Translated and published an interview conducted with award-winning artist Kader Attia, edited articles, collaborated with fellow editors and the publishing team.

Helped creating the first edition of the Robinson art festival. Contributed to the exhibition planning and marketing, formed an interactive lay out through the college brutalist architecture by exhibiting student art, organised the exhibition opening, physically mounted and dismounted the exhibition.

Translated exhibition catalogues from French to English, added an English version of the department catalogue to the museum website, handled and reviewed the museum objects to be added to the upcoming exhibition, created a prospecting file on South America cultural institutions for future partnership.

Taught French to students from 5 to 14 years old every Saturday morning. Used the FLE method and Microsoft PowerPoint to confidently develop and deliver creative presentations to keep groups of up to fifteen kids engaged.

Managed the student art collection, organised the loan of collection pieces to the students to make the college art resources more accessible.

Administrated social and cultural events as part of the largest annual arts event in Cambridge, Queen’s Arts Festival. Selected and creatively displayed student artworks around the theme Bricolage, broke down the theme into different sections, notably a response room where the visitor could add an image of their making to a small pre-existing collage. Described by independent newspaper Varsity as a ‘triumph of artistic talent and fascinating concepts’.

Responsible for maintaining the bookshop, selling museum tickets, books and posters.

Welcomed and oriented the public in the museum spaces.

Played one of the lead roles in an adaptation of ‘Harlequinade’, selected the costumes for a five-star production of ‘Singing in the rain’.