Naomi Marshall

Naomi Marshall has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Naomi started as a Volunteer at ST. NEOTS MUSEUM LIMITED in 2020 before transitioning to Ernulf Academy as a 1-1 Maths Tutor. In 2019, they had work placements at the Museum of London and GSK.

In 2021, Naomi became an Auditor at Serve Legal Ltd and a Student Ambassador at Queen Mary University of London. Naomi then took on the role of Course Representative where they represented student interests and collaborated with academic staff to improve departmental policies and staff-student relations.

In 2022, Naomi joined the Historic Royal Palaces as an Events Steward and became the President of the History Society at Queen Mary University of London Students' Union. In this role, they organized events and served as the main point of contact for society members and student union representatives. Naomi also worked as a Seasonal Warden at the Royal Collection Trust, where they gained valuable knowledge about the history of Buckingham Palace and curated and conserved exhibitions.

In 2023, Naomi became the School of History Representative at Queen Mary University of London and a Research Assistant for Dr Chloe Ward's upcoming book on art and social change. Naomi was selected for this role due to their previous experience in art history and understanding of copyright law.

Overall, Naomi's work experience demonstrates their strong skills in leadership, research, event organization, and representation within academic and cultural institutions.

Naomi Marshall completed their GCSEs and A Levels at Longsands Academy from 2013 to 2020. Naomi then went on to pursue a Bachelor of Arts degree in History at Queen Mary University of London from 2021 to 2025.