Dear Diane Elizabeth Huntington Loring, I am delighted to inform you that at its last meeting on 3 May 2024, Council elected you a Postgraduate Member of the Royal Historical Society (RHS) in recognition of your programme of study for a higher degree relating to History. As a Postgraduate Member you join a group of […]
Born an athlete, Diane Huntington Loring decided to leave her business and athletic pursuits in the USA to pursue new academic adventures on the other side of the world. She’s currently pursuing her PhD studies at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow. When she’s not busy working on her dissertation, Diane is practicing Taekwondo and […]
ROYAL YARD TOUR – SIR MARK PRESCOTT I had the distinct honour of meeting Sir Mark Prescott recently, interviewing him for my PhD thesis. An icon in the horseracing community with a wealth of knowledge, a great sense of humor and one of the most gracious gentlemen I have had the pleasure of meeting. It […]
QUEEN VICTORIA: THE ROYAL MEWS, PIMLICO I would like to first acknowledge and thank my Course Leader and Supervisor, Tahitia McCabe. Tahitia has been powerful, always in full possession of attributes required of consummate leadership to support and guide me every step of the way. I first contacted Tahitia in 2016. Since then, even before […]
In 2015 I re-entered my academic journey after having read my great-aunt’s book in its entirety. Realizing she was accepted to USC in 1923, transferred to UCLA, and then graduated from Northwestern was incredible to me. Suddenly the family academic bar had been raised and everything seemed so much more possible. I lived close to […]
I recently sent HRH Royal Princess Anne a letter as an addendum to the last letter I sent her mother, The Queen. I received a lovely response
