Mark Brokenshire

Mark Brokenshire is a Staff Writer and Researcher at The University of Chicago. Mark has previous experience working as a Research Assistant at the University of Chicago from June 2014 to July 2015. In this role, they were responsible for a variety of research support tasks for Professor Hillary Chute, including acting as the Manuscript Reader, preparing research summaries, transcribing interviews, sourcing research materials, and liaising with publishers and galleries. Mark is passionate about helping others and has used their skills as a researcher to contribute to a variety of projects that aim to make a difference in the world.

Mark Brokenshire has a type of executive program for emerging leaders in operations management and supervision from The University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Mark also has a master's degree in arts & humanities - English (media and communication theory, creative writing) from University of Chicago. In addition, they have two bachelor's degrees; one in arts (honours by research) from University of South Australia and the other in arts (writing and creative communication) also from University of South Australia. Furthermore, Mark Brokenshire is certified by AHIMA in Abbreviated Injury Scale (2005) Injury Coder Training, Teach International in Certificate III in TESOL, Mercer in Mercer Employment Classification Training, and TMP in Certificate IV in Assessment and Workplace Training and Certificate IV in Frontline Management.

Mark Brokenshire reports to Katie Callow-Wright, VP, Secretary & Chief of Staff, Office of the President. Some of their coworkers include Jennifer A. Hill - Secretary of the Medical Center Board of Trustees and Associate Secretary of the University, Megan Harris - Assistant Vice President, and Maria Romanucci - Director of Administration and Operations.