Julia Kite - Revision history

Pacman at 00:48, 31 May 2013

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 Her [[senior thesis]] in urban studies and [[sociology]] was about sectarianism and soccer violence in [[w:Scotland|Scotland]]. She received the [[Seymour Brick Memorial Prize]] for a play set in [[w:Glasgow|Glasgow]] that dealt with sectarian issues.
-After graduation she studied at the [[London School of Economics]] as a postgraduate, and worked at both the British Urban Regeneration Association and the LSE Personal Social Services Research Unit. She currently lives in London and works as a research executive at Ipsos MORI.
+After graduation she studied at the [[London School of Economics]] as a postgraduate, and worked at both the British Urban Regeneration Association and the LSE Personal Social Services Research Unit. She later lived in London and worked as a research executive at Ipsos MORI. She then began a [[PhD]] program in sociology in [[Berkeley]], but left to work at [[Harvard]] instead.
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 Her [[senior thesis]] in urban studies and [[sociology]] was about sectarianism and soccer violence in [[w:Scotland|Scotland]]. She received the [[Seymour Brick Memorial Prize]] for a play set in [[w:Glasgow|Glasgow]] that dealt with sectarian issues.
-After graduation she studied at the [[London School of Economics]] as a postgraduate, and worked at both the British Urban Regeneration Association and the LSE Personal Social Services Research Unit.
+After graduation she studied at the [[London School of Economics]] as a postgraduate, and worked at both the British Urban Regeneration Association and the LSE Personal Social Services Research Unit. She currently lives in London and works as a research executive at Ipsos MORI.
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 Her [[senior thesis]] in urban studies and [[sociology]] was about sectarianism and soccer violence in [[w:Scotland|Scotland]]. She received the [[Seymour Brick Memorial Prize]] for a play set in [[w:Glasgow|Glasgow]] that dealt with sectarian issues.
-She is studying at the [[London School of Economics]] as a postgraduate as of Fall 2007, and is working at both the British Urban Regeneration Association and the LSE Personal Social Services Research Unit.
+After graduation she studied at the [[London School of Economics]] as a postgraduate, and worked at both the British Urban Regeneration Association and the LSE Personal Social Services Research Unit.
 ==External links==

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 [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Kite]]
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