Member Profile
Name:
Ms Diane Elizabeth Huntington Loring
Institution:
University of Strathclyde
Academic status:
Student
Main discipline:
History with Genealogical Studies
Additional disciplines:
Cultural Studies
History
Literary Studies
Science Studies
History
Literary Studies
Science Studies
Other societies:
Royal Historical Society
Research interests:
I am currently earning a PhD at the University of Strathclyde - Thesis Title: A Study of Queen Victoria's Royal Stud in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland: Roles, qualifications, a Demographic and Genealogical Study of an Industry, and the people involved (1837-1901).
In 2022 I was awarded an MSc from the University of Strathclyde - Thesis Title: Queen Victoria: The Royal Mews Pimlico.
In 2020 I was awarded an MA from the University of York - Thesis Title: Diversity and the Roles of Noblewomen in the Long Eighteenth-Century: Lady Salisbury Master of the Hatfield Hunt.
My primary research interests are the status of women through the ages up to the present day. I am interested in how women have survived a Patriarchal world. I am also interested in women and their involvement in the equine industry through time.