Ashlyn Gregory Email & Phone Number

Cambridge, Ontario, Canada

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

As a teaching assistant I was responsible for liaising between instructors and undergraduate students by communicating course expectations and assignment instructions. Furthermore, I was responsible for evaluating student work, including essays, creative projects, and examinations. During the Fall 2022 semester, I was a Teaching Assistant for HIST 228: Global History of Pandemics with Dr. Aditi Sen, and, during the Winter 2023 semester, I was a Teaching Assistant for HIST 210: the History of Sexuality with Dr. Steven Maynard.

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

As the Collections Assistant, I managed a collection of over 10,000+ artifacts, including photographs, objects, and archival material. My primary duty was to accession, photograph, and catalogue artifacts using Past Perfect software. When working with collections, my priority is safe handling and storage. During my time at the Museum, I completely reorganized the collection storage to better utilize limited space and safely store artifacts. Another one of my responsibilities was to evaluate potential new acquisitions, participate in Collections Committee meetings, communicate with donors, and identify items for deaccession. In addition to working with the collection, I delivered educational programming to school groups, provided guided tours for visitors, developed and installed several exhibits, and fulfilled research requests for community members. Additionally, when the museum was between Curators, I acted as the interim office manager.

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

During my internship at the Queen's University Archives, I helped create a finding aid for Kingston City Council documents from the early nineteenth-century by photographing and describing archival material. I processed several boxes of such material, including letters, cash books, and job applications. In total, I described over 150 documents, which are now available to the public on the Queen's University Archives website. This internship allowed me to gain valuable experience handling and describing documents in an archival setting.

Master Of Arts - Ma, Canadian History

Written under the supervision of Dr. Steven Maynard, my cognate paper, "The Book of Truants: An Analysis of the Disciplinary-Documentary.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, History, 3.8 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Queen's Dance Club, ASUS Peer Tutoring, Queen's HYPE (Helping Young People Excel)I received my Bachelor of Arts.