Teaching and supervision

Modules taught include:

• Introduction to Art History: Classicism and the Arts of Christianity
• Architecture
• The Art and Architecture of Medieval Devotion
• The Architecture of the Age of Chivalry
• From Fortress to Country House
• Deconstructing Medieval and Early Modern Buildings
• Pilgrimage

Administrative roles

• Director of Undergraduate Studies
• Undergraduate Admissions Officer
• Open Day Co-ordinator
• Undergraduate Study Skills Co-ordinator
• SSLC Liaison

Selected publications

•  Stonemasons' Marks on Buildings in Britain. In progress.
• Was the Builder of the 'Crazy Vault' Actually Crazy? Reaction and Response in the Thirteenth Century at Lincoln Cathedral', in Niamh NicGhabhann and Danielle O'Donovan (eds), Mapping new territories in art and architectural history: Essays in Honour of Roger Stalley, (Turnhout, 2022), 391-419.
• with Kathryn A. Morrison, 'Sampson Frisby (13h1): Rediscovering the Career and Milieu of a 17th-century Freemason', Transactions of the Ancient Monuments Society, 65, (2021), 20-37. Trans Ancient Mons Soc 65
• 'Melbourne Church, Derbyshire', in Jessica Mace (ed.), A Medieval Legacy: The Ongoing Life of Forms in our Built Environment, (Toronto 2020), 221-26
• ‘The Lincoln Judgement Portal’, in U. Engel and S. Albrecht, (eds), Die Archaologie des mittelalterlichen Portals, (Bamberg). Forthcoming
• 'Alabaster Carvings from Late-Medieval Lincolnshire', in Z. Murat (ed.), English Alabaster Carvings and their Cultural Contexts, (Woodbridge 2019), 150-72.

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Professional associations

• Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries
• Associate of the International Center for Medieval Art, 2013-17

Qualifications

• PhD (Nottingham)
• BA (UEA)