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We wish you all the best in your research!

We are excited to see what Amilia, Cristina, Emily and Rebecca have in store for MEMSLib! Stay tuned for some updates very soon👀

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from c.1614-c.1621. She graduated with Distinction from the Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Studies MA at Kent (2022), for which she was awarded a "Tomorrow's World" Excellence Scholarship. Amilia is also Branch Secretary for the Canterbury Historical Association.

Finally, we are pleased that Amilia will also be continuing to work on MEMSLib! Amilia is a second-year PhD student at the University of Kent, supervised by Professor Kenneth Fincham. Amilia's PhD analyses contemporary perceptions of scandal and corruption at the Jacobean Court [Cont.]

she is interested in anything and everything to do with the fourteenth century, particularly how that tumultuous time period affected England’s peasants.

She is beyond thrilled to be pursuing her MA with MEMS in England’s cradle of medieval history! Having written her undergraduate dissertation on The Great Bovine Pestilence, [Cont.]

A very warm welcome to Rebecca! After a career in broadcast journalism that spanned more than three decades, Rebecca returned to the classroom and earned her bachelor’s degree in history from Southern Utah University (U.S.) in 2022. [Cont.]

During that time, she also worked as a Spanish tutor and developed a webcomic using her background in freelance illustration. Currently, she is a Masters students at the University of Kent.

We are delighted that Cristina will be continuing as a member of the team! Cristina graduated in English with an Emphasis in Creative Writing and a minor in Spanish at Colorado State University-Pueblo (2019-22), having taken a class on Chaucer and another on History of British Literature. [Cont.]

and Medieval English towns and Cathedral cities.