User talk:Ladyofshallot

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Welcome Molly

You are off to a good start.

Have you looked at any of the schools to see where your material might fit in?

There are a number of roles you can play here.

• There is the student for life, that uses Wikiversity as their alma mater
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• There is the Editor role, where you work your way through portions of the site, and add a little repair here and there
• There is the Illustrator role, where you find pictures that fit a particular page, and add them
• The list is virtually endless, and limited mostly by your imagination

I was just looking and the school of Social sciences has demography, and Cultural studies in it.

--Graeme E. Smith 05:20, 1 April 2010 (UTC)