Mary D'angelo
About Mary D'angelo
Mary D'Angelo is a media researcher with over two decades of experience at CARMA International. She holds a postgraduate diploma in anthropology and has a background in special educational needs teaching and intercultural communication.
Current Role at CARMA International
Mary D'Angelo has been employed at CARMA International as a Media Researcher since 2002. In this role, she engages in various media research activities, contributing to the organization's understanding of media trends and audience engagement. Her extensive experience in this position spans over 22 years, highlighting her commitment to the field of media research.
Previous Experience in Education
Mary D'Angelo worked at Harrow College as a Special Educational Needs Teacher from 2015 to 2021. During her six years in this role, she supported students with diverse learning needs, enhancing their educational experiences. Additionally, she has been involved with Future Academies as a SEN Teaching/Librarian since 2021, where she continues to apply her expertise in educational support.
Educational Background
Mary D'Angelo holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Anthropology, which complements her academic pursuits. She studied at the Open University in the UK, achieving a BA Hons in Psychology from 1998 to 2001. Furthermore, she studied Foreign Languages and Literatures at the University of Turin, providing her with a strong foundation in language skills and intercultural communication.
Skills and Certifications
Mary D'Angelo possesses skills in translation and foreign languages, enhancing her ability to communicate effectively across cultures. She is also certified as a Yoga Teacher, indicating her commitment to personal well-being and mindfulness. Her experience in intercultural communication and analytical skills further supports her professional roles in education and media research.
Previous Role as Independent Inter-cultural Mediator
From 2003 to 2005, Mary D'Angelo worked as an Independent Inter-cultural Mediator at Caritas in Germany. In this role, she facilitated communication and understanding between diverse cultural groups, leveraging her language skills and intercultural expertise to support community integration.