Department of History

Dr Sasha Garwood joins the Foundation Arts team

Dr Sasha Garwood LLoyd outside between two green trees

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We're very pleased to announce that Dr Sasha Garwood will be joining us from September as a Teaching Associate on the Foundation Arts!

Read a brief introduction to their teaching experience and research below:

Having worked at Nottingham as a Teaching Affiliate in the School of English for two years, I'm overwhelmingly delighted to be joining the Foundation Arts team as a permanent Teaching Associate. I'm excited about working as part of a small team, developing teaching, and working in a genuinely interdisciplinary environment. My new role at Nottingham is teaching focused. Alongside my teaching in the School of English, I have taught History at the University of Sheffield, where I also hold a research fellowship. 

My interdisciplinary research focuses on gender, sex and food as a nexus of cultural anxieties, and my recent monograph focuses specifically on early modern English noblewomen's experiences and understanding of self-starvation, placing these in a wider cultural context of shifting systems of authority and identity, and understandings of embodiment, gender and sexuality. I bring this to my teaching through a focus on questions of equality, diversity, and representation, and a commitment to a plurality of voices.

I'm really looking forward to the opportunity to contribute to the development and expansion of Foundation Arts. I am also a big fan of the University Park wildlife. You can see some of my pictures on my Twitter feed here!

Dr Sasha Garwood

Posted on Tuesday 27th August 2019

Department of History

University of Nottingham
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Nottingham, NG7 2RD

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