Meet the Team
The Georgian Papers Programme is a partnership between Royal Collection Trust and King’s College London and is joined by primary United States partners the Omohundro Institute of Early American History & Culture and William & Mary. Other key U.S. institutions participating in the GPP include the Library of Congress, Mount Vernon and the Sons of the American Revolution.
The Team
Arthur Burns, King's College London, Programme Academic Director
Samantha Callaghan, King’s College London, Metadata, Collaborative Workspace & Websites
Deborah Cornell, William & Mary, Transcription
Julie Crocker, Royal Archives, Digitisation & Metadata
Sarah Davis, Royal Collection Trust, Communications & Development
Shawn A. Holl, Omohundro Institute, Communications & Development
Patricia Methven, King's College London, GPP Programme Manager
Angel-Luke O'Donnell, King's College London, GPP Fellows Liaison
James Smithies, King's Digital Lab, Collaborative Workspace
Bill Stockting, Royal Archives, GPP Programme Manager
Oliver Walton, Royal Archives, GPP Programme Coordinator
Karin Wulf, Omohundro Institute, Programme Academic Director
We record here all those who have undertaken research in the Georgian Papers under the auspices of the Programme, who have contributed interpretations or contextualization to its work, or who have used it in teaching.
In the list that follows contributions are denoted by:
* Individual contributed material to the Georgian Papers Websites
# Individual spoke at an event about their research
Ω Individual published research undertaken in the programme
+ Individual curated/supported virtual exhibition
ACADEMIC DIRECTORS
Arthur Burns, King’s College London *#+
Karin Wulf, Omohundro Institute *#+
VISITING PROFESSORS
Sons of the American Revolution Visiting Professorship at King’s College London
David Armitage, Harvard, 2019 #
Kate Carté, Southern Methodist University, 2018 #
David Hancock, University of Michigan, 2020 #
Andrew O’Shaughnessy, Robert H. Smith International Center for Jefferson Studies and the University of Virginia, 2016 *#Ω
Gabriel Paquette, Johns Hopkins University, 2017 *#Ω
GEORGIAN PAPERS PROGRAMME FELLOWSHIPS
Mount Vernon Georgian Papers Fellowship at King’s College London
Zara Anishanslin, University of Delaware, 2018#
Flora Fraser, Independent Scholar, 2017*#Ω
Bruce A. Ragsdale, Independent Scholar, 2016#
British Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies King’s College London Georgian Papers Fellowship
Hillary Burlock, Queen Mary University of London, 2019#
Omohundro Institute Georgian Paper Fellowships
James Ambuske, University of Virginia, 2015*#
Rick Atkinson, Independent Scholar, 2016*Ω
Rachel Banke, University of Notre Dame, 2016*#
Andrew Beaumont, University of Oxford, 2016#
Professor Vincent Carretta, University of Maryland, 2015*#
Christian Crouch, Bard College, 2019#
Robyn Davis, Millersville University, 2017#
Nicholas Foretek, University of Pennsylvania, 2018#
Cassandra Good, University of Mary Washington, 2018*#
Nate Holly, William & Mary, 2017*#
Cindy Kierner, George Mason University, 2016*#Ω
Meghan Kobza, University of Newcastle, 2018#
Miriam Liebman, The Graduate Center, CUNY, 2019#
Ann Little, Colorado State University, 2017#
Andrew Maginn, Howard University, 2019#
Brooke Newman, Virginia Commonwealth University, 2017*#
Peter Olsen-Harbich, William & Mary, 2018*#
Robert Paulett, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, 2017*#
Daniel Robinson, University of Cambridge, 2016
Suzanne Schwarz, University of Worcester, 2016*#
Nancy Siegel, Towson University, 2019#
Peter Walker, Columbia University 2017*
Anya Zilberstein, Concordia University, 2017#
King’s College London Summer Fellowships
Adam Crymble, University of Hertfordshire, 2016#
Huw Davies, King's College London, 2018#
Carolyn Day, Furman University, 2017#
Paige Emerick, University of Leicester, 2019#
Kate Gibson, University of Sheffield, 2018#
Jane Levi, King's College London, 2016#
Alice Marples, King’s College London, 2015*#
Matthew McCormack, University of Northampton, 2019
Felicity Myrone, British Library, 2016#
Madeleine Pelling, University of York, 2017#Ω+
Miranda Reading, King’s College London, 2015#
Daniel Reed, Oxford Brookes, 2015#
Elizabeth Spencer, University of York, 2018#
King’s College London Mount Vernon Fellowships
Jane Levi King’s College London, 2017#
James Fisher King’s College London, 2018*#
Angel Luke O’Donnell, King’s College London 2019*#
King’s College London Undergraduate Research Fellowship
Abigail Arnold, King's College London, 2019
Harrison Cutler, King’s College London, 2016*
Ayesha Hussain, King’s College London, 2016*
Thomas Murray, King’s College London, 2017*
Lloyd Ross, King’s College London, 2016
Library of Congress Digital Fellowship
Charlotte Kostelic, National Digital Stewardship Resident, 2017
Library of Congress Georgian Papers Fellowship at the Kluge Center
Nicola Phillips, Royal Holloway, 2018#
RESEARCHERS
Peter Barber, King’s College London*#
