I am responsible for the administration of the MSc in Statistical Science, both on-course and admissions (for admissions queries, please e-mail graduate.admissions@stats.ox.ac.uk). I also assist with administration of the undergraduate Mathematics and Statistics course, and in particular organise the timetable and intercollegiate classes. I run the Statistics Library (for queries, please e-mail lib@stats.ox.ac.uk). I am a Local Canvas Co-ordinator (the Virtual Learning Environment) and run the Department SharePoint sites. I am also a harassment advisor, first aider and DSE assessor.

Contact me for:

Hardware support & monitoring (desktop, laptop, server, mobile devices)
Software support & licensing (Linux, MacOS, Windows Operating Systems)
Printing support
Anti-virus & security
Networking, wireless & telephony
Audio-visual support
 

Contact me for:

• Building access 
• General administration including building & facilities related issues/enquiries
• Ad hoc enquiries
• Mental Health First Aid
• First Aid
   

I have worked in the Department of Statistics since July 2008. I enjoy getting to meet and talk to lots of lovely people, so do feel free to pop by and say hello! 

I am responsible for the overall administration and co-ordination of the department’s academic programmes. This involves working with the Director of Graduate Studies and Director of Studies to make sure that academic processes are completed to set timescales.

For PGR students this includes

• admissions
• induction
• progression
• training and teaching.

For undergraduates this involves

• scheduling lectures
• project allocation
• examination preparation and marking.

I also support the Graduate Research Committee and Teaching Committee.

I am the Executive Assistant to the Head of Department, Frank Windmeijer.

I also provide comprehensive secretarial support and personal assistance to senior academic staff:

• Charlotte Deane
• Christl Donnelly
• Alison Etheridge

In my role as Governance Officer, I manage the Department's governance structure and coordinate the Department's committee meetings, ensuring a streamlined timetable that facilitates the progress of business and key decision-making processes.

As a trained Mental Health First Aider, I am keen to promote a supportive and nurturing environment within the Department.

I am also a Co-Lead of the University's EA and PA Community of Practice, where I enjoy collaborating and fostering knowledge exchange for over 400 assistants across the collegiate university.

Please feel free to reach out to me with any queries, I’m happy to help.

Contact me for:

• Hardware support & monitoring (desktop, laptop, server, mobile devices)
• Software support & licensing (Linux, MacOS, Windows OS specialist)
• Printing support
• Anti-virus & security
• Networking, wireless & telephony
• Audio-visual support

I like to try and make the Department a nicer place to be and help on the Green Team and organising social activities.

• Experienced computing, team and project manager
• With more than 40 years' in-depth IT expertise
• Proficient technical staff and project management
• Accomplished delivery of leading edge computing solutions at world-class universities

University teaching, research and administrative computing requirements including:

• Student teaching

• Research computing environments

• Administrative computing

• Visitors and Research Collaborators

• Audio Visual facilities

• Successful budget management along with supplier negotiations

• Experienced developing productive relationships with IT suppliers and manufacturers

• Professional delivery of projects on time

• Provision of high performance computing (HPC) systems

I lead the department’s team of administrative support staff, and have day-to-day responsibility for the non-academic management and administration of the department. This includes supporting the Head of Department in developing and implementing strategic plans for the department and coordinating operational support for staff and students across academic administration, building and facilities, communications, events, finance, HR and research administration.

I started working for the University of Oxford in 2010 after having had a summer job at Jesus College. Since then I have held a variety of roles in both central administration and departments, joining the Department of Statistics in April 2020. Most recently prior to that I was Deputy Administrator in Experimental Psychology, following roles in the Doctoral Training Centre and what was then Graduate Admissions and Funding.