Morag Fraser

Morag Fraser is a neurologically diverse digital native and Connecter extraordinaire with a passion for digital career literacy and leveraging technology and social media for career planning and engaging alumni communities.

With a background in customer service, communications, and administration, Morag's journey took a significant turn when diagnosed with Autism at 29, leading to a deeper understanding of herself, her work approach, and a focus on maximizing her strengths.

She excels in puzzle-solving, in-depth research, and copywriting, while also demonstrating exceptional skills in building and nurturing positive working relationships. Her strengths lie in bringing people together, problem-solving, and thinking creatively and proactively about the future.

Eager to get more involved in matters concerning Autism/Disability, Morag Fraser is always open to new conversations and opportunities to drive positive change.

Morag's educational background includes Microcredentials in Change Management and Project Management, as well as an MA in Literary Studies from the University of Glasgow.

Her professional experience includes roles as an Autism Support Co-ordinator at Perth Autism Support, Data Checker at University of St Andrews, and various positions at the University of St Andrews such as Development Assistant, Disabled Leadership Network Steering Group Member, and Student Connections Facilitator.

Additionally, Morag has volunteered as a Disability Blogger at Great With Disability, and held positions in HR, reception, and resource advising at the University of St Andrews. She has also worked as an Office Co-ordinator/Bookseller at Borders and in temporary roles at Search Consultancy.

Morag Fraser's expertise lies in digital career literacy, Autism/Disability advocacy, customer service, communications, administration, puzzle-solving, research, copywriting, relationship building, problem-solving, creative thinking, and future-focused planning.