by Christina Miller | Aug 24, 2021 | Getting to Know You, Home page feature, Staff news
Rachel Horriocks-Birss is an Academic Literacies Developer within the Academic Skills Centre. She’s originally from Prince Edward Island in Canada and now lives in St Andrews, where she graduated in 2019 with a PhD in English. She’s a Renaissance...
by Christina Miller | Jul 29, 2021 | Also on the blog, Getting to Know You, Staff news
Ann Gordon is a Scholarships & Financial Capability Adviser within Student Services. She’s originally from Edinburgh (Ann says it’s the best city in Scotland, we might have to contest that…) and graduated from Aberdeen in History of Art in 1997....
by Christina Miller | Jul 29, 2021 | Getting to Know You, Meet, Staff news
Ellie Hothersall is Head of the MBChB programme in the School of Medicine, and Associate Director of Public Health in NHS Tayside. Ellie is originally from Paisley, growing up on the Isle of Lewis, and moved to Broughty Ferry in 2011 when she qualified as a...
by Christina Miller | Jul 22, 2021 | Getting to Know You, Meet, Staff news
Joan Muszynski is a Student Support Advisor in the Directorate of Student Services. She’s always on hand to support our students, and if you need a question answered Joan will most likely have the answer, or knows who will. She lives near Markinch, out in the Fife...
by Christina Miller | Jun 28, 2021 | Getting to Know You, Home page feature, Meet, Staff news
Pamela – Pam to anyone who knows her (and trust us, she knows a lot of people) – is Senior Alumni Relations Officer in the Development and Alumni Relations Office (DARO) within External Relations, usually based in the Tower Building. She lives in...
by Christina Miller | Jun 24, 2021 | Getting to Know You, Home page feature, Staff news
Sarah Martins Da Silva Senior Lecturer in Reproductive Medicine and Honorary Consultant Gynaecologist Sarah Martins da Silva is a Senior Lecturer in Reproductive Medicine and Honorary Consultant Gynaecologist within the School of Medicine. She’s originally from...
