Experience

The American Center of Research (ACOR)

• Jordan
• Research
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Assistant Director for Compliance and Publications

  • Feb 2023 - Present

• Assistant Director for Publications and Grants

  • Jan 2022 - Mar 2023

• Grant Support and Publications Specialist

  • Mar 2020 - Dec 2021



Noreen Doyle

• Freelance Writer, Editor, Photographer, Consultant

  • 1995 - Present

  • Provide well-researched and audience-appropriate nonfiction, primarily on historical subjects: academic, general, reference, children's. • Develop fiction anthologies. • Edit fiction (short stories and novels) and nonfiction (academic papers, brochures, letters, articles, etc.). • Research Egyptological, archaeological, and historical topics for clients. • Perform photo research/illustration research. • Provide well-researched and audience-appropriate nonfiction, primarily on historical subjects: academic, general, reference, children's. • Develop fiction anthologies. • Edit fiction (short stories and novels) and nonfiction (academic papers, brochures, letters, articles, etc.). • Research Egyptological, archaeological, and historical topics for clients. • Perform photo research/illustration research.



University of Arizona Egyptian Expedition

• Tucson, Arizona Area

• Research Associate

  • Oct 2012 - Present



Supreme Council of Antiquities/Ministry of Culture (Egypt)

• Editor

  • Sep 2010 - Dec 2010



Nautical Archaeology Program, Texas A&M University

• Graduate Assistant/Excavator

  • May 1992 - Aug 1992

  • Part of a small team that excavated the remains of a late 18th century coastal sailing vessel, the Clydesdale Plantation Vessel, under the direction of Dr. Frederick Hocker, then of the Institute of Nautical Archaeology. • Created textual, drawn, and photographic documentation of finds from the site. • Gained firsthand experience in excavation methods and practices under difficult environmental conditions, including threat from poisonous snakes, feral pigs, and large alligators. • Part of a small team that excavated the remains of a late 18th century coastal sailing vessel, the Clydesdale Plantation Vessel, under the direction of Dr. Frederick Hocker, then of the Institute of Nautical Archaeology. • Created textual, drawn, and photographic documentation of finds from the site. • Gained firsthand experience in excavation methods and practices under difficult environmental conditions, including threat from poisonous snakes, feral pigs, and large alligators.