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Daisy Norfolk is an Administrative Assistant for the Digital Studio at the University of Melbourne, a position held since March 2022. Concurrently, Daisy serves as an Object-Based Learning Laboratory Technician and as a Student Ambassador for Ecology and Heritage Partners Pty Ltd. Engagements also include roles as a Field Archaeologist with the Australian Greens Victoria and Gender Diversity Officer for the Victorian Young Greens. Daisy has participated as an AYG Delegate and National Conference Delegate, and worked as an Educational Assistant with Hands-on-Humanities and Co-Secretary for the Melbourne University Greens Club. Leadership experience includes serving as Consul (President) and Senator (General Committee) for the University of Melbourne Classics and Archaeology Society. Past contributions as an Archivist for the Jebel Khalid Project involved digitizing field books and managing archaeological materials, alongside tutoring and coordinating Ancient History at VCE Summer School and co-editing the Chariot journal. Daisy holds a Bachelor of Arts in Ancient World Studies and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in the same field at the University of Melbourne.