
Biography
Kathryn is the Faculty Outreach Manager in the Faculty of Natural, Mathematical and Engineering Sciences, King’s College London. In this role, she manages outreach programmes across the faculty and its five constituent departments.
Prior to this, she worked in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths) outreach and access at the University of Oxford, most recently as the STEM Outreach Officer at Hertford College, and the Physics Access Officer for the Department of Physics, following a stint as that department’s Quantum Materials Outreach Officer.
Kathryn’s PhD research was on the LUX-ZEPLIN dark matter search experiment, and as an undergraduate, she studied Physics and Philosophy, both at Oxford University.
Responsibilities:
- Developing and leading on the faculty’s outreach strategy
- Sharing best practice in outreach activity across STEM departments
- Developing and supporting a range of STEM outreach activities
- Connecting faculty and college outreach and Widening Participation programmes, staff and students
Personal website: www.kathrynboast.co.uk
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School students explore university physics with King's first Optics Summer School
Twenty-three Year 12 students keen to explore physics beyond the classroom joined the first King’s Optics Summer School, which gave them insight into studying...
