Assistant Professor, Faculty of Science
I am a teaching-focused Assistant Professor based within the School of Psychology. I graduated from the University of Nottingham with a BSc in Psychology (2012), an MSc in Brain Imaging with Cognitive Neuroscience (2013), and a PhD in Psychology (2017). Within my current role, I am responsible for convening research and practical methods modules for both undergraduate and postgraduate students. I am also the lead academic for first year seminar coordination, and the 3rd year undergraduate tutor for the School.
Outside of my academic roles, I am also a Deputy Director of the Researchers of Statistics Education (RoSE) network. This is a free-to-join research network that discusses research on best practices in statistics education worldwide.
My research interests are focused on the impact of anxiety in everyday life. I am happy to supervise projects on any aspect of everyday but I particular focus on two main areas:
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