Michael Wuk

Management of EU-funded research project to completion and successful delivery of B2B and B2C products. Creation and maintenance of project documentation in Google Workspace, Asana, Confluence, and Kanban for hybrid Waterfall-Agile management. Frequent communication with cross-functional team and international stakeholders. Process improvement, data analysis, and risk management.

Management of publication projects to completion and successful delivery of B2C products. Creation and maintenance of project documentation in MS Office, Jira, and Kanban for Agile-style management. Frequent communication with cross-functional team, customers, and international stakeholders. Process improvement, data analysis, and risk management.

Planning, delivery, and leadership of taught courses, and mentoring of students. Creation of documentation for assessment and departmental management. Leadership of recruitment events, outreach activities, departmental research culture, and funding groups. Management of Lincolnshire Classical Association branch annual budget as Treasurer. Continued professional development in generative AI and management. International dissemination of research via public speaking and publications.

Management of research project to completion and successful delivery of B2B and B2C products. Creation and maintenance of project documentation in Google Workspace and Asana for Waterfall-style management. Process improvement, data analysis, and risk management. Note: This position was held on secondment from the University of Lincoln.

Planning, delivery, and leadership of taught courses, and mentoring of students. Creation of documentation for assessment and departmental management. Leadership of recruitment events, outreach activities, departmental research culture, and funding groups. Continued professional development in supervision, management, and leadership activities. International dissemination of research via public speaking and publications.

Planning, delivery, and leadership of taught courses, and mentoring of students. Creation of documentation for assessment and departmental management. Leadership of recruitment events, outreach activities, departmental research culture, and funding groups.

Grade: Pass, with minor typographical corrections (1 month). Thesis title: ‘A Language of Loyalty? Oaths and Their Roles in Late Antiquity’. Submitted: 15/11/2019. Defended: 24/01/2020. Awarded: 24/07/2020. Funding: Midlands3Cities AHRC full scholarship (100%).

Grade: Distinction. Funding: Midlands3Cities AHRC MA full scholarship (100%). Awarded the Robert Markus Prize for best thesis on a subject prior to 1000 CE.

Grade: First Class Honours