Jennie Hill

Jennie Hill is a Lecturer in the Department of Information Studies at Aberystwyth University. She holds a PhD from the same department, along with MA, MScEcon and BA (Hons) degrees. Her research focuses on archival studies, recordkeeping practices, educational pedagogy, and distance learning methodologies. She has been active in research since 2007, with notable publications in archival theory, literary archives, and dialogic learning approaches.

Education: BA (Hons), MA, MScEcon, Doctor of Philosophy (Aberystwyth University).

Research interests include the intersection of archival practices with cultural heritage preservation, professional identity in archival work, and innovative teaching strategies for fostering cohort identity in distance learning environments. Her work emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to understanding archival materials and their societal roles.

Recent publications (2007-2010) explore topics like literary archives, dialogic learning frameworks, and the future of recordkeeping systems. She delivered an invited talk titled 'The Spirit of Joy: Advertising and Ephemera at The Curwen Press' in 2022.

No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the provided text. Supervised 5 works as indicated in her profile, though specific student names aren't listed here.

Her professional activities include peer-reviewed journal contributions, conference presentations, and book authorship in archival science and education sectors.