Alicia Taylor

Student Contributor

Alicia Taylor
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Location
Lancashire
Education
Durham University
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Durham University, student news, guides, lifestyle, accommodation, student sport, media, film, tv, writing, campus culture

  • Alicia is a Student Contributor for The Tab Durham where she writes both features and news articles for the site.
  • Alicia specialises in writing fun feature articles about Durham student lifestyle, culture and places to eat and drink.
  • Alicia is currently studying a Writing Prose Fiction module to aid her creative writing and she is a green belt in DU Taekwondo.

Experience

Alicia joined The Tab Durham in the third-year of her study and advocates for young people's mental health as a co-founder, researcher and author of the national research project, 'Bee the Difference.' Alongside writing articles for the Durham student population, she has had training in communication and public speaking.

Education

Alicia is in her final year studying English Literature at Durham University and is writing her dissertation on the British author C.S Lewis. After university, Alicia is hoping to do a masters in creative writing.

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Posts

Durham student studying computer science receives £20k bursary from Amazon

Samantha Osbiston is one of 30 women in UK to receive the Amazon Future Engineering Bursary

These are the six most romantic places in Durham to visit for a first date

Helping you to become part of the 70 per cent of cuffed students