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*Professor Wildwood became Senior Fellow of Social Sciences in 262AC | *Professor Wildwood became Senior Fellow of Social Sciences in 262AC | ||
* | *Had previously been Dexter Fellow in Anthropology and Comparative History and Director of the Historiography programme | ||
* | *Is a leading historian of the [[Hausam period]] and the [[Early Foundation]] | ||
* | *Is the author of five books, including Prequisites and Requisites: Life in the Time of Datura, for which she won the [[Raschid Prize]] in 258 | ||
* | *Is currently working on a study of the social change brought about by the city's protectorships | ||
* | *Is a board member of the [[Hausam Amphitheatre]]'s educational trust, the [[Perplex City Humanities Centre]] and the Educational Board of the [[Majestic Theatre]] | ||
* | *Holds a senior advisory position at the [[Centre for Reality Research]], and heads up the cross-institutional anthropology team | ||
* | *Has served as President of the [[Newguard Ruins Preservation Trust]], the [[Perplex City Historical Society]], and is a member of the editorial board of several historical and anthropological journals | ||
* | *Has won numerous awards for distinguished teaching, both at the Academy at many other institutions around the city | ||
* | *Was educated at [[Besley-Mazy College]] where she won an Academy Prize for excellence. | ||
* | *Studied under [[Ruth Coralhouse]] | ||
===Family Life=== | ===Family Life=== | ||
*Professor Wildwood and her partner [[Jun]] have two sons | *Professor Wildwood and her partner [[Jun]] have two sons. | ||
*Is known to enjoy the company of other women. | |||
**This is, of course, not in any way a social stigma. | |||
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**article, 10-MAY-05, "[[Ruth Coralhouse|Coralhouse]] Dies at 108" ([http://www.pxcsentinel.com/archives/2005/05/coralhouse_dies.html link]) | **article, 10-MAY-05, "[[Ruth Coralhouse|Coralhouse]] Dies at 108" ([http://www.pxcsentinel.com/archives/2005/05/coralhouse_dies.html link]) | ||
**article, 29-AUG-05 "Archaelogy Breakthrough: Buried Land Art Found" ([http://www.perplexcitysentinel.com/archives/2005/08/archaelogy_brea.html link]) | **article, 29-AUG-05 "Archaelogy Breakthrough: Buried Land Art Found" ([http://www.perplexcitysentinel.com/archives/2005/08/archaelogy_brea.html link]) | ||
**letters, 19-JAN-06 "Sexual Politics" ([http://qube.netninja.com/pxcmirrors/20051225-0700/perplexcitysentinel.com/letters/index.html link]) | |||
Revision as of 03:39, 20 January 2006
Career
- Professor Wildwood became Senior Fellow of Social Sciences in 262AC
- Had previously been Dexter Fellow in Anthropology and Comparative History and Director of the Historiography programme
- Is a leading historian of the Hausam period and the Early Foundation
- Is the author of five books, including Prequisites and Requisites: Life in the Time of Datura, for which she won the Raschid Prize in 258
- Is currently working on a study of the social change brought about by the city's protectorships
- Is a board member of the Hausam Amphitheatre's educational trust, the Perplex City Humanities Centre and the Educational Board of the Majestic Theatre
- Holds a senior advisory position at the Centre for Reality Research, and heads up the cross-institutional anthropology team
- Has served as President of the Newguard Ruins Preservation Trust, the Perplex City Historical Society, and is a member of the editorial board of several historical and anthropological journals
- Has won numerous awards for distinguished teaching, both at the Academy at many other institutions around the city
- Was educated at Besley-Mazy College where she won an Academy Prize for excellence.
- Studied under Ruth Coralhouse
Family Life
- Professor Wildwood and her partner Jun have two sons.
- Is known to enjoy the company of other women.
- This is, of course, not in any way a social stigma.
References
- Perplex City Sentinel
- article, 10-MAY-05, "Coralhouse Dies at 108" (link)
- article, 29-AUG-05 "Archaelogy Breakthrough: Buried Land Art Found" (link)
- letters, 19-JAN-06 "Sexual Politics" (link)
