Congratulations to Staff achieving their Doctorates
Fri, 05 Aug 2016 09:26:00 BST
Congratulations to our latest staff members to successfully complete their Doctorates:
Dr Claire Barber: PhD from the School of Art, Design and Architecture in: Cloth in Action: The transformative power of cloth in communities.
For more information on Dr Claire Barber you read her Staff Profile
Dr Rachel Cockman: PhD from Sheffield Hallam University in: Leadership, downshifting and the experience of power in higher education.
For more information on Dr Rachel Cockman from The Business School you can read her Staff Profile
Dr Ceri Daniels: PhD from the School of Education and Professional Development in: Surfing the Edge of Chaos: Professional Identity Constructs of Senior Children’s Services Leaders in the Context of the Agency-Structure Nexus.
For more information on Dr Ceri Daniels you can read her Staff Profile
Dr Stephen Ely: PhD from the School of Music, Humanities and Media in: Tales of the Tribe: Modern epic, guerrilla-pastoral and utopian yeoman-anarchism in Oswald's Book of Hours and Englaland.
For more information on Dr Stephen Ely you can read his Staff Profile
Dr Phillip Holdich: Prof Doc (Doctor of Nursing) from the School of Human and Health Sciences in: How do people with type 2 diabetes and practice nurses understand and manage decision-making involving risks associated with this condition?
For more information on Dr Phillip Holdich you can read his Staff Profile
Dr Eric Tchouamou Njoya: PhD from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in: Aviation, tourism and poverty relief in Kenya: a dynamic computable general equilibrium model analysis.
For more information on Dr Eric Tchouamou Njoya from The Business School you can read his Staff Profile
Dr Eftychia Palamida: PhD from Newcastle University Business School in: Entrepreneurship.
For more information on Dr Eftychia Palamida you can read her Staff Profile
Dr Alan Shaw: PhD from the University of Hull in: Enhancing the Social Ecological Framework: a Social Marketing Solution, looking at how social marketing could influence positive health behaviours in those individuals living with diabetes.
For more information on Dr Alan Shaw from The Business School you can read his Staff Profile
Dr Karl Walton: PhD from the School of Computing and Engineering in: Rolls-Royce trent series compressor blade surface topography its development and influence on aerodynamic performance.
For more information on Dr Karl Walton you can read his Staff Profile
If you would like more information on these areas of study please contact the relevant member of staff featured above.
