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I have been working in higher education since 2004 in various roles as a researcher, lecturer, senior lecturer and programme leader. I have taught modules covering criminological theory, research methods, criminal justice policy and community justice. Prior to joining University of Gloucestershire in September 2020, I worked at University of Northampton, Keele University, De Montfort University and Birmingham City University.
My main research interests are alternative justice and the role of arts in rehabilitation and desistance. I am happy to receive enquiries and proposals from potential PhD students interested in researching these topics.
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
British Society of Criminology
Postgraduate: Public Criminology, Contemporary Issues in Crime and Justice, Alternative Justice, Advanced Research Methods
Undergraduate: Prisons and Punishment, Understanding Criminology.
My core research interests are in community engagement in policing and crime prevention, alternative justice, qualitative methodologies, and the role of arts in rehabilitation and desistance.
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