Jenny Buckley, University of York, - White Rose Partnership Doctoral Internship*#+
Justin B Clement, UCLA Davis*
Helen Esfandiary, King’s College London*#
Matthew Head, King’s College London*
Emrys Jones, King’s College London*
Andrew Lambert, King’s College London*#Ω
Anna Maerker, King’s College London *
Jane Mycock, Royal Archives*
Anthony Page, University of Tasmania*
Marie Pellisier, Omohundro Institute*
Michael Rowe, King’s College London*
Emily Sneff, William & Mary*
Andrew Thompson, Queen’s College Cambridge*
Sir Simon Wessely, King’s College London*#
TEACHING THE GEORGIAN PAPERS
Arthur Burns -- Historical Association (GB) Teacher Fellowship on the Age of Revolutions
Arthur Burns, Oliver Walton and Miranda Reading -- At the Court of King George, King’s College London
Jeff Bibbee, Abigail Arnold and Arthur Burns -- Georgian Papers teaching initiatives with University of North Alabama
Adam Crymble -- University of Hertfordshire
Karin Wulf --
ONLINE EXHIBITIONS ACADEMIC LEADS
HAMILTON AND THE GPP: Arthur Burns, Karin Wulf, Oliver Walton
THE MADNESS OF GEORGE III EXPLORED: Arthur Burns, Karin Wulf, Oliver Walton
THE ESSAYS OF GEORGE THE THIRD: Jenny Buckley
ROYAL WOMEN AND HISTORY: Karin Wulf, Madeline Pelling
GEORGE III: THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY’S MOST PROMINENT MENTAL HEALTH PATIENT: Arthur Burns, Karin Wulf
King's Digital Lab
Dr. Paul Caton, Senior Research Software Analyst
Arianna Ciula, Deputy Director and Senior Research Software Analyst
Miguel Monteiro Vieira, Principal Research Software Engineer
Brian Maher, Senior Research Software Engineer & Systems Administrator
Jamie Norrish, Research Software Engineer, freelance
Tiffany Ong, Research Software UI/UX Designer
Olga Loboda, Research Software UI/UX Designer
Tami Back, William & Mary, Director of Communications
Sara Belmont, William & Mary, Web Developer
Andrew Davis, Royal Collection Trust, Communications & Websites
Sarah Donovan, Omohundro Institute, GPP Digital Fellow
Martha Howard, Omohundro Institute, Director of Conferences and Communications
Kyla Jardine, King's College London, News & Events Manager
Andrew Westwood, Royal Collection Trust, Head of Online Infrastructure
Kate Heard, Royal Collection Trust, Senior Curator of Prints and Drawings
Emma Stuart, Royal Collection Trust, Senior Curator, Books and Manuscripts
Elodie Duncan-Duplain, Royal Archives, Imaging Technician
Megan Gent, Royal Bindery, Senior Archives Conservator
Laura Hobbs, Royal Archives, Archivist
Former Members
Peter Bogle, Royal Archives, Imaging Technician (GPP), 2015-2019
Rachel Krier, Royal Archives, Archivist (Digistation Projects), 2016-2018
Charlotte Kostelic, Library of Congress, National Digital Stewardship Resident, 2017
Alice Clasper, King's College London, Trusts and Foundations Officer
Shawn Holl, Omohundro Institute, Director of Development
Tom McNeil, King's College London, Head of Trusts & Foundations
Saskia Rogerson, King's College London, Trusts & Foundations Fundraiser
The Georgian Papers Programme is governed by an memorandum of agreement (MOA) among the four partners the Royal Collection Trust and King’s College London, and the primary United States partners, the Omohundro Institute of Early American History & Culture, and William & Mary.
The programme is structured where, a Programme Steering Committee (PSC) of senior leadership from each organization and Programme managers sets the priorities, and strategy for the programme.
An Academic Steering Committee, Communications & Fundraising Committee, and Operations Board, report to the PSC, and are charged with stewardship the various activities and goals of the programme.
Samantha Callaghan, King's College London, Metadata Analyst
Julie Crocker, Royal Archives, Senior Archivist
Hope Fulton, Royal Archives, Archives Cataloguer
Louise Woof, Royal Archives, Archives Cataloguer (GPP)
Former Members
Peter Bogle, Royal Archives, Imaging Technician (GPP), 2015-2019
James Fisher, King's College London, Metadata Assistant, (2018)
Rachel Gardner, Royal Archives, Archives Cataloguer (GPP), 2017-2018
Roberta Giubilini, Royal Archives, Archives Cataloguer (GPP), 2016-2018
Chris Olver, King's College London, Metadata Analyst, 2015-2017
William & Mary
Deborah Cornell, Transcription Lead
Sara Belmont, Web Developer
Justin Dalton, Programmer
Transcription Interns |
Mark Mulligan, Ph.D. candidate History |
Alexandra MacDonald, Ph.D. candidate History |
Tabor Chapman, MLS practicum, University of Alabama |
Dalia Cruz, W&M Computer Science, Assist. Web Developer |
Former Members
Chris Olver, King's College London, Metadata & Transcription, 2015-2017
Former Student Team Members | |
Connor Fenton, (2016-17) | Katharine Brownfiel, (2018) |
Dan Delmonaco, (2016-17) | Campbell Baskin, (2018-19) |
Emily Zinger, (2016-17) | Nadege Lebert, (2018-19) |
Lauren Hammet, (2017-18) | Erin Turbeville, (2018-19) |
Lydia Heaton, (2017-18) | Jacob Davidick, (2019) |
Amy Trostle, (2017-18) | Christian Moore (2018-20) |
Dermot Curtin (2019-21) |