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Sarah Harris

Curriculum Vitae

  • Education:

    University of Bristol (2010 – 2013); College of Richard Collyer (2007-2009); Millais School (2002-2007)

  • Qualifications:

    BSc Pharmacology, A-Levels in Chemistry, Biology, Maths and English, 13 GCSEs

  • Work History:

    I worked as a housekeeper in my uni holidays and in insurance during my gap year (super boring!!)

  • Current Job:

    Project Officer

  • Employer:

    Science Council

  • Favourite thing to do in my job: I love investigating, especially when lots of little pieces of research come together to make sense

  • My Work

    I work on Future Morph, a website that shows all the awesome careers options after studying science and maths

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    I work on the Future Morph website and social media – showing the tonnes of options available to them after studying science and maths. What’s great about Future Morph is that is smashes stereotypical views of what a “scientist” looks like  and shows that studying these subjects can lead to amazing things!

  • What I'd do with the prize money

    Use it to spread the message that science & maths are for everyone, and lead to so many exciting careers

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    I’d maybe put it towards creating more future morph resources – we already have careers website checklists and posters that are very popular, so could print more of these off as a free schools resource, or develop new ones. The Science Council (who run Future Morph) made a list of the “10 types of scientist” so using that to create new materials would also be pretty cool We’ll have to see!

  • My Interview

    • How would you describe yourself in 3 words?

      Adventurous, enthusiastic, sporty

      Were you ever in trouble at school?

      Not really, although one time I got told off for singing Bohemian Rhapsody (by Queen) in class.

      Who is your favourite singer or band?

      It changes so often! At the moment I’m a bit obsessed with Bastille

      What's your favourite food?

      Chocolate. Always chocolate.

      What is the most fun thing you've done?

      Cliff jumping! I was travelling round Europe by train and when we were in Italy one of the hostel-owners took us out on his little boat to these cliffs in the ocean. It was terrifying and amazing!

      If you had 3 wishes for yourself what would they be? - be honest!

      I would love a super great science job and still be able to do all tons of triathlons (including an Ironman!), and to visit every country in the world (even if it’s just a quick stop!)

      Tell us a joke.

      I’m reading a great book on anti-gravity. I can’t put it down.

  • My profile link:
    https://ias.im/u.61652

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