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Lucinda Lancaster: Upcoming Medieval Historian

Greetings fellow Historians. Welcome to the very first episode of 2024. What better way to celebrate than a historian interview. My guest today is current student Lucinda Lancaster. As a postgraduate student doing an MA History course at Nottingham Trent University, Lucinda is constantly looking to develop her historical knowledge, critical thinking, and written/verbal communication skills. Since 2021, she has been freelancing as a Collections Intern and researcher at Bolton Museum & Art Gallery. This requires independent research, team collaborations, and customer service capabilities along with an understanding of various education levels and catering for everyone to have an enjoyable experience. This has and will continue to give her experience and will benefit her because her career goal is to be a Museum Educational Officer after completing her postgraduate degree. She has assumed various roles throughout university life, including, Student Mentor, Employability Ambassador, RISE Ambassador, and the Development Badminton Team Captain. These have helped Lucinda to develop interpersonal, problem-solving, teamwork, and leadership skills. By developing these skills, it has allowed her confidence to flourish. Her main focus for historical research is the role of women in the medieval period, and she will be carrying this through her postgraduate studies by countering the theory of exceptionalism and exploring the dynamics and deployment of power and influence of Eleanor of Aquitaine and Blanche of Castile in her dissertation. To be up to date with Lucinda, follow her on Linkedin Linkedin:  / lucinda-lancaster-10a62b222   Side Note: This was our third attempt due to technical issues, thus sorry for the breakup towards the end of the video.