Emma Walsh has
been the College Librarian at Regent’s Park College since 2008. She has
qualifications in both library studies and theology. This job brings together
the two main areas of her experience as a Librarian and a Baptist Minister. Although
her strangest job has been as a fish monger!
Julian Lock has
been part-time Archivist (looking after the library's collections of
unpublished material) since 2005, having also done editing work, written for
the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, and - a long time ago - done a
doctorate in Elizabethan religious history.
Emily Burgoyne has
been the Library Assistant at The Angus since 2009, having previously worked at
the Oxfordshire Records Office. Emily has a History BA, and drinks copious amounts
of tea.
Anja Clark joined
us in February 2013 as our Library/Project Administrator. She has a degree in
German and Italian and has experience working in administration in the banking
sector in London.
Katie Pearce
joined us in April 2013 as our Learning and Participation Officer. She has an
MA in Nineteenth-Century Studies and has experience volunteering with young
people in the museum and heritage sector.
Nathanael Hodge has
been volunteering in the archive since 2011. He works at the Mills Archive in
Reading and is currently studying for an MSc in Archive Administration.
Georgiana Datcu started
as an Archive Volunteer in May 2013. She has an MSc in Marine Biology and also
volunteers at the Natural History Museum in London and Oxford University Museum
of Natural History.
John Jeffs joined
us in May 2013 as an Archive Volunteer.
He is a retired actuary with an interest in history and has recently
completed the Oxford University course for the Undergraduate Diploma in English
Local History.
Blanca VerdÃa
joined us in May 2013 as a Research Volunteer. She has an MA in Historiography
and a PhD in Victorian Historiography and Religion. She has experience working
as a teacher and volunteering in schools and museums of Oxford.
Jasmine Ansari
has recently joined the Volunteer team at the Angus Library. Jasmine has wide
experience of working in theological and specialist libraries. Her interests
are in Pluralism and Interfaith studies. She has language skills in
Indic/Arabic.
Mariam Noueiri joined us in May 2013 as an
exhibition research and interpretation volunteer. She has an MSc in Cognitive
Brain Imaging and also volunteers with dementia patients.
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| Rev. Dr. Joseph Angus |
Rev. Dr. Joseph Angus
left what is now the core of The Angus Library and Archive collection to
Regent’s Park College. Rev.
Dr. Joseph Angus was a Baptist minister and educationist; he was Principal of
Regent’s Park College from 1849 to 1893.
