Julia Unser

Highly accomplished professional with a strong academic background in the humanities division, multiple degrees, and certifications. Committed to promoting public engagement in cultural heritage. Genuine passion for preserving and sharing our collective history. Proven track record of success in developing innovative strategies to enhance cultural awareness and foster community involvement. Seeking opportunities to utilize diverse skill set and drive positive change in the field of cultural heritage.

Gardens, Libraries, and Museums of Oxford (GLAM) Volunteer (06/2022 - 10/2022)

• Volunteer for the archives department at the Museum of Natural History in Oxford.
• Transcribed letters written by notable figures donated to the museum.
• Gained vital experience in both archival work and collection preservation.

East Thirston Archaeological Excavation (10/2022)

• Assisted in an academic excavation with Dr. Jane Kershaw to assess Viking presence in the area.

National Trust Internship (06/2022)

• Interned with the UK's National Trust through the University of Oxford's Internship Programme.
• Assisted with a current curation project, researching the importance of Fort Henry at Studland Bay in Dorset.
• Constructed an in-depth report on findings compiled from personal research.

Archaeological Field School Certification, NUI Galway (06/2019 - 07/2019)

• Archaeological Field School at the Isert Kelly Castle, a Tower House in Kilchreest, Ireland.
• Learned various field techniques through the archaeological training program held by the National University of Ireland in Galway.

Guilderland Public Library Volunteer (02/2015 - 03/2017)

• Assisted in collecting and re-shelving library materials.
• Organized crafting materials and planned events for youths and younger readers.