Haslam R, Jones W, Morgan J, Pink S, Waterson P & Yolande Gosling E (2016) Engagement of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in occupational safety and health: Project know-how. Institution of Occupational Safety and Health. Leicester. https://www.iosh.co.uk/Books-and-resources/Health-and-safety-in-a-changing-world/SMEs-and-micro-organisations-engagement-with-occupational-safety-and-health.aspx
Article
Other people’s homes as sites of uncertainty: ways of knowing and being safe
Pink S, Morgan J & Dainty A (2015) Other people’s homes as sites of uncertainty: ways of knowing and being safe. Environment and Planning A, 47 (2), pp. 450-464. https://doi.org/10.1068/a140074p
Article
The safe hand: Gels, water, gloves and the materiality of tactile knowing
Pink S, Morgan J & Dainty A (2014) The safe hand: Gels, water, gloves and the materiality of tactile knowing. Journal of Material Culture, 19 (4), pp. 425-442. https://doi.org/10.1177/1359183514555053
Article
Safety in movement: Mobile workers, mobile media
Pink S, Morgan J & Dainty A (2014) Safety in movement: Mobile workers, mobile media. Mobile Media and Communication, 2 (3), pp. 335-351. https://doi.org/10.1177/2050157914537486
Article
Short‐Term Ethnography: Intense Routes to Knowing
Pink S & Morgan J (2013) Short‐Term Ethnography: Intense Routes to Knowing. Symbolic Interaction, 36 (3), pp. 351-361. https://doi.org/10.1002/symb.66
Article
Examining the ‘flexible museum’: exhibition process, a project approach, and the creative element
Morgan J (2013) Examining the ‘flexible museum’: exhibition process, a project approach, and the creative element. Museum and Society, 11 (2), pp. 158-171. https://www2.le.ac.uk/departments/museumstudies/museumsociety/documents/volumes/morgan
Article
Morgan J (2012) The multi-sensory museum. Glasnik Etnografskog instituta SANU, 60 (1), pp. 65-77. https://doi.org/10.2298/GEI1201065M
Book Chapter
Morgan J (2012) Morgan, J. (2012) 'The cleaning cupboard: An ethnographic look at the production of newness at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum'. In: F. von Bose, K. Poehls, F. Schneider, and A. Schulze (Eds), Museum-X, Panama Verlag, pp.56-64. In: von Bose F, Poehls K, Schneider F & Schulze A (eds.) Museum-X. Museum-X, Berliner Blätter 57/2011. Berlin: Panama Verlag. https://www.panama-verlag.de/programm/museum-x/
ARTUHR5 Exhibition Interpretation & Design (Lecturer)
ARTUMU5 The Museum: History, Theory, Practice (Module Coordinator & Lecturer)
HERPP01 Heritage: Critical Perspectives (Lecturer)
HERPP02 Research Skills (Lecturer)
HERPP06 Curating and Collecting: Approaches in Museums and Heritage (Module Coordinator & Lecturer)
HERPPPD MSc Heritage Dissertation (Supervisor)
HISU9X4 Back to the Future: Putting History & Heritage to Work (Seminar Tutor 2018/2019 & Guest Lecture)
HISU9X7/8 History Dissertation / History Dissertation for Combined Degrees (Supervisor)
HISUHX7 Heritage Portfolio (Module Coordinator & Supervisor)
