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Kate Shearer is associated with the University of New England, where she conducted doctoral research in the field of performing arts. In 2023, she deposited a dataset for her PhD titled "The intimate and the epic in 'Plunge'" in the university's RUNE repository. The dataset includes recordings of interviews with the creative team and photographs of the production 'Plunge' (2017), collected between 2016 and 2017. This work falls under studies in creative arts and writing.
In 2018, Kate Shearer chaired Stream Two, Sessions Five through Eight at the University of New England Postgraduate Conference. Session Seven featured a presentation by Angelika Heurich, and Session Eight by Gabrielle Lamb. That year, she also earned an Honourable Mention for the Veronica Kelly Prize from the Australasian Drama Studies Association for her paper "Excavating Ghosts: The Actor/Audience Relationship in Narrative-led Site Specific Work, Plunge". The prize is given for the best postgraduate paper presented at an ADSA conference.
