About Cothney Theresa Lasaracina
Welcome!! You can call me either Cothney or Theresa. Currently, a student at the University of Lille in France.
I am navigating the intriguing nuances of researching in England, France, and Italy. During my summer research experience, I have been concentrating on 'Mapping colonial subjects from the French Resistance' with a crosscultural experience between France and the UK.. ask me more if you would like to.
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My name is Cothney Lasaracina. Very nice to meet you everyone.
I am from Italy and I study politics and French at the University of Leeds. My Laidlaw research/leadership project is about Mapping colonial subjects in the French Resistance. I found it very fascinating and encouraging for my personal development, in order to strenght communities and enable a critical exchange through the visualisation of the impact that colonial subjects have had within the French Resistance. In my free time, I like to keep active through engaging in sportive activities i.e Basketball, gym and learning languages.
One thing about me that surprises people is my dynamicity.
I'd love to connect with someone who shares enthusiasm, and passion. It could be in any field. I am ready to hear from you :)
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This sounds like an amazing opportunity. I am already pursuing another project (geographically not too far from this opportunity, though). All the best with finding the right people to take part in it! :)
Resilience has been the greatest aspect over my leadership journey. Also, this journey made me face the importance of not leaving undeveloped the other aspects. Through the Oxford Character Project I started to recognise that there are virtues that truly can be underdeveloped unless we decide to work little by little on them. Yes, that's definitely a good work in progress to maintain personally!
I have just read through your report Roxana, and It is is very interesting !
Great job Amber, my warmest congratulations!
Congratulations to everyone 👏🏼
'I didn't see my self as a leader. But today I do''... Beautiful to hear your journey, thank you for sharing! :)
Cothney, this is such a powerful project--your work on uncovering the stories of colonial soldiers in the French Resistance really brings to light a piece of history that deserves more attention. Well done!
Very appreciated honestly, thank you!!
Trisha, this is so beautiful! Great that you had an excellent time in the UK as perceived from this post