What else am I up to?
I teach a range of social and cognitive psychology topics (power & hierarchy, intergroup relations, racism, sexism, history of social psychology, attitudes, misinformation, polarisation, intertemporal choice, adversity and cognitive outcomes) across modules, levels and courses within the School of Psychology and Vision Sciences at University of Leicester.
I am a SEDA-qualified doctoral supervisor and part of the supervisory team for a number of funded PhD students. If you are interested in a PhD, particularly behavioural science projects that lie at the intersection between social cognition, social inequality and health, do get in touch.
I am a member of the following networks and organisations:
* British Psychological
Society
* Psychologists for Social
Change
* Medact
Economic Justice and Health
Related outputs include:
Fair’s
fair? What should psychologists understand about austerity, and ways to
broaden the role of psychologists in order to combat its effects?
Insights from ‘Make My City Fair’ in Birmingham
Health
Versus Wealth? UK economic policy and public health during
COVID-19
As well as regular peer-review activities, I am a member of the external ethics committee for the Guide Dogs charity.
I am one of the LGBT+ Equality Reps of UCU Leicester Branch Committee.