Anna Donovan

Detail-oriented professional with exceptional communication and project management skills, thriving in fast-paced environments. Proven ability to manage multiple tasks effectively while maintaining high-quality standards. Recognized for a proactive approach to identifying and resolving issues, with a strong focus on optimizing processes and driving team objectives forward. Committed to fostering collaboration and delivering results that enhance overall productivity.

• (March 2019). ‘Jewels and nabob muslins’: ‘Frances Burney’s representations of India in Love and Fashion and A Busy Day.’ Paper present at the TCD School of English Staff-Postgraduate Seminar series
• (July 2016). ‘Public Spaces as Sites of Violation in Evelina and Camilla.’ Paper presented at the Burney Society Conference, St. Chad’s College, Durham University.
• I completed the 5 ECTS Credit module, ‘Planning and Managing your Research and your Career’ 2018-2019, organised by Student Learning and Development (SLD) and TCD careers service.
• I visited the Henry W. and Albert A. Berg Collection of English and American Literature at New York Public Library in October of 2018 to conduct research.
• I attended the BSECS conference 3rd-5th January 2018 in St Hugh’s College, Oxford.
• I attended the ASECS online conference 7th-11th April 2021.
• I attended the Burney Society Symposium, ‘Making Connections: Burney, Johnson, Thrale & Walpole’ at Dr Johnson’s House in Gough Square, London, on the 2nd of July 2018.