Anna Cooper

Anna Louise Cooper is a current PhD candidate in French with research interests focusing on questions of identity in cultural production and performance, particularly in the long nineteenth century, with a keen focus on othering and migration.

Her additional research interests include the printed press, non-discursive practices, and uncovering less visible practitioners and forms, making her a versatile and thorough researcher in the field.

Anna has an academic background with a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in French Studies from Tulane University, an MA in Translation and Professional Language Skills from the University of Bath, and a Master of Arts (M.A.) in French Language and Literature from the University of St. Andrews.

Her educational journey began with an International Baccalaureate from Truro College, showcasing a strong academic foundation that has been further honed through various degrees and experiences.

Throughout her career, Anna has held various roles that have contributed to her well-rounded skill set, including being a Student Affairs Coordinator at the European American Musical Alliance, Lead Counselor at Tulane University, Learning Support Assistant at Truro & Penwith College, Castle Guide at St Aubyn Estates, Assistant Matron at St George's School, and Note-taker at Randstad.

Anna is open to collaborations and future opportunities, showcasing her enthusiasm for engaging with others in the field and exploring new avenues of research and professional growth.