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Richard Carter

Richard Alexander Carter

Richard Alexander Carter

Contact details:
Personal details
Email:	rac218@exeter.ac.uk
Education
2012-2016:	University of Exeter, Exeter, UK PhD English, University of Exeter. Viva with Prof. N. Katherine Hayles (External) and Prof. Gabriella Giannachi (Internal). Thesis Title: “Textual Entanglements: A Performative Approach towards Digital Literature”. Supervised by Prof. Regenia Gagnier and Dr. Laura Salisbury. Support by an AHRC doctoral studentship in Science, Technology, and Culture from 2012.
2010-2011:	University of Exeter, Exeter, UK Master of Arts with Distinction, English Studies (Criticism and Theory)
2007-2010:	University College Falmouth, Falmouth, UK Bachelor of Arts with First Class Honours, English
2006-2007:	Open University Certificate of Higher Education, Humanities
Professional/research experience
July 2014 - December 2014:	University of Exeter Project Manager: “Transforming Digital Methods Winter School" • Project Manager for a major interdisciplinary conference at Exeter concerning the research practices and methodological frameworks that underpin contemporary investigations into digital activities, objects and environments. • Identified, invited, and liaised with key academic figures from across multiple disciplinary fields to speak at the event. Delineated the event structure and timetable. Designed the event website, and produced all key event literature, i.e. brochures, publicity materials. • Worked with colleagues from across different administrative departments at Exeter in order to arrange the event venue and facilities, as well as the speakers’ accommodation and transport. • Event website is demonstrative of some of the above— www.exeter.ac.uk/digitalmethods
June 2014 - August 2014:	University of Exeter Digital Manager: “The Long Goodbye: A Conversation across a Century” • Digital Manager for an event organised at the University of Exeter commemorating the Centenary of the start of the First World War, inviting members of the public to attend creative writing workshops and write personal letters back to the participants, both combatants and non-combatants. • Provided consultancy and advice for the implementation of the event website, cataloguing and digitising the letters submitted by the public, as well as producing a digital art commission for the event opening. • Event website and online digital archive is available here— http://thelonggoodbye.exeter.ac.uk
CV: Membership of Professional Bodies/Professional Qualifications
2014-present:	Higher Education Academy - Associate Fellow
2014-present:	Associate Fellow of University of Exeter ASPIRE