Copper Shamrock, explained
- CURIOSITY
- LEARNING
- EXPERIENCE
Hello!
Here’s me. Sorry if you’re here for the boring stuff, but I’d like to list my real accomplishments – all the jobs I had as a chorister at the Utah Opera:
Drunk German baroness, Scottish witch, charming Japanese schoolgirl, Chinese peasant, German peasant, Russian peasant, Italian peasant, Italian nun, Italian townsfolk, Italian innkeeper, French commoner, Egyptian slave, Czech commoner, Spanish factory worker, gossipy American, Gondolier, Turkish keystone cop, Captain’s daughter, naughty lady, voice in someone’s head.
And a Gatekeeper of Hades.
Trying on different hats. And wigs. Literally.
CURIOSITY
I like using my brain to do stuff and create things. Things I don’’t get paid to do are painting, pottery, playing my bodhran (Irish drum), crochet, and archery.
LEARNING
I am collecting Master’s degrees. Why? In part to pay for my other hobbies, in part because I want to learn a lot. Some people call me a Renaissance woman, others use the term Multipotentialite. I don’t really call it anything, I just like learning.
Current: Master of Studies in Writing for Performance
University of Cambridge, Cambridge UK
Institute for Continuing Education
Master of Arts in Information Design
University of Reading, Reading UK
Department of Typography
Master of Labor Relations & Human Resources
Michigan State University, Michigan
School of Human Resources and Labor Relations