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During this interview, PhD student Baylee Woodley discusses their educational journey at UCL and delves into their passions and interests that incorporate ideas around Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion. Woodley talks about their PhD research that focuses on ‘Forsaken Femininities: The Long History of Femininity from Medieval to Modern and from Monstrous to Divine’. This interview explores Woodley’s inspirations for the project and highlights future directions that their work may take.
PhD Student Journeys, Natalie Soghomonian Interviews Baylee Woodley
Author: Natalie Soghomonian, First Year BA History of Art Student
As part of our Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity (EDI) initiatives in UCL History of Art, we have commissioned five talented student journalists to create a series of art history pieces with a focus on EDI.