About Amy Moore
Amy is the Programme Director of the Laidlaw Scholars Leadership and Research Programme. She works with universities, NGO’s, government departments, businesses and charity partners to manage and develop programmes which further the Laidlaw Foundation’s purpose – to reduce poverty and inequality by investing in the education of the underprivileged and underrepresented and to develop a new generation of diverse and ethical leaders.
Prior to joining the Laidlaw Foundation, Amy spent 9 years leading the US-UK Fulbright Scholarship Programme, working with students, academics, professionals, and teachers across every discipline. She has gained 15+ years working within Higher Education and is passionate about cultural exchange and the benefits it can bring to impactful research and solving global challenges. Prior to this, she led faculty-led programmes hosting US students in the UK and managed a busy student services. She studied American Studies at Sheffield University and University of Pittsburgh.
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This was a very heart warming read - I really hope you carry self-belief into your next chapter and do amazing things. Keep in touch!
Thanks for sharing your reflection Beatrice, we are so pleased you gained so much. From our perspective, your journey has only just started and we hope very much you'll keep us updated along the way. Keep in touch!
Thanks so much for sharing such an open and honest reflection, you have a flair for writing and it was a joy to read.
Really enjoyed reading your reflection Alice, thanks so much for sharing.
Great update Elena, I hope the rest of your LiA goes well. "I sometimes struggle to have the confidence in myself that I know what I'm doing and have the ability to control a situation, which I think comes with feeling 'too young'." I'm a fair few years older than you and still feel like this sometimes, especially with teenagers! I don't think it's age that brings the confidence you're describing; it's experience. And you only gain that experience by being brave enough to take that first step, which is you have, so congrats! Look forward to hearing how the rest of your time went!
Super interesting Megan!
Heart warming reflection Gabriel, thank you so much for sharing!
Isabella, you have a real talent for writing and making your research accessible - excited to hear how it has all gone!